china has both public and private healthcare system.
what type of healthcare system does china have?
both public and private
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prior to the current conflict, yemen's health care system was weak due to its lack of spending in public healthcare. during the mid-2000s yemen decided to take a market-based approach to their healthcare system due to increased liberalization within the country. however, this market based approach directly affected the poor and those living in rural areas, because of a decrease in yemen's budget in public healthcare and use of user fees. access to healthcare services is highly determined by geographic location. although yemen's constitution promises healthcare for all, only 25% of those living in rural areas have access to healthcare services compared to the 80% that have access to healthcare services in urban areas. in addition, most hospitals are in urban areas which makes accessibility difficult for those living in rural areas. yemen's public healthcare system is compiled of four levels: (1) 2929 primary health care units (2) 184 district hospitals (3) 53 general hospitals (4) two specialist referral hospitals. however. many of these facilities lack resources and employees due to the small budget spent on public healthcare in yemen. however, in 2002 yemen created the district healthcare system (dhs) in order to deliver primary health care through community-based services, which in the end failed due to poor management. on the other hand, yemen's private sector has succeeded, there were 167 private hospitals in 2002 and by 2012 there were 746 private hospitals. yemen's healthcare system prior to the current conflict was weak, however, still better than currently.
yemen