NHIS Holds International Health Insurance Training for Healthcare Experts from 16 Countries
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The National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) announced that it will hold the "23rd International Training Course on Health Insurance" for five days, from the 2nd to the 6th, at Oak Valley in Wonju, Gangwon Province. The English name of this course is "2026 NHIS UHC Global Academy."
Healthcare professionals from 16 countries will take part in this training. "UHC" is an abbreviation of "Universal Health Coverage," which refers to universal health coverage that enables everyone to receive the healthcare services they need without financial hardship. During this training, the operation of the national health insurance system and related policies will be introduced.
The NHIS said that through this training, it will help healthcare officials from participating countries understand the national health insurance system and share experiences. Korea's national health insurance system has drawn attention from many countries as a way to reduce people's medical expense burdens.
The NHIS also said it plans to continue its international training and cooperation projects in the future. Detailed information about the training program can be found in the agency's official announcements.
Sources: 데일리팜
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