Background: Australia’s healthcare system is complex and fragmented which can create challenges in healthcare, particularly rural remote areas. Aboriginal people experience inequalities treatment outcomes. This study aimed to investigate barriers enablers accessing services for living regional Australia. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with delivery staff stakeholders recruit...

Ghana has become home to many migrants from Francophone countries due educational, professional, economic, and socio-political factors, among others. These factors also interact well with the country’s strategic location within sub-region. As a result, seek access various public services including healthcare. However, language tends be barrier their pursuit of quality Based on Communication Acc...

Since 1 July 2002, a legal basis has existed for the drawing up of contracts between physicians and health insurance companies, allowing for the structured treatment of diseases [disease management programmes (DMPs)] for common and economically relevant diseases [1]. DMPs give structured directives to the physician on how to deal with defined medical situations and provide minimum standards for...

COVID-19 has been an unprecedented global crisis and health systems have put tremendous efforts to withstand the pandemic. It brought new challenges by deeply impacting both economies healthcare systems. This paper aims provide overview of responses EU grasp investment opportunities which intend improve their resilience, accessibility, effectiveness sustainability. A review policies actions rel...

BACKGROUND Global decline in malaria episodes over the past decade gave rise to a debate to target malaria elimination in eligible countries. However, investigation regarding researchers' perspectives on barriers and facilitating factors to effective implementation of a malaria elimination policy in South Africa (SA) is lacking. AIM The aim of this study was to investigate the malaria researc...

AIMS We aimed to identify policy, process and ethical issues related to allocation of National Health Service resources when patients with end-of-life illness are referred to acute care services. BACKGROUND Sharing healthcare decisions denotes a different partnership between professionals and patients when patients are empowered to define their needs. Implementation of a transition from profe...

We describe the public health control measures implemented in Singapore to limit the spread of influenza A (H1N1-2009) and mitigate its social effects. We also discuss the key learning points from this experience. Singapore's public health control measures were broadly divided into 2 phases: containment and mitigation. Containment strategies included the triage of febrile patients at frontline ...