HEALTHCARE ACCESSIBILITY IN PAKISTAN'S REMOTE AREAS: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Keywords:
Healthcare accessibility, remote areas, rural Pakistan, healthcare infrastructure, barriers, opportunities, digital health, healthcare delivery, socioeconomic inequalities, rural healthcareAbstract
Healthcare accessibility in Pakistan's remote areas faces significant challenges, impacting the health outcomes of rural populations. The lack of adequate healthcare infrastructure, limited medical personnel, transportation difficulties, and financial constraints exacerbate the issue. This article examines the barriers hindering healthcare access in rural Pakistan and explores the opportunities that can be leveraged to improve the healthcare system in these underserved areas. Through a combination of qualitative and quantitative data, this study highlights the key obstacles and offers recommendations for enhancing healthcare delivery in rural Pakistan, with a particular focus on digital health solutions and community-driven initiatives. The study also underscores the importance of addressing socioeconomic inequalities to ensure equitable healthcare access.

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