Three Out of Ten Portuguese Say They Haven't Received Health Care at the Right Time
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The study "Portuguese Health Portrait in Post-Pandemic: Perceptions, Access to Care" included a measurement instrument on the concept of "One Health" (One Health), which relates human, animal and environmental health.
A study by the Order of Physicians, "Portrait of Health in Portugal in the Post-Pandemic: Perceptions, Access to Care and One Health", released this Thursday, reveals that "difficulties in marking" and "waiting list" are obstacles in access to care, elderly people are more affected. Bastonary says that results can help in the profound reform of the SNS.
According to a study released today, most Portuguese recognize the importance of the articulation between human, animal and environmental health, but gaps in knowledge about antibiotics and food safety persist.
Difficult to mark consultation or to stay on the waiting list and the reasons given by the users, reveals a study presented this Thursday in the Order of the M dicos in Lisbon.
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