2015Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection ControlOpen access

A paradigm shift in public health structures: creating sustainable systems to achieve global healthcare equity

Daniel F. Schafer, Asad Moten

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A paradigm shift is required to effectively serve the public health needs of the developing world. Such a shift will rely on more efficient partnerships between public health entities, as well as more sustainable models of providing care, and the application of new medical technologies.

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A paradigm shift is required to effectively serve the public health needs of the developing world. Such a shift will rely on more efficient partnerships between public health entities, as well as more sustainable models of providing care, and the application of new medical technologies.

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A paradigm shift is required to effectively serve the public health needs of the developing world. Such a shift will rely on more efficient partnerships between public health entities, as well as more sustainable models of providing care, and the application of new medical technologies.

Key concepts: Paradigm shift, Equity (law), Health care, Public health, Healthcare system, Medicine, Public healthcare, Global health

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