Information about the Moroccan Healthcare system and insurance system.

The health system is a structure that includes a set of policies, institutions and practices related to the provision, financing and management of health services in a country. The health system operates to ensure people's access to health services, to solve health problems and to improve the general health status of the society. The healthcare system generally includes healthcare facilities operated by the government, the private sector, and non-governmental organizations. These facilities include hospitals, clinics, outpatient clinics, health centers, laboratories, pharmacies and rehabilitation centers. Additionally, the healthcare system is also responsible for educating, training and employing healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, dentists, etc.). The insurance system is a mechanism that provides financing of health services. The insurance system is a system in which individuals pay premiums to cover their health expenses. In this system, insurance companies or the government create a pool to cover individuals' health expenses. Individuals benefit from this pool when they need health services and alleviate the financial burden of health services. The insurance system is generally provided through insurance companies operated by the public and private sectors. Individuals are covered by insurance and can benefit from health services by paying their insurance premiums regularly. The insurance system regulates the financing of health expenses and facilitates access to health services. The healthcare system and insurance system play an important role in regulating and financing a country's healthcare services. A good health system improves the general health of the population, facilitates access to health services and finances health expenditures in a sustainable manner.