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The health system is a structure that regulates citizens' access to health services in a country. The health system includes the financing, organization and delivery of health services. In many countries, the healthcare system consists of public healthcare services managed by the state. In this system, the government operates hospitals, clinics, and health centers and finances healthcare. Citizens often contribute to healthcare through taxes and provide free or low-cost access to these services. In some countries, the health system has a complex structure. There are both public and private health institutions. Individuals with private health insurance can have faster and greater access to private health services. The insurance system is a system in which citizens pay premiums to share the cost of health services. The insurance system provides financial protection to individuals to cover their healthcare expenses. Insurance companies use premiums to cover insured people's medical expenses. The insurance system can operate in two basic ways: public insurance and private insurance. Public insurance is a government-run system that finances healthcare. Private insurance, on the other hand, enables individuals to cover their health expenses by paying premiums to private health insurance companies. The healthcare system and insurance system play an important role in a country to regulate citizens' access to healthcare and finance healthcare expenditures. The effective and sustainable operation of these systems helps meet the health needs of society and provide everyone with access to fair and appropriate health services.