Latest Health care Statistics for UK and Switzerland.?
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Within the Public Sector / Health and Care / Health section of the ONS website, http://www.statistics.gov.uk/ , you'll find the best information that I could dredge up on the UK's state of play.\n\nThe Swiss equivalent, http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/en/index.html , is most likely to have their data; afraid I don't ahve time to comb it myself!\n\nHope that helps...
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try ons.gov.uk which is the website for the Office of National Statistics
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The Ministry of Health and Welfare is totally right.\n\nYou can look up stuff at these sites. . .\n\nworld.altavista.com\nrikai.com\nexcite.co.jp/world
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http://mich.info/michigan/health/healthdeptmap.htm
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Try HIPPA.com that should give you the information you need.
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Contrary to what some people above have said, there are several countries outwith the EU which have reciprocal arrangements with the UK, for medical care, New Zealand being one I can think of.  You would not be charged for medical and hospital care there, but you would of course still have to pay for any emergency medical flight back home. \n\nAlso contrary to above, the E111 is now obsolete, you need a European Health Insurance Card  (EHIC) to receive free treatment in the EC. It should be noted however that there are still often some medical charges to be paid, not all countries within this arrangement cover every charge.  \n\nI would suggest you check online to find if the country you went to, is covered by a reciprocal agreement with the UK.  This site might be a good place to start.   Good luck to you  :) \n\nhttp://www.dh.gov.uk/PolicyAndGuidance/HealthAdviceForTravellers/fs/en
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We have a lot of doctors from overseas working here. So its not impossible. But why would you want to work in the UK with the health service failing so badly right now. You could work in the private sector I guess so suggest you get in contact with someone like BUPA.
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the waiting list for anything on the nhs these days is a joke,you can know book a hospital appointment online via the nhs website You should kick up a fuss,better still tell them you are not from this country and you will get it straight away
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Have you tried the NHS website? It is pretty good for general diagnosis, and has links for specific problems. Good luck
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CANADA!!!! FREE HEALTH CARE WOOT WOOT!
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hello\n        this might be useful for u:-www.webhealthcentre.com\n\ngod bless all
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Hello Chitra...try this link...it links to the british medical counsel...
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wait in line for medical operations or go outside of country and pay your on operation expense.national heath care programs do not work.just ask canadians,Brits,they will tell you the truth liberals,and media will not allow bad press about national heath care programs it goes against there plans for you.
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i honestly don't know where you would go to find something like this....UN statistical offices, statistical offices for different countries, WHO(world health organization)...??\nI do know that 100% of us are children of someone!!
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If you have a budget you could get Taylor Nelson Sofres or ACNielsen to help. Both of them have research panels over multiple countries using the same definitions in each country - therefore you will be able to compare.\n\nYou might also try EuroStat:\n\nhttp://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/page?_pageid=0,1136184,0_45572592&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL
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Links below, one US and one UK
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I'm in the UK - our government also is giving a high priority to education at the moment part of the reason is that so many people are dropping out early or not going on to higher education, therefore there are more people trying to go for unskilled / low skilled work, when we are a country which traditional has professional / highly skilled work. Such as finance, insurance etc. \n\none of the topics the government keeps going on about at the moment is anti social behaviour (kids messing about, harassing people and vandalising, and drugs) but the crime rates aren't actually that bad comparatively. \n\nA topic that is closer to me is the NHS (National Health Service) is in a bit of debt (1% of its budget) so is now making people redundant and has frozen new vacancies. Which as I am just about to finish at uni as a mental health nurse and that i will have to go to the private section to try and get a job! But there aren't that many to go to! \n\nI might be moving to South Africa soon anyway!