A Healthy economy is a sign of a healthy population and vice versa. Every Nation should strive to provide basic healthcare to its citizens, although it might not be possible to provide complex surgeries and treatments free of cost to everyone. This essay agrees with the statement and will put forth two main reasons to prove its stance.
Firstly, every person cannot afford health services due to their financial condition. In India, a majority of population live in villages, where they even lack basic sanitation and hygiene facilities. The administration should be responsible to provide medical facilities to these locations. For instance, the mobile clinic concept in some of the regions is a classic example of such an outreach to the villages. It is difficult for a country to provide advanced medical treatments of rare diseases, as a lot of money is spent in research and technology. However, it is important to safeguard the well-being of these people, as they contribute to the overall growth of the economy.
Secondly, as taxpaying citizens of the country it is our basic need, which needs to be addressed by the regime. The monies collected should be enough for at least providing the essential medical requirements for the betterment of the populace. To exemplify, a part of the budget needs to be allocated to healthcare, so that fundamental remedial services can be provided. A planned approach to solving this issue needs to be structured. The regime can also use this budget to open a few specialty hospitals catering to remedy the diseases, which require latest medical research and technology.
In conclusion, Health of the people is an important aspect of the community and in my opinion, I strongly recommend that the state take care of its citizens healthcare services, not only by increasing the outreach to villages and remote areas, but also by allocating funds from the tax collected.
A Healthy economy is a
sign
of a healthy population and vice versa. Every Nation should strive to
provide
basic healthcare to its citizens, although it might not be possible to
provide
complex surgeries and treatments free of cost to everyone. This essay
agrees
with the statement and will put forth two main reasons to prove its stance.
Firstly
, every person cannot afford health services due to their financial condition. In India, a majority of population
live
in villages, where they even lack basic sanitation and hygiene facilities. The administration should be responsible to
provide
medical
facilities to these locations.
For instance
, the mobile clinic concept in
some of the
regions is a classic example of such an outreach to the villages. It is difficult for a country to
provide
advanced
medical
treatments of rare diseases, as
a lot of
money
is spent
in research and technology.
However
, it is
important
to safeguard the well-being of these
people
, as they contribute to the
overall
growth of the economy.
Secondly
, as taxpaying citizens of the country it is our basic
need
, which
needs
to
be addressed
by the regime. The monies collected should be
enough
for at least providing the essential
medical
requirements for the betterment of the populace. To exemplify, a part of the budget
needs
to
be allocated
to healthcare,
so
that fundamental remedial services can
be provided
. A planned approach to solving this issue
needs
to
be structured
. The regime can
also
use
this budget to open a few specialty hospitals catering to remedy the diseases, which require
latest
medical
research and technology.
In conclusion
, Health of the
people
is an
important
aspect of the community and in my opinion, I
strongly
recommend that the state take care of its citizens healthcare services, not
only
by increasing the outreach to villages and remote areas,
but
also
by allocating funds from the tax collected.