Наука і технологія як фактори, що сприяють розвитку охорони здоров'я в Гані: минуле і сьогодення

Автор(и)

  • Samuel Adu-Gyamfi Буковинський державний медичний університет, Ukraine
  • Ernest Foley Okine
  • Richard Oware

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24061/2411-6181.2.2019.121

Ключові слова:

наука, технологія, народна медицина, православна медицина, охорона здоров'я Гани

Анотація

На основі якісного дослідження автори змогли зібрати інформацію з первинних і вторинних джерел, щоб виділити деякі істотні аспекти того, що пояснює прогрес, досягнутий у сфері охорони здоров'я в Гані. Мета статті - вивчити вплив науки і нових технологій на якісні зміни в системі системи охорони здоров'я Гани, а також розглянути процес зміни в історичному ключі. Джерельна база роботи - документи, що регламентують діяльність охорони здоров'я Гани, міжнародні джерела. Методологічні підходи: історичний порівняльний аналіз, статистичний і описовий методи. Результати, представлені в цьому дослідницькому документі, вказують на що розвиваються традиційні і альтернативні підходи, а також на досягнення в сфері біомедицини в Гані. Висновки. Завдяки поступовим і, в деякій мірі, прагматичним формулювань і реалізації нової політики в галузі охорони здоров'я. У статті також йдеться про прихильність фахівців-практиків, дослідників і політиків до забезпечення і прийняття деяких відповідних зобов'язань на шляху підвищення якості охорони здоров'я в Гані. Передбачається, що ця частина спонукає Ганцов і політиків, зокрема, продовжувати займатися науковими дослідженнями і уникати абсолютної консервативності.

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