Question

Why are economically disadvantaged/homeless individuals vulnerable when it comes to seeking medical care? what advantages or disadvantages do they face? what resources are out here for them to get proper medical attention for themselves and or family? What other ways can the healthcare sector provide assist to this population of vulnerable individuals? Who makes up the population of homeless individuals and why? What are the health concerns for the homeless population? How can these concerns be fixed?

Provide definitions, examples, and opinions.

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Answer 1

Economically backward class or simply homeless people are vulnerable to many arena. As far as medical care is concerned they are much more vulnerable and fatality is high among them. It is the result of their being economically weak. Malnutrition and contaminated edibles make them prone to various diseases. They simply need to rely on government hospitals as they can't afford private treatment where the cost of treatment is so hefty. There is lack of source for them to be treated in government hospitals. In some hospitals disadvantage class has provision to get treated, but the procedure is so lengthy that the patient die before they get treated. There are things that can be done to provide them good and effective treatment. Government should open special health care for them. The fee and cost of surgeries can be lowered. Various primary medical camps can be set up to check their health regularly. Above all there should be treatment cost limit of the charges of private hospitals. The simply don't get neat and clean edible. Too much contaminated waters they consume. Malnutrition, starving all are various challenges that they face. We need to make sure that they consume healthy and safe diets, purified water should be made available for them as well.