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Efforts to a Belief and Decolonize Global Health

Salim Omambia Matagi

Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · pp. 16–21 · Published 25 Apr 2023

10.9734/jammr/2023/v35i125032

Abstract

The truth is always one: no matter the interpretations, versions, perceptions or perspectives. Supported by the majority of scientific or historical evidence the science of medicine existed an eon back and was trusted to heal and revert illnesses in addition to saving lives. The amount of finances consumed in the business aside, so much time has been and is being invested in trying to come up with better and improved diagnostic and therapeutic advances globally. Surprisingly even the rich do not trust conventional medicine a great deal, the bourgeois have the majority of their population believing in the concept and this was attributed to the fact that the majority of the bourgeois work so hard and some even imposter the rich. For better healthcare services, LMICs need to embrace and implement their data driven decisions and be the efficient leaders and managers in their own countries as they know and have an insight of their countries best. Evaluations, audits and case studies can be done by external expertise to lend hand in the strategies towards achieving the objective.

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