Abstract
This paper critiques current global health welfare policies concerning the comparative healthcare structure in developed and developing countries. However, as seen in the following analysis of the healthcare frameworks, innovations, and challenges faced by both sets of countries, the study affords a more nuanced understanding of global healthcare. The two cases raise fundamental issues regarding disparity within a health system regarding service provision, quality of care, and the use of technology in the contemporary practice of health care. It looks at the possibilities and challenges in healthcare settings but with a particular focus on the strategies that could be used to support the eradication of inequities in world health. Policy implications for enhancing service availability and quality are then discussed in the paper's final part for the developed and developing regions.
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