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The number of people over 65 is increasing. They need help in hospitals, residential facilities, and their own homes. But due to staffing shortages, not everyone can count on affordable care. So is the current generation the last one that can enjoy human carers?
The number of people 65+ (statistically burdened by five or more diseases) is increasing. However, the number of physicians and nurses is not keeping pace with the aging population – The World Health Organization predicts a shortfall of 15 million healthcare workers worldwide in 2030. This gap between the demand for medical services and decreasing staff supply is a challenge. More specifically, this may lead to the collapse of the healthcare system. The situation we faced...
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