This year April is devoted to international healthcare
workers. These recruits work in under developed and developing countries where
healthcare workers are scarce. They teach communities basic means of staying
healthy like good hygiene, disease and virus prevention, and post natal care. Healthcare
workers also provide immunizations and simple treatments. The workers are very dedicated
to helping people in these villages; many travel a long distance by foot or
bike to reach the villages. One man leaves his home open 24/7 to the people of
his village to take care of their medical needs. The World Health Organization
stated that 57 countries are in terrible need of more healthcare workers. Many
healthcare workers have put their lives in danger working is Syria while
countless workers have lost their lives taking care of sick and injured civilians
and oppositions fighters.
The World Healthcare Organization is working this month to
show appreciation, awareness, and the importance of the healthcare workers. These
employees are making a big difference in the underdeveloped and war locked
countries. Just simply educating these people how to live healthier provides
enough to keep a village or community to prosper and progress. The WHO anticipates
that 4 million more healthcare workers should be in these countries to provide
proper primary health care. Raising awareness this month for the workers can
inspire other medical care takers to take part in this field to help those civilians.
This can even encourage poor civilians to become care takers or workers which
will employ them and headway to a slow development within a village or
community.
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