Multinational perspective on health care delivery: private versus government

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\n\t1.1.Background: Health care issues in any part of the world can suddenly become a global issue. This was exemplified by the outbreak of Ebola virus disease in parts of West Africa, that later spread to other parts of West Africa, Europe and United States of America. The major lesson from this is that nations all over the world should also be keenly interested in health issues and health perspectives of not only their country and neighbouring countries but also of the world at large. The question is on a global scale, what is/are the perspective of people about the private health sector? What is/are the perspective of people on government health care delivery? Are perspectives the same globally? This article aim to study multinational perspective on health care delivery of respondent’s country of domicile. \n \n\t1.2.Methods:This study was carried out in two places, Amsterdam in Netherland, and Chicago, illinois, United State of America. The information was obtained by administration of a questionnaire after obtaining consent from each individual. \n \n\t1.3.Results:In all, 121 multinational respondent from 32 countries participated in the survey. \n \n\tConclusion:There are salient points to note in this survey which include the fact that global perspective on health care delivery differs from one country to the other. Waiting time is a major issue that a good number of respondents are concerned with. Doctors are not really indicted in almost all countries involved in this survey as the culprit for their countries health care delivery system failure or deficiency in either sector.

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