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The German healthcare system is a universal multi-payer system that provides coverage for all citizens and permanent residents. It is funded through statutory health insurance contributions that are paid by both employees and employers. Around 86% of the population is covered through the statutory health insurance system, while the remaining 11% have private health insurance. The system is based on principles of solidarity and subsidiarity. It provides coverage for a wide range of medical services and has consistently delivered a very high quality of care, though costs have increased and reforms have sought to control spending while maintaining standards.
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- The system is shared between national and state governments, with self-governing bodies delegated significant power. It provides universal coverage for a wide range of benefits and free choice of providers.
- While Germany's system has high capacity and benefits at relatively low costs, challenges remain in improving quality of care and reducing inequalities between public and private insurance.
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