A Comparative Study on The Differences Between the Medical Systems of China and The United States from The Perspective of Covid-19

Authors

  • Haojia Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/kd60ev41

Keywords:

Opposed politics; Different social structure; Different types of economic.

Abstract

In order to explore the differences between txhe healthcare systems of China and the United States during the epidemic, the author takes the response measures of the healthcare systems of China and the United States during the epidemic as the starting point. By analyzing data such as the total number of infections during the epidemic in China and the United States, the specific reactions of the healthcare systems and leadership of the two countries to the epidemic are compared, and the political system differences at the root of the two countries are explored. The extremely uneven social structure in the United States and the relatively balanced social structure in China, as well as the differences caused by the capitalist market economy in the United States compared to China's socialist market economy system and mixed ownership, are compared to explore the changes and optimizations that the healthcare systems of China and the United States need.

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Published

30-12-2025

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