16 The Beveridge Model:Nationalized Health Care Comprehension Questions Indicate whether the statement is true or false,and justify your answer.Be sure to cite evidence from the chapter and state any additional assumptions you may need. re are no of-pocket costs (ie.coinsurance, deductibles etc fo n the iinitec TRUE.Universal insurance is paid for through national taxes which ensure that anyone may be treated by a doctor without any direct costs to them- selves.Exceptions include eye and dental care. 2.Beveridge countries typically feature single-payer insurance. TRUE"Single-payer insu vstems where the 3.A difference between n Canada and most Beveridge countries is that hospitals and doctors in Canada are private,non-profit entities. TRUE.Doctors in most other Beveridge nations,including the United King- dom,are considered public employees rather than private contractors. 1 16 The Beveridge Model: Nationalized Health Care Comprehension Questions Indicate whether the statement is true or false, and justify your answer. Be sure to cite evidence from the chapter and state any additional assumptions you may need. 1. There are no out-of-pocket costs (i.e. coinsurance, copayments, premiums, deductibles, etc.) for patients being treated by health providers in the United Kingdom, at least for most types of care. TRUE. Universal insurance is paid for through national taxes which ensure that anyone may be treated by a doctor without any direct costs to them￾selves. Exceptions include eye and dental care. 2. Beveridge countries typically feature single-payer insurance. TRUE. “Single-payer insurance” is a term for systems where the government provides everyone with health insurance and pays for almost all medical bills. 3. A difference between Canada and most Beveridge countries is that hospitals and doctors in Canada are private, non-profit entities. TRUE. Doctors in most other Beveridge nations, including the United King￾dom, are considered public employees rather than private contractors. 1