https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/entities/publication/84ce39b5-a279-49ac-a18d-232900bf9a5f
Abstract
In East Asia and Pacific (EAP), people are living longer but not necessarily healthier lives. As populations age and urbanize, an epidemic of chronic diseases including diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease is taking hold, affecting workers in their prime, eroding productivity, and escalating health care costs. The most effective strategies to address this health crisis—prevention, screening, early diagnosis, and care management—are best implemented bya strong primary health care system. However, many EAP countries are using outdated models, focusing on cure rather than prevention, and monitoring inputs instead of patient outcomes. Providers lack the capacity and incentives to deliver quality services, and patients lack the knowledge and motivation to adopt healthy lifestyles.
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