Healthcare in Egypt

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Healthcare in Egypt

Healthcare in Egypt refers to the overall system through which Egyptians receive health services. The Ministry of Health is the government body responsible for public health in Egypt.

Pronunciation

Healthcare in Egypt: /ˈhɛlθkɛər ɪn ˈiːdʒɪpt/

Etymology

The term "Healthcare" is derived from the Old English words "hǣlth" (health) and "carian" (care). The term "Egypt" comes from the Greek word "Aigyptos".

Overview

Healthcare in Egypt consists of both a public and a private sector. The public healthcare system is under the purview of the Ministry of Health and includes a network of health facilities including hospitals, health centers, and clinics. The private sector includes a variety of providers such as private hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies.

Public Healthcare

The public healthcare system in Egypt is primarily funded by the government through the Ministry of Health. This system provides healthcare services to all Egyptians, regardless of their ability to pay. The public healthcare system is characterized by its wide reach, especially in rural areas.

Private Healthcare

The private healthcare sector in Egypt is characterized by a high level of specialization and quality of care. It is primarily funded by private insurance and out-of-pocket payments. The private sector caters to those who can afford to pay for healthcare services.

Health Insurance

Health insurance in Egypt is provided by both public and private entities. The government provides health insurance for low-income individuals and families, while private insurance is available for those who can afford it.

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