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Journal

Writing 2
Date : 2 / 20 / 24

Lesson 3 & 4
Notes
Understanding the impact of technology transfer, colonialism, and
industrialization is crucial in the contemporary medical and health
landscape of the Philippines, as it offers a significant understanding of
the historical and socio-political elements that have molded the nation's
healthcare architecture. Spanish, American, and Japanese colonial powers
have all had an impact on the Philippines, which has persisted in shaping
the nation's healthcare system and procedures. We can gain a better
understanding of the inequalities and difficulties present in the current
Philippine healthcare system by looking at the ways that technology and
medical knowledge were transferred during these colonial periods.
Furthermore, industrialization has had a big impact on how the
Philippines' healthcare system is formed. The rapid rate of urbanization,
rise in pollution, and lifestyle changes brought about by the economy's
transition to an industrialized one have had a significant effect on
public health. To better address the healthcare requirements of the nation
and enhance population health overall, policymakers and healthcare
professionals can benefit from an understanding of the ways that
industrialization has impacted health outcomes in the Philippines.
In general, tackling the present health issues facing the Philippines
requires an in-depth understanding of the roles played by technology
transfer, colonialism, and industrialization in the evolution of
healthcare in that nation. We can more clearly identify areas for
improvement and work toward creating a healthcare system that is more
accessible and equitable for all Filipinos by looking at the historical
context in which the country's healthcare system has developed. Also, by
using this knowledge, we may make better and more sustainable healthcare
solutions for the future by learning from the mistakes and accomplishments
of the past.

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