On November 24, Swiss citizens will vote on the Efas reform, a proposal aimed at unifying the financing of healthcare services.

The reform seeks to address the current imbalance where ambulatory and stationary treatments are funded differently, leading to inefficiencies.

Proponents argue that the reform will distribute costs more fairly and reduce insurance premiums.

However, critics warn it could increase premiums and negatively impact healthcare workers' conditions.

The debate has divided political parties, with some members of the same party taking opposing stances.

The complexity of the issue has left many voters undecided, highlighting the challenge of understanding the reform's implications.