Delaying medical treatment is a higher societal cost
Delaying medical treatment had been a problem for a long time. Governments that ignore or slow down scientific advice, miss a crucial opportunity to control the pandemic. This has contributed to an unreasonable loss of life. Like Nature Reports in an article from the global competition, India's leaders were charged to daily Covid19 in September in the amount of almost 96,000 before they slowly up 12,000 in early March. Data problems and India have other problems. With identification, the signatories have taken a risk: In the past, the government of the modes did not respond well to researchers who organize their policy.
But what is the basis for this optimism? Anyway, due to great fear and personal losses, the feeling in the economy is probably not fast. Tuberculosis (TB) is a highly infectious disease that continues to be an important public health problem worldwide. With 1.8 million cases occurring annually, India accounts for a fifth of the world’s new TB cases. The study population included all New Smear Positive (NSP) pulmonary TB tribal patients, registered under DOTS in the 4th quarter of 2006 of four TB units. Patients Delay > 21 days, on the basis, that a person with cough for 3 weeks should be a suspect of TB. Health System Delay: Time interval from patients 1st visit to the health system to the date of start of TB treatment.
Results: A total of 261 out of 267 TB patients could be interviewed from four TB units. 6 patients succumbed to death. The median health system delay was 3 days (range 1-75 days) with a mean of 11.59 days. Male TB patients 90 (47.4%) were in the age group of 40-60 years. Other reasons were poor- socio-economic condition (24.1%), loss of wages (10.7%), drinking habits (3.4%) and dependent on being too old/young/severely ill (1.4%). Although most patient characteristics were statistically insignificant with patient and health system delays.
What is the cost of a delayed barrier during the second wave of COVID19?
Most parts of India are in most parts of 2021 in most parts of 2021. Due to the lack of test equipment and weak or non-existent health infrastructure, the spread of the disease in these areas can not be stopped, and can not be stopped community distribution included. Local Lockdowns have been implemented by Midapriil when the daily affairs have reached 2 lakh. The medical costs were held in the middle class in the middle class as black marketing and hammering essentials causing delaying medical treatment.
Delayed Medical Certificate Attention Postage in India, more than 4,000 people like Ram Charan develop the fight every day with a deadly fatal disease up to 42 per cent. It is one of the first five leading causes of death in the country and around the world. In the last ten years, the number of strokes in low-income countries is almost doubled, which is 80 per cent of the regional tax in the world. An overdose of immunity booster for the protection of CUDEND19 may be dangerous due to the higher prevalence of risk factors for a stroke such as hypertension, tobacco consumption and an ageing population and the quality of diagnostics. Hypertension is preceeding factor for stroke. Delaying medical treatment causes various problem. Anecdotal reports and studies in the hospital beam from this region indicate that the disease is a great burden in Assam.
How to succeed, be diagnosed and treated?
Strokes are diagnosed by a brain picture scan to recognize bleeding or solidification. If this is the last, an injection to the outbreak of the clot must be administered within 4.5 hours after the beginning of the symptom - which now takes place in less than 5 per cent of all cases. Rural India overlooks the double burden on malnutrition and the Foomsity Further treatments for the distance of the area, can only be carried out in comprehensive rackets that are normally found in urban areas. There are established regional care paths in most developed nations, but these are fragmented in many low and medium dimension countries. Another significant problem confronted by India is the inability to support the fight through a specialized model, as there are only 2,500 neurologists and 10,000 radiologists for a population of 1.4 billion population.
For patients like Ram Charan and many others with access only to smaller hospitals without specialists, there is a significant delay of the clinical decision-making process due to the lack of expertise. Contribute the emerging digital technologies to bridge the gap between demand and bridging from Teleconsult platforms (eg Qer was approved by the Food and Drug Administration of the United States (FDA)etc.). Leadership Seal time and improve the results of the patient who recently adopted and recently led Mumbai-based HealthTech company. AI technology - QER, which helps to automate the CT scanning interpretation of the header, prioritizes Cases of radiologists, which in turn activate first. Approved by the Food and Drug Administration of the United States (FDA) and can seal bleeding, fractures, strikes, etc. and produce results in under a minute and immediately warn doctors on their phone. CT scan has the reporting period decreased from more than 60 minutes to less than 5 minutes, which may help in various quick action of treatment.
