Which country have you experienced the best health care in, would this model work well in the UK?

I'm Australian, our healthcare is just far more accessible and more civilised (I low key freak out at the state of your doctors surgeries/hospitals to be completely honest). The quality is also a lot better, here if you manage to get an appointment you have to argue with your GP before they're willing to provide you with any actual healthcare, in Australia you'll typically be able to get an appointment when you want one and your GP will be eager to do a bunch of tests and referrals to be sure they haven't missed anything. The disparity in care is so big that I go back every so often to run routine tests/appointments because I know I'm taking a big risk relying on NHS "care". We have a system called Medicare which pays a set amount for specific procedures to providers (a bit more if a particular is eligible for a concession card). Providers are then free to set whatever they deem to be an appropriate fee and charge a gap if the Medicare fee is not enough to cover the cost (typically happens with the exception of state run hospitals). The government will also provide a small tax exemption for people who take out private health insurance and if you start having private health insurance before the age of 31 the govt will subsidise your policy for as long as you have it. Healthcare providers are held to a high standard, and they don't receive special protections from the courts the way the NHS does. Pay and conditions for healthcare professionals are also much better.  The Australian system is really quite good. Its biggest flaw is a lack of accessibility in rural areas (unfortunately unavoidable given the geography) and diminishing accessibility for bulk billed patients (people who refuse to pay). I doubt a system like that would go down well here. A lot of British people are extremely entitled and seem to think basic stuff like healthcare should be free for them because they exist. Brits are also weirdly almost religious about the NHS. Like, it's literally killing people and the average Brit will swear it's the best thing on earth.