A recent study highlights the connection between democracy, corruption, and healthcare workforce quality. Countries with high democracy and low corruption tend to have better access to healthcare and more doctors. The study indicates that governance quality significantly influences healthcare capacity, with examples from Europe showing that Finland, Sweden, and Austria excel in these areas. Conversely, Bulgaria and Romania face challenges despite being democratic. The findings suggest that growing up in a democratic environment positively impacts health outcomes, emphasizing the importance of political systems on public health. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)