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Tag: International Affairs

Sociological Explanations for Apparent Health Inequalities in Society

Posted on April 21, 2015 by admin

In the early years of the twenty first century, with so much evolution in sociological thought having already taken place, no scholar can dismiss theories concerning health inequalities in society.  All societies of past and present exhibited fissures in terms of class, gender, age groups, etc.  Sociologists have discovered valid correlations between these social parameters…

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The Biomedical and Biophysical models of health

Posted on April 6, 2015 by admin

The Biomedical model of health is perhaps the oldest of health paradigms, where freedom from disease, pain or defect is the core focus.  The physician typically inspects the patient ‘after’ the onset of an ailment and studies the pathology of disease, physiological mechanisms at play, as well as the biochemical processes.  Under the biomedical model,…

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How does a health care system assess and assure quality health care services?

Posted on July 25, 2013 by JL Admin

The litmus test for the efficiency and effectiveness of any public health system is its performance in a crisis situation.  Civil societies have come to expect basic protections at the time of these crises.  Such emergencies also test a government’s true ability to act under pressure.  In other words, “they define a state’s capacity to…

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