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International Universal Health Coverage Day 2024 , " On International Universal Health Coverage Day, we stand together for health for all. Access to affordable, quality healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Let’s work towards ensuring that no one is left behind, and everyone has the opportunity to live a healthy life. #UniversalHealthCoverage #HealthForAll #UHC2024 #GlobalHealth #AccessToCare #HealthcareForEveryone #InclusiveHealth #WellbeingForAll #HealthEquity #ezeehealthcare"

Today, on Universal Health Coverage Day, let's reaffirm our commitment to building a healthier world. Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right. No one should be denied essential medical services due to financial constraints. Stronger health systems mean healthier communities. Let's work together to achieve Health For All. #UniversalHealthCoverage #HealthForAll #HealthEquity #GlobalHealth #HealthcareAccess #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #GSuniversity #Delhincr

Plans to redevelop former Manly Hospital into health hub progress: The NSW government has announced it is moving forward with plans to transform the former Manly Hospital in Sydney into a health and wellbeing precinct. https://lnkd.in/gmqPeFUv

It's International Universal Health Coverage Day, a reminder that health is a fundamental human right! 💗 Let's strive for universal access to quality healthcare. This requires strong health systems, innovation, and global commitment. #HealthForAll Take a moment today to reflect on your own health and well-being. #UHC #UniversalHealthCoverage #HealthForEveryone

Have you ever felt that you were being done a great privilege by getting quality healthcare? For many people, their health being a right is a new concept and is seen as a privilege offered to them by healthcare workers or the government. The right to health is an right and one that is our utmost responsibility to know and protect. On World Health Day I had the privilege to speak on the theme "My Health, My Right," during an X space organised by ABAN Center for Global Policy and it was truly inspiring to engage in meaningful discussions. It is essential to recognize that no one is more responsible for our health than ourselves. We must make informed decisions to ensure we maintain good health. Some of these decisions include practising healthy eating habits and regular exercise. We also need to hold our governments, healthcare institutions, employers, and school authorities accountable. They must ensure that they provide an environment that not only helps us obtain the necessary medical care when required but also provides access to clean drinking water, mandatory leaves, ergonomic furniture, and preparedness for everyday emergencies. Policies are essential, but it is crucial to enforce them to safeguard the health rights of everyone #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #MyHealthMyRight #GlobalHealthEquity

The clear link between active transport & health is one of the benefits of new homes being located on brownfield land in established communities with existing infrastructure. Not only does active transport reduce emissions, but access to infrastructure from new energy efficient homes significantly directly leads to big steps for climate mitigation - households with small carbon footprints. Join the dots

Health is a universal need, yet millions still lack access to basic medical services. International Universal Health Coverage Day reminds us of the importance of accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare for all. Let’s work towards a future where no one is left behind when it comes to their health. 🌍💙 #UniversalHealthCoverage #HealthForAll #AffordableHealthcare #BetterHealth #WellnessMatters

Today, we stand united in recognising the importance of good health for all. Let's energise a world where healthcare is a basic human right. #WorldHealthDay #RightToHealth #EnergisingBusinesses

In the process of running one of Australia's fastest growing healthcare companies, Kismet this is one of my biggest takeaways: We have to start separating proactive vs reactive health. For too long our system has relied on reactive health, responding to problems as they arise rather than trying to build a healthy society. We have designed Kismet to help NDIS participants achieve their goals so they aren't just stuck in the reactive health cycle. What do you think needs to change in Australian healthcare?

International Universal Health Coverage Day - December 12, 2024 🌍 Today, we reflect on the importance of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and its essential role in building strong healthcare systems that are accessible to all. 💡 In 2024, the theme is "Health: It’s the government’s responsibility!" A powerful reminder that when people are healthy, communities and economies thrive. 🌱 At Moving People, we recognize the vital role of accessible, quality healthcare in creating sustainable development and improving lives. We support healthcare professionals who are committed to making a difference and ensuring that everyone, everywhere, has access to the care they need. 💪