Information about the North Korean Healthcare system and insurance system.

To give information about North Korea's healthcare system, the country has a system structured at several different levels to provide healthcare services. These levels include central, regional and local health units. Healthcare in North Korea is provided free of charge by the central government. These services are offered in healthcare facilities such as primary health centers, hospitals, polyclinics and pharmacies. The country's health system provides services in various areas such as preventive health services, treatment services and rehabilitation services. The healthcare system in North Korea carries out various programs and campaigns to protect and improve the health of the people. These programs include services such as vaccination campaigns, health screenings, pregnancy and birth services. Additionally, studies are conducted in areas such as epidemiology, public health education and health research. In North Korea, the insurance system is used to finance health services. There is generally a public health insurance system in the country. This system is based on the principle of collecting premiums from working people and spending them on health services by the state. However, due to North Korea's economic and political conditions, its healthcare and insurance system are limited. There may be some difficulties in accessing health services in the country, and the quality of health services may also vary. Additionally, the insurance system may face deficiencies and the cost of some services may create a burden on individuals. Therefore, the healthcare system and insurance system in North Korea need improvement and more financing and resources need to be provided.