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Public Healthcare is usually provided by the government through National Healthcare systems. Private healthcare can be provided by privately owned hospitals and self- employed practitioners. They may be operating “for profit” and/or thru faith- based nature organizations. According to a study published online on this subject on June 2012 by PLOS Med, the Private sector healthcare delivery systems in low- income countries is sometimes argued to be more efficient, accountable and sustainable than private sector healthcare delivery. Conversely, the public sector is regarded as providing more equitable and evidenced- based care.
Reported efficiency tended to be lower in the private than the public sector, resulting in part from perverse incentives for unnecessary treatments and testing. Public sector services however, experienced more limited availability of equipment and medications and trained health workers. Comparative cohort and cross sectional studies suggested that providers in the private sectors more frequently violated medical standards of practice and had poorer patient outcomes, but had greater reported timeliness and hospitality to patients. Reported efficiency tended to lower in private than the public sector
This systematic review did not support the views that the private sector delivery of healthcare in low and middle income settings is more efficient, accountable or effective than public sector delivery. Each system has its own strength and weaknesses, but importantly in both sectors. There were financial barriers to care and each had poor accountability and transparency. This systematic review highlights a limited and poor quality evidence base regarding the comparative performance of both systems.
We have to accept the reality that our world is now exposed to this COVID-19 virus. No vaccines discovered yet that is specific to it. Clinical trials are ongoing, Governments of different countries have tried to expedite the processes just to make sure they can
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2. It was on January 9, 2020 was when the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported that a new coronavirus, severe and acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS Cov-2), had been identified as the causative agent of the coronavirus.
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The 10 most common diseases in Pakistan are gathered to remind you of the existence of these diseases and possible ways for you to defend yourself from these common but dangerous diseases. Pakistan is ranked as 122 out of 190 countries in the world
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It is a known fact that all people go through different stages in life. And at the end of the day we all become old and age as time passes by. It is within this context that our concern focuses on our elderly population, more commonly as Geriatric population.
Heat exhaustion starts slowly, but if it is not quickly treated it can progress to heatstroke. In heatstroke a person’s temperature reaches 105 oF ( 40.5 oC) or even higher. Heatstroke requires immediate emergency medical care and can be life threatening.
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Diarrhea is one of the common problems during summer. If you don’t properly take care, it can lead you to acute dehydration and can even prove fatal. Our digestive system is greatly challenged thanks to the ever- widening menu of strange foods, colors,
READ MOREPublic Healthcare is usually provided by the government through National Healthcare systems. Private healthcare can be provided by privately owned hospitals and self- employed practitioners. They may be operating “for profit”
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