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== Healthcare system == | == Healthcare system == | ||
=== Quality === | === Quality === | ||
Cartadania's healthcare system has long stood as an exemplar of comprehensive, universal healthcare on the global stage. Consistently praised for its commitment to providing top-tier healthcare services, Cartadania has consistently ranked among the world's leaders in healthcare performance and outcomes. In recent assessments by international organizations, such as the World Health Organization, Cartadania's healthcare system secured second place worldwide. At the core of this healthcare excellence is a robust infrastructure, with both public and private healthcare providers working in synergy. The federal government, in conjunction with state and local health systems, dedicates a substantial portion of its GDP to healthcare, accounting for 6.71%. This robust investment ensures accessibility to healthcare services for all citizens and residents, including those affected by chronic illnesses, who receive treatment free of charge. | |||
Notably, Cartadania's healthcare system is marked by the efficient deployment of telemedicine, minimizing patient wait times and optimizing resource allocation. The Sistema de Triagem Inteligente (STINT) streamlines patient triage, employing AI-driven algorithms to prioritize care based on real-time patient data. Moreover, the commitment to healthcare quality is underscored by the continuous refinement of performance metrics, comprehensive electronic health records, and data analytics, all aimed at enhancing patient care. Public health awareness campaigns and widespread adoption of telemedicine have further elevated the nation's healthcare standards. In essence, Cartadania's healthcare system serves as a paragon of excellence, with its unwavering focus on quality, accessibility, and innovative solutions ensuring the wellbeing of its citizens and residents for generations to come. | |||
== Hospital system == | == Hospital system == | ||
There is roughly an even split between public hospitals, non-profit independent hospitals (which are linked to the public system), while private for-profit hospitals tend to be fewer. In the nation's western Urban agglomeration, the dominant non-profit hospital group is the [[Ivy Health System]], which is the parent organization to the country's top two hospitals–[[Ivy West Sierra Memorial Hospital]] and [[Ivy Alahuela Medical Center]]. | There is roughly an even split between public hospitals, non-profit independent hospitals (which are linked to the public system), while private for-profit hospitals tend to be fewer. In the nation's western Urban agglomeration, the dominant non-profit hospital group is the [[Ivy Health System]], which is the parent organization to the country's top two hospitals–[[Ivy West Sierra Memorial Hospital]] and [[Ivy Alahuela Medical Center]]. | ||