What we're hearing in the UK is that our health service is being held up as an example, to you, of why you don't want a national health service like ours:
Ours has much right, and much wrong and no doubt cases of its failures are the ones that are being used to stir up dissent - subjectively, I can't speak highly enough of our health service as a patient: In two serious, and in one case life threatening, emergencies calling for hospitalisation, I've received nothing other than professional and cheerful support from people who clearly enjoy their work, I couldn't and wouldn't have got better had I gone privately through health insurance.
If I need to see a GP I can rely on being able to do so same day, possibly longer if I specify a particular doctor.
However, as a supplier to the health service in my business over many years, I can see so much wrong, so much waste, so much mis-direction and our politicians seem unable, unwilling or just plain too naive to tackle it. "We're giving £50 million in extra funding", when will politicians realise that just throwing money at these services, whether health or education, does not give greater efficiency or better results?