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The 60s group

 Comparison

of Health Care Delivery System between Developed countries and Underdeveloped countries

Health Care Delivery System in the USA, France, Cuba, Canada

Positive aspects Advanced in technologies and health care facilities. The latest researches in terms of health care are being implemented first in such countries. There is easy access to health care. Health insurances cater almost all of the expenses in terms of health care.

Health Care Delivery System in the USA, France, Cuba, Canada

Positive aspects Free health care services. People are fully compensated in terms of services given by the insurance agencies. Tertiary health facilities can be availed by everyone. Equity and equality are manifested in the distributions of resources and goods among the people.

Health Care Delivery System in the USA, France, Cuba, Canada

Negative aspect (USA) There is discrimination in screening the people who wants to avail the insurance. (ex: too fat) The clients pay for the health insurance and yet they dont get the services they are entitled to have. They give false assurances to their clients. The government is corrupt. They create bills that only benefit themselves.

Health Care Delivery System in the USA, France, Cuba, Canada

Negative aspect (USA) When the patient is diagnosed with a serious disease, they find reasons and loop holes to reject the clients claim. Thus, the clients fail to avail the services covered by their insurance. There are list of diseases not covered by the insurance policy. They are not humane.

Health Care Delivery System in the Philippines

Health insurances are not compulsory. All government agencies and some private sectors have health insurances. People from far flung areas are deprived of health care services. The budget for health care is only 2.6 from that of the GDP. Health care is not a priority project of the government. Health development plans are not implemented. There is a lack in health care manpower.

Health Care Delivery System in the Philippines

The health professionals are not compensated in terms of salaries and health insurances. Health care facilities are not available for all. The country is left behind in terms of advancement in technology. Medications are very expensive that the people cant afford them Most people have knowledge deficit in terms of proper health practices. Bills for health like for Senior Citizens are not implemented.

What

can be done or changed in the policy to improve health care delivery?

M.D.G.
Millennium Development Goals

Millennium Development Goals

Halving extreme poverty to halting the spread of HIV/AIDS providing universal primary education, all by the target date of 2015

Millennium Development Goals

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ERADICATE EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER ACHIEVE UNIVERSAL PRIMARY EDUCATION PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY AND EMPOWER WOMEN REDUCE CHILD MORTALITY

Millennium Development Goals

5. 6.

7. 8.

IMPROVE MATERNAL HEALTH COMBAT HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND OTHER DISEASES ENSURE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOP A GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT

What

are the goals already implemented in the Philippines?

Statistics at a glance of the Philippines' Progress based on the MDG indicators as of July 2010

CONCLUSION

Philippines had remarkable improvements

attempt to eradicate poverty

decrease in the number of people earning less than one dollar per day so with the poverty gap ratio marked improvement between the ratios of girls to boys in primary education Child mortality rate was decreased

CONCLUSION

Mortality rate the number of mothers who died of pregnancy related cases still remains In combating HIV, majority of the population cease to use contraceptives and to adopt family planning methods Death rate associated with Malaria was decreased deaths from TB still remain high accessibility to clean and safe water was improve no improvement in global partnership

The

National Economic and Development Authority came up with the following solutions to achieve the MDG by the year 2015

MDG by year 2015

Address wide disparities among the regions. Curb the high population growth rate. Improve performance of agricultural sector. Accelerate the implementation of basic education and health reforms. Ensure strict enforcement of laws pertinent to the achievement of the MDGs.

Bridge the financing gap. Strengthen capacity of local government units. Ensure transparency and accountability in government transactions. Address peace and security issues. Strengthen public and private partnership. Improve targeting, database and monitoring