【摘 要】
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Each region of the world has its unique population health issues, yet there are challenges that are global in nature.As life expectancy increases-a trend th
【机 构】
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HealthcareLeadershipCouncilUSA
【出 处】
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BIT`s 1st International Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetri
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Each region of the world has its unique population health issues, yet there are challenges that are global in nature.As life expectancy increases-a trend that will continue with increased globalization of trade and the resulting movement of many developing countries populations toward economic middle class status-so does the median age of the worlds citizens.The median age in 1970 was 22.1 years.In 2010, it was 29.1.With advanced aging come an increased incidence of chronic illnesses and a greater demand for healthcare services.As utilization rises, healthcare systems are coping with the challenge of paying for care and still maintaining robust, growing national economies,and maintaining a high level of healthcare quality while minimizing disparities.Addressing these challenges requires defining 21 st century healthcare in terms of the level of resources devoted to wellness and disease prevention;the proper and necessary role of innovation in treatment,medical technology and biopharmaceuticals;and whether healthcare should be viewed simply as a cost or as an economic stimulant.
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