Individual Responsibility and Community Solidarity — The Swiss Health Care System

Nikola Biller‐Andorno · Thomas B. Zeltner

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The balance between respecting choice, autonomy, and individual responsibility and ensuring that no one in need of health care suffers for lack of financial resources has worked well for Switzerland. But this health care system is not without its challenges.

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