For Free Consultation According to Global Health Observatory (GHO) data, over 40% of WHO Member States report to have less than 10 medical doctors per 10 000 population. (over 26% report to have less than 3). Health workers are distributed unevenly across the globe. Countries with the lowest relative need have the highest numbers of health workers, while those with the greatest burden of disease must make do with a much smaller health workforce. While many countries have made the important step of including the right to health in their national constitutions already, too many people around the world are still unable to access high quality and affordable care. World leaders gathered at the United Nations and approved a new declaration on universal health coverage, committing themselves to achieve universal access to care by 2030 and reaffirming the right to health for everyone, without distinction. Digital transformation of health care can be disruptive; however, technologies such ...
