Yes, I do agree with all of you guys.. the similarities of the 2 scenarios are poverty, lack awareness about their condition, lack of health care facilities that could have helpful in treating or if not in preventing further complications of their present conditions. Thanks alot calssmates.. Goodnite

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gudnyt...

Good night! thank you for that fruitful discussion..

goodnyt!!

yes.. basically those are the similarities..
Well i think that's all for our tonight's discussion.
Supposedly we should cover up to the third case study but its too late already..
To everyone who joined the forum, thanks a lot for your insights and ideas.

Good night!

Similarities:
Poor accessibility of hospitals
Lack of information especially on high-risk conditions
Poverty compromises health

Both cases can be related to poverty. the main reason why they do not seek health consultation or even if they do, they don't comply to the given prescriptions. The lack of resources, as well the accessibility to health care is inadequate.

I agree Ara. Similarities include poor socio-economic status, their lack of knowledge and problems with the medical services.

Similarities is that they are both victims of inadequate health care delivery system

i agree.

the similarities between Lata and Amparali is that they are victims of poverty, and thus suffered from the complications of high-risk pregnancy.
In both situations, health care delivery system is at the center where in needs to be improved as to provide care and save lives.

miss arroyo,,,hehe
yAh, there should be a car service in the health centers for tansfers of patients...
or if the government could provide in strategically locating hospitals in every bAranggay? (sound unrealistic...) haha

I agree with Ms. Arroyo and Ms. Verain. There are still women like her today.

kindly refocus on the discussion.. i think we have the extracted the all the answers... many things should have been done like..
1.Lata should have not ignored her high risk status and should have disclosed the information to her family.
2.Lata's husband should have been more involved in the care of his wife.
3. The doctor who attented the birth should have recognized the need for Lata's immediate referral.
4. Health facilities should have complete supplies for emergencies like this.

do you agree or do want to add more?
before we end, can you compare the similarities with the case of amaparali and lata?

I agree with Ms Arroyo that transportation is very important but then if Lata was already brought to the hospital prior to delivery, if only her decision was guided by the enough information on the risks that she will experience, then there will be no emergency situation that will take place.