Top 10 countries with the best Health care system

 1. Switzerland

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with mandatory health insurance for all residents.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

2. Netherlands

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with a mix of public and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: Long waiting times for some procedures.

3. Norway

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, funded by taxes.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

4. Denmark

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, funded by taxes.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: Long waiting times for some procedures.

5. Luxembourg

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with a mix of public and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

6. Australia

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, funded by a combination of taxes and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

7. Finland

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, funded by taxes.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: Long waiting times for some procedures.

8. Austria

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with a mix of public and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

9. Germany

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with a mix of public and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.

10. Singapore

Healthcare system: Universal healthcare, with a mix of public and private insurance.

Strengths: High quality of care, low infant mortality rate, long life expectancy.

Weaknesses: High cost of healthcare.