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Pharmacy and medicine Social security. THE CIRCLE OF BEING ILL BECOME ILLGO TO THE GP GET THE MEDICINE STAY AT HOME LETS GO BACK TO SCHOOL.

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1 Pharmacy and medicine Social security

2 THE CIRCLE OF BEING ILL BECOME ILLGO TO THE GP GET THE MEDICINE STAY AT HOME LETS GO BACK TO SCHOOL

3 How can we get medicine in Scotland? 11 22 33 How can we get medicine in Norway? 11 22 33 From your GP From a pharmacy/chemist Completely free health care A prescription from a Doctor If you are under 16 it is free and also if you have to pay £180 it is free. From a pharmacy/chemist

4 How can we get medicine in Hungary? 11 22 33 How can we get medicine in Germany? 11 22 33 Prescription by your GP From the pharmacy You pay a small percentage of the price yourself

5 How can we get medicine in Bulgaria? 11 22 33 How can we get medicine in Belgium? 11 22 33 Free candy

6 COMPARING THE PRICES Of Aspirin In Scotland – 89p In Norway – 55 Kr In Hungary – 1000FT In Germany – 3€ In Bulgaira – 1.0 LV In Belguim – 4€

7 Scotland  We have a free health care system for all residents and are permitted to be in the UK.  The NHS (National Health Service) covers all of the cost with grants from the government.  Only dental care costs you money, from the age of 18+ Norway  Norway also has a free health care system for all residents.  The Norwegian Government covers all costs.  And like Scotland you pay for dental care from the age of 18. Hospitals and buying medicines Differences

8 Hungary  Free hospital medical treatment (if you have a job and insurance)  No card is needed  One state-insurance system (political reasons)  The government gives money to hospitals (sometimes you have to wait for surgery) Germany  Not totally free hospital treatment if you have an insurance (you have to pay 10 Euros per day you stay in hospital)  for medicine you have to pay a small percentage of the price even when you have an insurance, the insurance doesn’t cover medicine you can buy without prescription Hospitals and buying medicines Differences

9 Bulgaria  You must pay for medical treatment in hospitals after you are 18.  No card is required.  Health Insurance is provided with certain jobs.  You can visit your dentist three times a year for free but, you must pay after you have gone more than three times. Belgium  Hospitals are not free  Insurance card: you get money back at pharmacy  Different insurances (political reasons)  You do not have to wait for surgery. Hospitals and buying medicines Differences

10 The Minimum Wage For Scotland and Norway Scottish Minimum Wage: £6.08 per hour Norwegian Minimum Wage: £10 per hour

11 The Minimum Wage For Hungary and Germany Hungarian Minimum Wage : £2 per hour German Minimum Wage : n/a but, one shall be introduced soon

12 The Minimum Wage For Bulgaria and Belgium Bulgarian Minimum Wage : 80p per hour Belgian Minimum Wage : £7.28 per hour

13 Employer’s cost Gross wage Net wage 321.250 HUF ~1082 EUR 250.000 HUF ~842 EUR 161.150 HUF ~543 EUR 199% - 28,5% - 33,5% Wages in Hungary

14 Employer’s cost Gross wage Net wage 4.000 EUR ~1.188.000 HUF 2.770 EUR ~822.690 HUF 2.209 EUR ~656.073 HUF 181% - 30,75% - 20,3% Wages in Belgium

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