Heilsugæslukerfi
The Icelandic term "heilsugæslukerfi" translates to "healthcare system" or more specifically "primary healthcare system" in English. It refers to the network of general practitioners, public health clinics, and related services that provide initial and ongoing medical care to the population of Iceland. The system is largely publicly funded through taxes and is designed to offer accessible and affordable healthcare services to all residents.
Heilsugæslukerfi plays a crucial role in preventative care, managing chronic conditions, and providing immediate treatment for
Key components of the heilsugæslukerfi include health centers located throughout the country, which offer a variety