Abstract: Most, if not all countries, all over the globe are striving to cope with health care transformation. Epidemiological and demographic transitions have resulted in an increase of chronic and degenerative as well as neoplastic diseases. Accompanying this trend is the emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases. Improved life expectancy has led to an increase in the number of elderly people.
Developments in information and communication technology have resulted in a better-informed and more demanding populace. New technology and the expansion of scientific knowledge coupled with evidence-based medicine have resulted in changes in the way care and other services are provided. Within a global health policy, governments should guarantee the existence of a health care system providing equal, accessible, comprehensive, and high quality care to all at a reasonable cost, according…
