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Health care planners' effectiveness and efficiency could become more productive by
using the prevention levels as well as a natural history of disease concepts in their efforts to
design the services which intercede while attempting to progress with certain diseases.
Nonetheless, most of these healthcare planners lay their focus on solutions relating to high
technology and problems which can be prevented. Natural history refers to the furthering of
the process of a disease in a person over time without any intervention. The exposure to
factors that cause disease is where it all begins. Although the final step is recovery, disability,
or death might occur if there is no medical intervention. If a disease's natural history is
known, then there is a higher chance of preventing it.
Basic problems, in most cases, cause severe diseases. Consequently, if weak links such
as stress, diet, and smoking are intervened through proper counseling, it is likely that it can
prevent the causality of severe diseases. The rate at which diseases progress in the present-
day is massive as more diseases sprout as a result of high gene mutation; for instance, Zika
virus, HIV, cancer, etc. (Wang et al., 2016) In such a case, it is not possible to rely on
orthodox in an effort to diagnose and eventually treat such a healthcare problem. Using
sophisticated through-put technology like polymerase chain reaction (PCR) helps in detecting
disease’s causative agent is safe, fast, cost-effective, accurate and precise (Merckx et al.,
2017)
In addition, using high-end technology presents an opportunity to come up with
remedies and medicines to help in the treatment and prevention of diseases. In organization
healthcare culture, there is trust in the use of modern favorable and sophisticated
interventions and quality culture, which will help in achieving the real demesne of quality
healthcare. In a business perspective, healthcare and pharmaceutical companies are coming
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up with more high-end technological diagnostic tools and instruments, helping them to gain
more economic benefits.
In the modern-day, there has been a decrease in spending plans and an increase in
expenses, which compels social insurance to realize approaches to help them remain
aggressive and an increase in their main concerns. In addition, the patients are receiving
brilliant care and having the best staff who are friendly and productive. Hospitals and other
healthcare providing institutions, both for-profit and voluntary require financial solvency to
help in surviving the growing market pressures. Today, clinics confront the likelihood of
pleasing a larger number of kids who are in post-war America while approaching an age in
which they will need long haul minds. A significant number of doctor's facilities in the
modern day are those which were used in the 1950s and are insufficient for the necessities of
the U.S. population today as was stated by Anjali Joseph, the Director of Research at the
Centre for Health Design (CHD). Consequently, new remodel, as well as development
ventures, have begun. The aim of the Healthcare Finance Forum was to spend over $33
billion on the doctor's facility development by the year 2010 (Burstin, Leatherman &
Goldmann, 2016).
The configuration of social insurance is looking into the commonness while the
healing center directors concede it can be helpful in building the main concern by lessening
staff turnover rate, decreases the medical expenses and drawing in more patients. Mike Way,
the Vice President of Materials Management and Facilities Services in Bronson Methodist
Hospital, stated that planning which making offices is essential as it brings forth benefits
from different perspectives. Associations such as Centre for Health Designs and Coalition for
Health Environments Research are preparing for the social insurance creators to portray the
benefits of the plan by proof-based research (Burstin, Leatherman & Goldmann, 2016). The
CHD, in association with social insurance offices, are working on demonstrating that the
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