Denying healthcare to people in need is equivalent of denying a child his rights to grow up as a strong adult. Denying healthcare is equivalent of depriving a mother to have a safe pregnancy, and neglecting the right of an elderly to live a dignified life.
Medicine is definitely a glorious field advancing forward and making improvements everyday, in order to add a few more years to an average human life. Medicine was aimed to prevent and cure diseases, and to prolong human lives irrespective of the fact whether the patient is rich or poor.
Our society is changing constantly, so do the needs and health issues of people. As the requirements of people changes, the healthcare industry must evolve to meet their needs and provide proper care.
The healthcare system of Australia is known to be one of the best in the world. The Australians are provided with high-quality care in the form of Medicare program, funded and run by the Health Ministry of Australia. Citizens in this country are known to depend more on public facilities compared to the private for medical care.
Healthcare is the civil right of every human being, and it is closely tied to the well being and happiness of every individual. It is really unfortunate that people nowadays have to beg to get proper treatment, care and medications at times of their illness.
Welfare organizations working in the healthcare system are providing health advocacy combined with individual and social actions, to drive the government to commit in the health industry, and create policies that can support to gain a particular health goal for people from all walks of life.
The quality and availability of health care services vary from one country to other, depending on the healthcare policies of the state. In order to build a productive workforce in your country, you need to build a healthy nation first.
Often life challenges us to walk on bad roads accommodated with unwanted crises, as the shadow of the evening increases with the setting sun.You cannot expect life to follow a monotonous path. There will be bad times when financial crisis, sickness, accidents and emergencies will arise.
We take so many things for granted. We have so much to be thankful for yet we complain about the little inconveniences in life. We often frown about the life we are living, because we have this tendency to believe that: ‘the grass is always green on the other side of the river!’
Every human being has the right to be taken care of when they are in extreme need or in terrible health condition. Everyone has the right to access healthcare whether they live on the ivory tower or in the slums.
