Researchers from a University of Miami and Harvard University residence a hurdles of effective concept health coverage in low- and middle-income countries, focusing on elucidate one of a many dire issues: a caring of ongoing illnesses. Their suggestions, directed during strengthening health caring systems, embody recommendations formed on a “diagonal approach” for handling health care. Their news is published in a Sep emanate of a biography Health Affairs.
The authors common their commentary on Wednesday, Sep 9, during a educational forum “Ensuring Patient Access in Latin America: Governance, Assessment Methodologies, and Evidence-Informed Decision Making in Health Policy,” hold in Santiago, Chile, and during a Health Affairs lecture patrician “Noncommunicable Diseases: The Growing Burden,” in Washington, D.C.
First author of a study, Felicia Marie Knaul, a breast cancer survivor, executive of a College of Arts Sciences’ Miami Institute for a Americas, and highbrow during a Miller School of Medicine during a University of Miami, says her personal knowledge has taught her a significance of accessing caring during all stages of a disease, including survivorship.
“Health systems around a universe can and contingency be remade to accommodate a plea of ongoing illness and respond to a needs of patients from impediment to palliation to
