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This 11 page paper examines the health care crisis in developing countries. Social work models are defined. Solutions are explored. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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United States, even without low cost health care, the health if the citizenry is rather good. People who end up in the emergency room will not have to worry about
not being able to access care. If a life or death issue emerges, the people will be treated well. Yet, the same cannot be said for developing countries. There is
a general lack of health care in these struggling nations. One can imagine that people who live in these poor countries have trouble simply getting enough to eat. Yet, the
lack of health care exacerbates morbidity and mortality. People get sick and die quite often as they did during an earlier era when medical care did not exist. For some
in these devastated countries, medical care for all intents and purposes, does not. While people are again worried about their own health care conundrums, there is a bigger world where
simple health initiatives can mean a great deal. What should be done about this crisis? Can social work practice make a difference in respect to this problem? II.
The Problem of Healthcare in Developing Countries It may be true that developing counties have the worst of everything as far as their infrastructures are concerned, but health care
is something that has severe ramifications. That is, the lack of health care can have tragic consequences. One example is that the AIDS crisis in the developing world has become
a global health care issue ("Health Care in the Developing World," 2008). Medication is something that can help to provide a solution to the crisis ("Health Care in the Developing
World," 2008). In the developed world, AIDS is no longer a death sentence. There are drug cocktails that help to stifle the progression of the disease as well as information
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