Management Analysis of Access to Health Care in Chile: A vision in vulnerable and rural sectors

Abstract

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a health system comprises all organizations, institutions, and resources primarily aimed at improving population health. Within the social context of health, equity ensures that everyone has equal opportunities to attain their fullest well-being, irrespective of their financial status. Initially, it’s essential to assess the social determinants of health and prioritize these categories to develop a targeted intervention plan. Particularly in vulnerable and rural communities, administrative, socioeconomic, and cultural factors play crucial roles. Emphasis should be placed on avoidable issues, ensuring both high quality and universal access. Ultimately, to gauge the success of these strategies and progress towards universal health coverage, robust monitoring and evaluation systems are indispensable. With consistent effort and commitment, alongside well-coordinated and synchronized institutions under a unified policy, we can significantly enhance our country’s access to healthcare.