U.S. Congressional Delegation Observes South Korea's Excellent National Health Screening System
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A delegation of U.S. House representatives recently visited the Korea Association of Health Promotion to observe South Korea's national health screening system. This visit was arranged to witness South Korea's advanced healthcare system firsthand and to discuss ways to enhance health cooperation between the two nations.
South Korea's national health screening program is a highly systematic framework operated based on the National Health Insurance system. All citizens aged 20 and over are eligible for a general health checkup every two years, and the government also provides support for early detection of major cancers, including stomach, colorectal, liver, breast, and cervical cancer.
The delegation examined in detail how South Korea has established a nationwide health screening network and manages the health of its citizens. They showed particular interest in the efficient screening procedures and data management systems, and engaged in in-depth discussions regarding the impact of South Korea's prevention-oriented medical services on the improvement of public health.
Through this visit, it was once again confirmed that South Korea's healthcare system is recognized for its excellence on the international stage. It is expected that South Korea's health screening system will continue to serve as an important reference for many countries around the world in establishing their own health policies.
Sources: 서울경제TV
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