Diandra Maria Pânișoară
Although there are areas (such as the EU) that provide services in the medical sphere through insurance, these services are not equal for all citizens, explains Sabine Israel (2016) in her research published in the International Journal of Health Equality. Although accessibility to medical services is fundamental, there are many aspects that hold the individual’s understanding. As we have concluded from the other research mentioned, education is essential for the well-being of the individual in this matter as well. However, it is relevant that these services are available to the patient when needed and have the quality of being professional. Equal distribution of funds would lead to more accessible medical services. Thus, certain financial resources, through donations or provided by the state, should not go exclusively to emergency medical services, but to education towards the great mass of people about serious medical conditions and strategies to avoid them. In conclusion, all or most medical services should be accessible and satisfactory for the entire population, a population educated in the current global situation and in managing their health. These aspects are relevant for individuals but also for the social, economic and medical status of states everywhere that should primarily support the needs of people.
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