Original sentence: It can refer to any system of medical care that is publicly financed, government administered, or both,  though usage is sometimes inconsistent.Most industrialized countries, and many developing countries, operate some form of publicly-funded health care with universal coverage as the goal.Socialized medicine is a term primarily used in the United States to refer to certain kinds of publicly-funded health care.The main example of usage of the term where the government employs health care workers directly is the network of British National Health Service hospital trusts, but similar systems operate in other countries such as Finland, Spain and Cuba.The term is often used by those on the political right to frame the debate around government involvement in U.There are also broad definitions which include systems which are in a large way funded through public subsidy and government regulation whether or not the employees are employed by the government.There are narrow definitions which limit the term to cases where the government funds and manages health care by directly employing health care providers.This wider usage therefore may encompass health care systems in most of the world.as a pejorative by word association with socialism and continues to be used to evoke negative sentiment towards public control of the health care system in that country.health care, and as such its usage is controversial
Edited sentence: An example of socialized medicine is the network of British National Health Service hospital trusts, where the government employs health care workers directly.Around the world, most industrialized countries, and many developing countries, operate some form of publicly-funded health care with universal coverage as the goal.Definitions vary on the nature of the centralized control, with some stating that heavy government regulation constitutes socialized medicine, while others require outright government ownership of health care facilities and employment of health care professionals.In practice, socialized medicine is a health care system that is primarily financed and administered by the government.Similar systems operate in other countries such as Finland, Spain and Cuba.Socialized medicine is any health care system that embodies the fundamental principle of socialism,  namely reduced individual liberty in favor of increased centralized control.as a pejorative  by word association with socialism and continues to be used to evoke negative sentiment towards public control of the health care system in that country