Comparison Essay: Preventive Medicine
Contrast and Comparison Essay “Preventive medicine”
There are many problems in the world. Each country has its own political and economical problems no matter how it is developed. Also there are issues that affects entire world, like global warming, “doomsday”, economical crisis and etc. Nowadays different governments start to pay their attention on another problem – people’s health because country cannot be without people. There are some big differences in medical problems between developed and developing country such as England and Kazakhstan.
The only same thing is the health problems; there are the same in both countries. For example, diseases related to air pollution. Poor air quality is linked to respiratory illness, heart disease and asthma, conditions which can dramatically lower life expectancy. Air pollution is a trigger for asthma. This type of asthma is known as "occupational asthma," as it is a result of working in a …show more content…
In KZ not the all doctors are so good and well-skilled. In UK future doctors should study for about 11 years, when Kazakhstanian medical students study for 7 years. If UK students go on specialty, profession, they take 14 years while KZ students – 11 years, it is because in UK students take pre-medical course where they are introduced to general material. In Kazakhstan medical education system does not have such courses so students need to learn and understand enormous new material very fast in order not to be late from the program. Moreover, material in UK medical institutes is new and according to the latest researches whereas KZ universities study based on Soviet Union system. There was one accident in KZ local hospital. One woman came to visit a doctor because she felt sick and her belly swollen. Doctors said that it is the stomach cancer. She was upset and decided to go to UK for another doctor’s opinion. It turned out that she was just pregnant and nothing
There are many problems in the world. Each country has its own political and economical problems no matter how it is developed. Also there are issues that affects entire world, like global warming, “doomsday”, economical crisis and etc. Nowadays different governments start to pay their attention on another problem – people’s health because country cannot be without people. There are some big differences in medical problems between developed and developing country such as England and Kazakhstan.
The only same thing is the health problems; there are the same in both countries. For example, diseases related to air pollution. Poor air quality is linked to respiratory illness, heart disease and asthma, conditions which can dramatically lower life expectancy. Air pollution is a trigger for asthma. This type of asthma is known as "occupational asthma," as it is a result of working in a …show more content…
In KZ not the all doctors are so good and well-skilled. In UK future doctors should study for about 11 years, when Kazakhstanian medical students study for 7 years. If UK students go on specialty, profession, they take 14 years while KZ students – 11 years, it is because in UK students take pre-medical course where they are introduced to general material. In Kazakhstan medical education system does not have such courses so students need to learn and understand enormous new material very fast in order not to be late from the program. Moreover, material in UK medical institutes is new and according to the latest researches whereas KZ universities study based on Soviet Union system. There was one accident in KZ local hospital. One woman came to visit a doctor because she felt sick and her belly swollen. Doctors said that it is the stomach cancer. She was upset and decided to go to UK for another doctor’s opinion. It turned out that she was just pregnant and nothing