Information about Sudan Health system and insurance system.

Sudan's healthcare system is a mixed system that includes public and private healthcare services in the country. Health services in Sudan are managed by the Federal Ministry of Health. Public health services are provided through health centers, hospitals, and clinics at the federal, state, and local levels. These healthcare institutions provide a variety of medical services, emergency care, maternity and child health, etc. There are also a variety of private healthcare institutions in Sudan, but these institutions are generally located in larger cities and may have higher costs. Sudan's insurance system is a system generally run by the state between employers and employees. The country has compulsory health insurance for public employees. This insurance system covers health services provided in public hospitals. Private sector employees and other individuals may have private health insurance. These insurance systems can cover services provided in private healthcare institutions and offer individuals a wider range of healthcare options. However, the insurance system in Sudan is still developing and insurance coverage may be low. Many Sudanese have to pay for their own healthcare, which can limit access to healthcare. As a result, Sudan's healthcare system is a mixed system and includes public and private healthcare services. Access to healthcare and insurance coverage is still developing.