This will require close coordination with governments, communities and health care providers funded through PEPFAR, which has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to make HIV treatment, care, and prevention more accessible around the globe.
Take malaria, for example: approaches might include investing in vector control (reducing numbers of malaria-carrying mosquitoes); ensuring that people can access bednets; providing education on how to avoid contracting the disease; making chemoprophylaxis (prevention medication) more accessible; or treating malaria cases with better drugs, to name just a few.
However, many SRC directors felt that the best way to become truly self-sustainable would be to increase equipment prices, which contrasts with the goal of making injury prevention equipment more accessible to lower income, high-risk families.
Targeted Intervention programs should make HBV/HCV testing, prevention and care more accessible for PWIDs.
In summary, we agree that automated detection of diabetic retinopathy can make the prevention of blindness and vision loss objective, more accessible, and more cost-effective, provided safety issues are not overlooked.
Recent studies have focused on models of care, or ways to organize clinical services, that promote more accessible, coordinated, patient-centered care with emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention [ 10, 11].
Now, if someone is expressing thoughts of suicide in any type of Facebook post, Facebook's AI will both proactively detect it and flag it to prevention-trained human moderators, and make reporting options for viewers more accessible.
While fluoride toothpaste is considered essential for the prevention of dental decay and its use should be part of daily hygiene, it should be more accessible and cheaper than life-saving medicines.
And becoming more accessible.
