Health System of Bangladesh

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MD.IFTEKHARUL HAQ 1511083030

ZAHIR UDDIN MD BABAR 1510642030

FAIZA FAIROOZ KHAN 1512505030

RAFIUL AHASAN 1510696030

ABDUL KARIM OPU 1510705030

HEALTH SYSTEM CAN ALSO BE SAID AS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. IT MEANS THE ORGANIZATION OF PEOPLE, INSTITUTION AND RESOURCE THAT DELIVERS HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO MEET

THE HEALTH NEEDS OF TARGET POPULATION. 

THERE ARE FEW STAGES OF HEALTH CARE SYSTEM IN BANGLADESH. IT INCLUDES BOTH GOVERNMENT AND NON

GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION WHICH WORKS TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES AND TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH

CONDITION OF OUR PEOPLE. THESE ARE –

( 1) PRIMARY LEVEL

(2) SECONDARY LEVEL

(3) TERTIARY LEVEL 

Health System of Bangladesh

Primary Level Community Clinic:

-Only in village

-Total 1400 in number

-Each clinic for six thousand people

-Limited facilities

Union health and family welfare centre:-For people of union

-Limited facilities

-Gives primary treatment

Upazila health complex-For the people of upazila

-Called complex since they provide variety of treatment.

CC,UhF,UhC

Secondary Level

District hospitals-

There are around 50 to 250 beds in such hospitals. District hospitals constituted the second level of health care. In the mid-1980s, there were 14 general hospitals, 43 general district hospitals, 12 tuberculosis hospitals and 1 mental hospital

Tertiary Level

Tertiary level curative care is mostly provided at national and divisional levels through large hospitals affiliated with medical teaching institutions.

 Medical college- It provides a huge amount of medical facilities. There are 59 Medical colleges (41 of them are private). along with government hospitals there are also some non government hospitals and medical colleges which provides medical facilities .Apollo hospital, united hospital, Green life medical college etc.

Research institutions- There are also many research institutions like sher-e- bangla medical college.

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- In Bangladesh, About 3% Of GDP Is Spent On Health, Out Of WHICH THE GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTION IS ABOUT 1.1%

- IN BANGLADESH, HISTORICALLY, SUPPLY-SIDE FINANCING OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES HAS BEEN THE BACKBONE STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING THE ACCESS OF POOR HOUSEHOLDS TO ESSENTIAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES.

- PRESENTLY, NUMBER OF STEPS HAS BEEN TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT TO IMPROVE ITS LEADERSHIP ROLE TO  IMPROVE EQUITY AND QUALITY OF SERVICES.

Overall