The document discusses reforms needed in Sri Lanka's healthcare system including establishing a national health insurance scheme, improving facilities and resources, and increasing the number of medical staff.
It notes key issues like a lack of doctors and nurses, and inadequate facilities and resources in hospitals. Only about 30% of the population has access to proper healthcare.
The document calls for establishing a universal healthcare system to provide medical services to all citizens, increasing healthcare spending, improving facilities, and boosting staff numbers to modernize the country's health sector.
The document discusses reforms needed in Sri Lanka's healthcare system including establishing a national health insurance scheme, improving facilities and resources, and increasing the number of medical staff.
It notes key issues like a lack of doctors and nurses, and inadequate facilities and resources in hospitals. Only about 30% of the population has access to proper healthcare.
The document calls for establishing a universal healthcare system to provide medical services to all citizens, increasing healthcare spending, improving facilities, and boosting staff numbers to modernize the country's health sector.
The document discusses reforms needed in Sri Lanka's healthcare system including establishing a national health insurance scheme, improving facilities and resources, and increasing the number of medical staff.
It notes key issues like a lack of doctors and nurses, and inadequate facilities and resources in hospitals. Only about 30% of the population has access to proper healthcare.
The document calls for establishing a universal healthcare system to provide medical services to all citizens, increasing healthcare spending, improving facilities, and boosting staff numbers to modernize the country's health sector.
The document discusses reforms needed in Sri Lanka's healthcare system including establishing a national health insurance scheme, improving facilities and resources, and increasing the number of medical staff.
It notes key issues like a lack of doctors and nurses, and inadequate facilities and resources in hospitals. Only about 30% of the population has access to proper healthcare.
The document calls for establishing a universal healthcare system to provide medical services to all citizens, increasing healthcare spending, improving facilities, and boosting staff numbers to modernize the country's health sector.