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Le Rapport sur la santé
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The Report/ratio on health
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October 14, 2008] - the Report/ratio on health in the world 2008, evaluates in manner criticizes the way in which the care of health is organized, financed and exempted in the rich countries and the poor countries all over the world. This report/ratio of the World Health Organization (WHO) gives an account of a certain number of failures and insufficiencies which introduced dangerous imbalances into the health of various populations, so much inside the countries than between them.

? Does the Report/ratio on health in the world describe a means of coming to end from the inequality and inefficiency of the care of health and its recommendations must be taken into account? declared the Director general of WHO, Margaret Chan, during the launching of the report/ratio with Almaty, in Kazakhstan. ? Is a world strongly unbalanced as regards health neither stable nor sure.?

The report/ratio entitled the primary care of health? maintaining more than ever commemorates the 30e birthday of the international Conference of Alma-ATA on the primary care of health which was held in 1978. This event was the first to register equity as regards health with the international political project.

Inequalities shouting

At the end of a vast examination of the situation, this report/ratio highlighted inequalities shouting as regards medical results, of access to the care and cost of the care of health for the patients. The differences in life expectancy between the richest countries and poorest exceeds from now on 40 years. On the some 136 million women who will be confined this year, nearly 58 million will profit from any medical care neither during the childbirth nor afterwards, which brings into play their lives and those their infants.

World-wide, the public expenditure of health varies between 20 dollars per anybody and per annum and more than 6000 dollars. For 5.6 billion inhabitants of country with weak and intermediate income, more half of the expenditure of health is done by direct payment.

With the increase in the costs of health and the disorganization of the financial protection systems, the personal expenditure of health pushes from now on each year 100 million people under the poverty line.

Considerable differences as regards health exist inside the countries and sometimes within the same city. In Nairobi, for example, the death rate of less than five years is lower than 15 per thousand in the districts with high income. In a zone of slum of the same city, this rate reaches 254 per thousand.

? Do a maternal, infantile mortality and less than five years high reveal a lack of access to basic services such as the supply clean water and the cleansing, vaccination and an adapted nutrition? the Director general of the UNICEF, Ann Mr. declared. Veneman. ? Can primary education care of health including of the services integrated into the level of the community contribute to improve health and to save lives.?


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