Poverty and Access to Health Care: A Global Perspective

This presentation explores the interrelation between poverty and access to health care, focusing on the impact on physical and mental health. It discusses the problems surrounding poverty and access to health care in the UK, highlights new developments in improving access, and provides recommendations for addressing the issue. References are included for further reading.

GLOBAL HEALTH POVERTY

Introduction
Poverty and health care are two important elements
that are interrelated each other.
In this consideration, patients analysis with two factors
implementation.
Doctors considered significant concern about the
poverty and inequality which effect negatively. It could
be impact on the physical health, mental health, etc.

Problems surrounding poverty and access
to health care
In the UK, poverty considered impact on the business
to access health care.
In this consideration, rural health deprivation is impact
to access for caring.
In England rural areas considered million people
equate to the population of London.

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However, in Scotland and Wales there is 40% of
people who are inconceivable in the national plan that
fail into the taking account for specific needs.
Changes are also occurs in primary and secondary care
which is actually reduces resources that are available
for rural population.
Health in UK is also subject to discuss and establish
different perspective. There are different plans has
been set to determines their priorities for health
problems solution.

New development
In respect to access the health care, there are different
plans consider in the document states.
In this several barriers are exist that access to be
recognised and overcome especially that disadvantages
also considered.
These groups need to consider proper attention to
suffer from the unequal and lower access.

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Low level of education such as health care awareness
among the other disadvantages that make success to
access the public health.
In the public health care tougher, it has been required
that better care and treatment for marginalised
communities and evidences also shows that remains
the lowest in the population group.
In this consideration, present report focuses on the
issues of unequal access to health care in UK.

Access to health care
Poor housing conditions of some people in UK, unsafe
drinking water, use of the biomass fuels, lack of the
sanitation, etc.
Exposure to environment odds as a part of the
livelihood in the marginal population group also
increases the risk in the numerous problems.
In the minor ailments such as cough, fever, etc. among
different individual in particular population.

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Prevalence of this minority aliments majorly seen in
the socio economic conditions of the households in
UK.
These could be reduces with several kinds of
improvements in the living conditions in rural areas of
UK.
Beside this, several people get benefits from the living
metro city beside social position.

Other areas for poverty in health care
Disparity in the health care, seeks between the various
socio economic groups.
It is prominent in case of major illness such as
hypertension, diabetes, etc.
In the different illness, long term in nature and subject
are considered in the major diagnostic tests.

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Further, access to health care is very much asymmetric
between the rural and urban in UK.
In the country, choice of between public and private
providers far choices.
Health sub centres in the public sector also considered
that create bridge between community and primary
health centres.

Recommendation
In respect to recommendation, it can be stated that it
emphasis that it deliver health services that are
available in health services.
Availability of any health facilities for minor which
make private facilities in the locality areas.
In addition to this, reduction is much lesser for the
larger health in CHC than the sub centres.

CONCLUSION
In respect to summarise that poverty create major
impact on the health care.
In this consideration, in UK there is different minor’s
consideration.
Therefore, facilities illnesses are also reduce in the
reduction for larger health care units.

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