As part of the medical law course, a lecture was held on the topic:
«Models of Healthcare Systems Around the World»
During the lecture, students were introduced to and discussed four key models of healthcare system organization that have developed in global practice:
Beveridge model (state-funded system through taxation) Bismarck model (insurance-based system built on social health insurance) National health insurance system (single-payer model) Private (market-based) healthcare modelSpecial attention was given to a comparative analysis of these models, their advantages and challenges in terms of accessibility of medical services, financing, and efficiency.
Students also analyzed reports and studies by American researchers, which allowed them to gain a deeper understanding of modern approaches to healthcare system reform and global trends in the field of medical law 
IEU sincerely thanks the lecturers for their professionalism and the students for their active participation and meaningful discussion.
Such classes help future professionals view healthcare as a global system and prepare them for the challenges of the modern field. This approach shapes specialists capable of implementing high-quality changes in healthcare 
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