Accountability for NGOsINTERNATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMSModule: 17Global Health and Health SystemsWhat is a “health system”Total of the organizations, institutions, and resources whose...

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    Yes, social and economic variables like wealth, access to resources, and education may have a signif
icant influence on a person's health as well as their capacity to use and understand the healthcare system. These elements may have an impact on a person's general state of health as well as their capacity to receive preventative care, control chronic diseases, and pay for required treatments. Further affecting a person's capacity to obtain the treatment they require are the sorts of healthcare providers and services that may be offered in a community because of these circumstances.
    A patient's social and economic circumstances have a big influence on the healthcare system (Hussain et al., 2019). These elements may have an impact on a person's general state of health as well as their capacity to receive preventative care, control chronic diseases, and pay for required treatments. Further affecting a person's capacity to obtain the treatment they require are the sorts of healthcare providers and services that may be offered in a community as a result of these circumstances. One of the most important social and economic variables that might affect a patient's health and ability to get care is income (Alcaraz, et al., 2020). Lower-income individuals and families may find it difficult to pay for healthcare expenses such as insurance premiums, co-pays, and deductibles. Delaying or skipping out on care might result in more serious health issues and longer-term increases in healthcare expenses. Low-income people and families may also have trouble accessing secure housing, nutritious food alternatives, and other social factors that affect health, all of which can have an adverse effect on their general state of health. Another significant social and economic element that may have an influence on a patient's health and ability to get care is education level (Singh et al., 2021). Higher educated people are more likely...
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