concept   access to healthcare
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • urban areas in developed countries (1) • Nigeria (1) • Kenya (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • remote rural communities (1) • less technologically advanced countries (1) • Remote villages in developing countries (1) • Russia (1) • South Africa (1) • Iran (1) • Rural Africa (1) • Urban areas in modern societies (1) • smaller towns in developing countries (1) • suburban areas (1) • undeveloped regions (1) • urban communities in developed Western countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 access to healthcare urban areas in developed countries Urban areas in developed countries provide easy access to advanced healthcare facilities and specialized medical services. 17
2 access to healthcare Nigeria In Nigeria, access to healthcare is limited due to geographical barriers, reliance on traditional healers, and disparities in quality of care. 7
3 access to healthcare Kenya Access to healthcare in Kenya is hindered by socioeconomic disparities, infrastructure challenges, and widespread use of traditional medicine. 5
4 access to healthcare Scandinavian countries Scandinavian countries have a universal government-funded healthcare system providing accessible and comprehensive medical services. 5
5 access to healthcare remote rural communities Access to healthcare is limited in remote rural communities, requiring long travel distances for medical care. 4
6 access to healthcare less technologically advanced countries In less technologically advanced countries, limited infrastructure and medical resources result in restricted access to basic and specialized healthcare services. 3
7 access to healthcare Remote villages in developing countries Limited access to medical care and medications in remote villages of developing countries poses challenges for healthcare access. 2
8 access to healthcare Russia Healthcare in Russia combines traditional and modern approaches, with an increasing presence of private services in addition to government-provided care. 2
9 access to healthcare South Africa Access to healthcare in South Africa is impacted by socioeconomic disparities and challenges in government-funded healthcare, leading to reduced access and quality of care. 2
10 access to healthcare Iran In Iran, access to healthcare is influenced by gender-specific services and cultural beliefs about medical treatment. 1
11 access to healthcare Rural Africa Limited access to healthcare in rural Africa often requires long travel distances. 1
12 access to healthcare Urban areas in modern societies In urban modern societies, there is greater access to advanced medical facilities and specialists for healthcare. 1
13 access to healthcare smaller towns in developing countries Limited access to basic healthcare services in smaller towns in developing countries often relies on community clinics or traveling medical professionals. 1
14 access to healthcare suburban areas In suburban areas, access to healthcare, including hospitals, clinics, and specialists, is relatively easier. 1
15 access to healthcare undeveloped regions Limited medical resources and difficulty in accessing healthcare services hinder healthcare access in undeveloped regions. 1
16 access to healthcare urban communities in developed Western countries Urban communities in developed Western countries generally have better access to modern healthcare facilities and services. 1