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NHS MODEL FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Muhammad Farid

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INTRODUCTION

Concept of health

Health in dev countries

Health care models

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AIM

To apprise about NHS model of Health and its application for developing countries

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OBJECTIVE

To give a view of present NHS model

To study its pros and cons

To propose a health care model for developing

countries

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SEQUENCE

NHS Model

Pros & Cons

Present Sys

Burden of disease

Short coming in health care del

Gaps

Proposed model

Concl

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NHS MODEL

NHS History and evolution

Msn of NHS

Principal of working and its components

Working of NHS

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NHS COVERAGE

47%

12%

10%

10%

10%

11%

AC care Maternity & new born Child & young care Planned careLong term End of life care

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PROS

NHS rated best sys in terms of efficiency, effective, safe , co-ordinated ,& patient-centred care and cost effectiveness

By WHO as sys of fairness, simplicity and predictability

Both men and women live an avg of 10 yrs longer than before the creation of the NHS in 1948

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CONS

Longer queue lines for elective surgeries

Sys being more communal than individualist

Citizen of countries with this model refuse to part with it

The tax rate in these countries is considerably high Those who are looking for attentive and fast svc may opt

for pte hosp

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DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Qualitative and Quantitative data

Communicable diseases

NCDS

Parasitic infections

Over population

Accidents

Man made & natural calamities

Resource depletion

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PRESENT SYSTEM

Present sys of developing countries

Symbolic health care sys

Menace of equity and effectiveness

Stickness to Health progm

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BURDEN OF DISEASE

59%18%

9%

15%

Infectious and Communicable disease Reproductive Health probNutritional NCDs

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FIVE COMMON SHORTCOMINGS OF HEALTH-CARE DEL

Inverse care

Impoverishing care

Fragmented care

Poor safety & hygiene stds high rates of hosp-acq infections

Misdirected care

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GAPS

Widening of gaps

Incidence of NCDs even 14 mil today

Decline in life expectancy By the yr 2025 it will be above 80 yr in developed countries

In developing countries will be less than 55 yr leading to decline in DALE

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MODEL FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Evolving Vision and Direction

Org and Strong mgmt Team-PHC

Shift from Aid to Sustainable dev

Specialization and EOS

Innovative Use of technology quality and affordability

Smart efficient cost effective use of appropriate technology

Focus on trg, research, dev & innovation

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CONCL

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REFERENCEShttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GD

P _(PPP)_per_capita

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.PCAP

MTDF 2005-10

WHO report 2008

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHS_England