healthcare in Thaïland (Bangkok)

Hi,
My name is Marianne, and I am a nursing student at the University of Montreal. I am currently conducting research on health accessibility in Thailand versus Canada. I would greatly appreciate your input on a few questions. Please feel free to answer any of the questions below, or choose not to answer:
o Is it easy to see a doctor as a Canadian (or any other nationality)?
o Is it easy to see a nurse as a Canadian (or any other nationality)?
o Is it easy to see a nurse as a Thai native?
o Is it easy to see a doctor as a Thai native?
o Could you please describe the overall structure and organization of the healthcare system in the country?
o How would you characterize the level of healthcare accessibility in your country? Is it generally easy for people to access healthcare services?
o In your opinion, what are the primary factors that affect healthcare accessibility in your country?
o Are there any specific challenges or barriers that individuals face when trying to access healthcare services?
o How would you describe the affordability of healthcare in your country? Are the costs of medical treatments and services generally manageable for the majority of the population?
o Are there any government initiatives or programs in place to improve healthcare accessibility? If yes, how effective have they been?
o How would you compare the waiting times to see a doctor or specialist in your country with those in the other country (Thailand or Canada)?
o Are there any significant disparities in healthcare accessibility among different regions or socioeconomic groups within your country?
o Are there any specific healthcare services or treatments that are particularly difficult to access in your country?
o How do you think your country could learn from the healthcare system in the other country (Thailand or Canada) to enhance accessibility?

Thank you for taking the time to provide your insights. Your responses will contribute significantly to my research.