Cameroon is ranked at the bottom of a report of the countries offering
better health conditions published recently by the global burden of disease
assessed by the World health organisation (WHO). The country occupies
171th position on a survey of 188 countries.Kamerwaves.com can confirm that according to a report by the global disease burden estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO), Iceland offers the best health care in the world , while the Central African Republic is at last position.
The study on global management goal for patients specifically had to measure the development goals related to sustainable health in 188 countries worldwide.
The Guardian post of Friday, September 30, 2016 reports the United Nation General Assembly, created the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in September 2015 with 17 universal goals, targets 169 and 230 signs for 2030.
Reporting on this story, Cameroon-Info.Net says Cameroon is failing in most aspects taken into account, although the country claims to invest heavily in the health sector. Among the indicators of the report on better health services, one can find well-established findings in the matter. “The performance of the index Doctor of Oriental Medicine (MDGs) related to health does not guarantee good performance in the non-index MDGs related to health.
The report adds that the proportion of countries that have already met the objectives associated with health-related SDGs indicators in 2015, as indicated ranged from over 60% for both indicators (ratio of maternal mortality and children younger than 5 years) and 0% for the nine indicators, Cameroon is not close to meeting those objectives, thus the country headed by President Paul Biya for 34 years is occupying the 171st place in the ranking of countries that offer the best care health
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