The document highlights the critical need for healthcare improvements in emerging countries, suggesting a yearly budget of $100 per person to address essential health requirements. It discusses the importance of mobile and electronic health tools, emphasizing that 78% of mobile subscribers are in these regions, which can enhance health data sharing. Additionally, it calls for more research on antimicrobial resistance and stresses the necessity of empowering patients and communities in healthcare efforts.

1. KEY HEA LTHCA RE IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED IN
EMERGING COUNTRIES FOR BETTER PUBLIC
HEA LTH
$ 100 PER PERSON YEA RLY IN CA RE FINA NCING
A LLOCA TION
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According to a Yale study; can cover the most
important health requirements of the population
(vaccines, mother-child health, infectious disease
control, etc.).
PA TIENT DRIVEN MEDICA L RECORD
3 An estimated 244 millions migrants are running around.
20 millions of those are refugees that move to new
places caring along care conditions unknown to their
welcoming country.
STRENGTHEN M- HEA LTH & E- HEA LTH TOOLS
4 78% of mobile subscribers are in emerging
countries. A lot of health data status could be
made available by locals to the institutions if the
right tools and leadership was in place
INVESTMENT ON A MR IS CRITICA L
5 Further Antimicrobial resistance research and
collaborative research is needed with the developed
world. From which should be developed AMR Rapid
Test
EMPOWER PA TIENTS, RELA TIVES &
COMMUNITY A CTORS2
2 Medical professionals for 10.000 Care seekers
when recommendation is 2.3 for 1000 says it all.
Many care seekers should be educated enough to
do it themselves
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