The French way of cancer treatment

The French way of cancer treatment
►http://blogs.reuters.com/anya-schiffrin/2014/02/12/the-french-way-of-cancer-treatment

In 2011, France’s expenditure on health per capita was $4,086, compared to $8,608 in the United States, according to the World Health Organization. Spending as a percentage of gross domestic product was 11.6 percent in France while in the United States it was a far higher 17.9 percent.

Ainsi donc le système capitaliste qui veut tout privatiser nous mentirait ? Rhooooo.

via ▻https://n.survol.fr/n/une-question-de-redistribution-et-de-modele-social

#santé #sécurité_sociale

American compares his #cancer treatment experience in #France and #USA
and realizes he lives in the third world:
►http://blogs.reuters.com/anya-schiffrin/2014/02/12/the-french-way-of-cancer-treatment

"I found people assumed [my dad] was getting VIP treatment or had a fancy private plan. Not at all. He had the plain vanilla French government healthcare.

I had read many articles about the French healthcare system during the long public debate over Obamacare. But I still I hadn’t understood fully, until I read this interview in the New York Times, that the French system is basically like an expanded Medicaid. Pretty much everyone has insurance and the French get better primary care and more choice of doctors than we do. It also turns out, as has been much commented on, that despite all this great treatment, the French spend far less on healthcare than Americans.

In 2011, France’s expenditure on health per capita was $4,086, compared to $8,608 in the United States, according to the World Health Organization. Spending as a percentage of gross domestic product was 11.6 percent in France while in the United States it was a far higher 17.9 percent"

http://blogs.reuters.com/anya-schiffrin/files/2014/02/cancer-treatment.jpg

#insurance #healthcare #health