In Finland, everyone has the right to health care. The right to obtain a certain number of laws, regulations and recommendations. (STM 2013.) Mission through a solid understanding of the variety of Finland's health problems, among the problems of developing countries. These differences emerge in my work. After reading many articles about health in developing countries, I chose the health system in Ethiopia. The Ethiopian healthcare system was completely foreign to me before. And I felt the challenge of exploring an entirely new healthcare system. Ethiopian Health Care I discovered by discovering how unequal the people of the world are when it comes to health care. The problems in our health system have an insignificant impact when compared to the development of health problems. In developing countries, population growth poses challenges for health care. As well as people living in rural areas and the low level of health services and nurses. (The Earth Institute at Columbia University 2013.) The British health system, in turn, was attracted by its news. The National Health Service (NHS) appeared in several business ideas in the article's title. The British healthcare system also seemed vindicated. He focused on patients' rights, as well as equality. The National Health Service (NHS) in England underwent changes in April 2013 (NHS 2009). The changes in the English health system interest me but in this work I have not addressed them. Finally, I compared the English and Ethiopian healthcare system to the Finnish healthcare system. I discuss these three countries, the similarities and differences in healthcare systems. Also discusses the role that emerged through my reflections.THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN FINLANDIn Finland, all people have the right to health and social welfare services...... middle of paper...... s possible accommodation of things that I think are important. Finnish drinking culture is a frenzy. Alcohol consumption has doubled since 1970. Finland has one of the highest alcohol-related liver diseases, with the number of deaths due to tipping. (Alkio 2011.) I think that Finnish health care should be developed for health services related to drug addiction. Prevention work among young people should be intensified. This would reduce Finland's culture of excessive drinking and social exclusion. The British healthcare system was established in 1940 after the Second World War. In 2009 the NHS Constitution was created, which guarantees patients' rights to treatment. (Alkio 2011.) I think the history and culture of the English illustrates the health system. The health system seems very organized and bureaucratic. In my opinion, it appears in English history and culture of the rights of the patient.