In many parts of the world where poverty is rampant and the necessary health care infrastructure is brief, data shows that the health index of the population in these parts is way below the world average. Irony of the current situation is that poverty ridden countries which need good medical infrastructure have lesser facilities and vice versa. Not only does the solution remain undiscovered but even the problem is not being analyzed properly.
The general public is being provided medical health care on an adhoc basis. The lack of an organized treatment plan results in the facility becoming incapacitated and the chances of the needy getting proper service being reduced.