Comparing Between Health Care System in UAE and UK

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Health is one of our top priorities in life, and it is really important to take care of it, Simply because there will be no civilizations without the presence of strength in humans, and the strength comes only from Health, that is why every country in the world seeks to increase the health state of their residents, by developing their health care system. In this research you will find a comparison between the health care system in the UAE and in the UK. Therefore, it is divided into four sections: The system, employees and health facilities, challenges and health statistics.
The System:
UK and the UAE health care systems are quite similar, they both depend on insurance and the health service are free in Governmental Hospitals and some private health centers for resident. (Health Statistics 2011, 2012; NHS, 2013) Although for the finance, the UK healthcare system depends on paid by the residents, unlike the UAE healthcare system finance comes from the government only, that is because of the Profit UAE gets from oil trade that allows the UAE to have a higher income. (MONETOS, unknown) Also, the UK expenditure on health is higher than UAE, because the UAE expenditure on health is 3.3%, while in UK it is 9.3%. (MONETOS, unknown) Furthermore, In prescribing medicine is free in UAE, While in UK it is free only for patients who are 16 years or less, or 60 years old or above, It is Also free for pregnant women, and any women who had a child in the last 12 months, and for patients with low income. (The Commonwealth fund, 2010)

Employees and Health Facilities:
According to WHO statistics, the numbers of doctors in the UK is 27.7% per 10,000 people, but in UAE it is 19.3% per 10,000 people. However, for nurses and midwives in UAE i...

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.... Advantages of the nhs. Retrieved from http://www.monetos.co.uk/insurance/health-insurance/nhs/advantages/
NHS, (2013). Guide to the healthcare system in england(2900878 ). Retrieved from the Department of Health website: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads /attachment_data/file/194002/9421-2900878-TSONHS_Guide_to_Healthcare_WEB.PDF
The Commonwealth fund, (2010). International profiles of health care system (1417). Retrieved from The Commonwealth fund website:http://www.commonwealthfund.org/~ /media/Files/ Publications/ Fund Report/2010/Jun/1417_Squires_Intl_Profiles_622.pdf
World Health Orginization, (n.d.). United Arab Emirates: health profile. Retrieved from WHO website: http://www.who.int/countries/are/en/
World Health Orginization, (n.d.). United Kingdom: health profile. Retrieved from WHO website: http://www.who.int/countries/gbr/en/

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