Inadequate medical facilities

In both developed and developing countries the physical facilities for adequate health care delivery is lacking. In developed countries the shortage is in the inner cities and in rural areas. In the developing countries the shortage is general. The lack of hospitals, clinics, emergency equipment, and factories for manufacturing medical supplies and drugs results in the failure to provide adequate medical care for millions of people.

1. Limited availability of health resources
2. Inadequate health services
3. Denial of right to adequate medical care

1. Unfocused health work
2. Overcrowded public clinics
3. Inadequate rehabilitation facilities for the disabled
4. Inadequate hospital facilities

1. Irrational conscientious refusal of medical intervention
2. Coronavirus disease

1. Prohibitive cost of necessities in rural communities
2. Lack of war relief
3. Increasing number of disabled persons
4. Fragmented planning of community life

1. Providing physical infrastructure for health care delivery
2. Providing international health care assistance
3. Improving medical facilities

1. Insufficiency
2. Inadequacy
3. Health
4. Care