Health is critical component of everyday life that should be taken into consideration when looking at the world’s population. With the dawn on the digital revolution, health care practices/methods have been forced to take on a new look, one that is in line with technology to better reach the global society. Even though this poses concerns for developed, developing and less developed countries. Moreover, developed and developing countries they are faced with what is equitable between health and healthcare while less developed countries, they are faced with little to no electricity which results in poor lighting and inadequate communication and are forced to treat patients without past medical records. The problem stems from “a lack of coherence in global health governance, which leads to the impossibility of effective representation throughout the globe.” (Zalzala et al. 629-632) This is a major problem when dealing with the global society as health for on a global scale cannot be addressed from the perspective of one nation, it needs to come from several nations working together to achieve a set goal. Because problems in one nation might severely differ from the other due to climate, culture and the nature of the people who live in that specific nation.
Currently, there is not standing plan or strategic vision to combat this global health crisis and no one person is capable but a select few really care about the global society. For example: Doctors Without Borders, an organization that aids countries who have been affect by crisis such as; natural disasters. They attempt to go into these crises areas and assist the people as much as possible with basic health needs. Even though this may not be seen as a global attempt at improving health and may be seen as curative measure. It is still a step in the right direction, helping others who cannot help themselves.
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