Access to Healthcare (Case Study Sample)

ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE
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Education: individuals with better education are more likely to be employed in a well-paying job .In addition, they are provided with better health care benefits such as medical cover, and retirement benefits hence easy access to health care. Conversely, illiterate people are employed in low paying and risky jobs.
Poor communication in the context of health: In Canada, there are groups who may face a language barrier to health care. The individuals are not conversant with Canada official language. For instance, the refugees and immigrants who may not speak English. This will ultimately reduce the quality of health care, safety and the satisfaction of the patient and the health professionals (Collins &Bryant, 2014).
Housing and Level of income. The rich families with high levels of income have stable housing. They are able to buy nutritious foods and pay for better health care services. On the other hand, unstable jobs, low wages, and lack of resource subject individuals to hardship resulting to poor nutrition, housing instability and lack of access to better medical services.
Lack of representatives of minority groups in the medical professionalism: Due to lack of minority representatives. The minor groups are discriminated in the scientific research and professional employment opportunities in the medical centers. In addition, immigrants in Canada have face challenges inan attempt to transfer qualifications (Collins &Bryant, 2014).
Provider’sdiscrimination: This occurs when the doctors attend to racial, ethnic patients differently from ot...