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Health care is the maintenance or improvement of health by
preventing, diagnosing, treating, recovering or recovering from
disease, injury, and other physical and mental disabilities in a
person. Health care is provided by health professionals in allied
health areas. Doctors and doctors are one of these health
professionals. Dentistry, medicine, obstetrics, gynecology,
optometrics, psychotherapy, physical therapy, sports training, and
other health professions are all part of health care. It includes
work performed in the provision of primary care, secondary and
tertiary care, as well as public health.
Access to health care may be different in different countries,
communities, and individuals affected by economic and social
conditions as well as health policies. Health service delivery
means "timely use of personal health services to achieve optimum
health outcomes." Factors to consider regarding access to health
care services include financial constraints (such as insurance),
geographical barriers (such as additional transportation costs, the
possibility of paid leave to use such services), and personal
barriers. (Lack of ability to communicate with health care
providers, poor health literacy, low income). Restrictions on
health services negatively impact the use of medical services,
treatment efficacy, and overall outcomes.
The healthcare system is an organization designed to meet the
health needs of the target group. According to the World Health
Organization, a well-functioning health system requires a
well-trained and well-paid workforce funding mechanism, credible
information based on informed decisions and policies and health
care facilities. Well maintained to distribute quality medicines
and technology.
Effective healthcare systems can play an important part of a
country's economy, development and industrialization. Health care
is regarded as a key factor in promoting the general physical and
mental health and well-being of people around the world. For
example, this was the eradication of the global pandemic in 1980,
which the World Health Organization declared to be the first
disease in human history that was completely eradicated through
deliberate medical intervention.