Limited Access to Health Care for Spanish Speaking Population

Identifying the problem Spanish citizen's access to medical care is restricted by unable to understand uncontrollable services, traffic problems, insufficient services, language barriers, and treatment plans. Health indicators in the Spanish speaking population show that health outcomes are still behind other populations and they are still below target set by healthy population in 2010 (Butler , Kim-Godwwin, & Fox, 2008). The Spanish-speaking population is particularly vulnerable among the American Hispanic population and is inferior to low income, low educational background, health condition, and health care system (Dubar & Gizlice)

Hawaiian indigenous peoples also have limited access to medical care. As health resources for Hawaiian indigenous peoples are limited, we must rely on the same health and social services as the population of Hawaii. The lack of poverty and health insurance severely limits health care. Health care by AIDS experts is often unavailable in the routine medical methods obtained by these three groups. Due to lack of medical insurance and limited access to medical facilities for doctors or AIDS experts this makes it difficult for indigenous customers to need care of AIDS experts There. Title III provides medical care by HIV experts in metropolitan areas, but rural customers often do not have access to these medicines.

Health System Unlike other countries, there are a relatively large number of uninsured in the United States, and access to primary healthcare is restricted. Americans judge that their health care is not available or are not affordable and tend to report the quality and safety of care outside the hospital. - Healthy Behavior Americans are currently unlikely to smoke and drink less than colleagues but have the highest calorie expenditure, high drug abuse rates, low possibility of using seatbelts, traffic accidents There are also many. Including alcohol, it is highly likely to use guns in violent acts

Universal access to health care is the fundamental principle of Danish "health law" which prescribes that the government promotes population health, has obligation, pain and functional limitation to prevent and treat disease ing. Other basic principles include high quality medical services, easy and equal access to care, service integration, selection, transparency, access to information and securing short latency. The law also prescribes the responsibilities of local and municipal authorities to provide medical services.