Four Ways Asia Can Strengthen Regional Health Security Before the Next Pandemic
Shared investment in surveillance, digital health tools, and communications coordination can boost health resilience across Asia and the Pacific.
Dr. Michelle Apostol is a Health Officer for the Health Practice Team of ADB supporting the bank’s initiatives in strengthening health systems of member countries and advocating for the advancement of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Prior to joining ADB, she was a Health Specialist at the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Philippine Office and was in charge of the implementation and evaluation of its health projects portfolio. She has also worked for the Philippine’s Department of Health (DOH) and USAID providing technical assistance and support to various health projects.
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Shared investment in surveillance, digital health tools, and communications coordination can boost health resilience across Asia and the Pacific.
Mental health disorders, exacerbated by the pandemic, highlight the urgent need for integrated care and increased investment, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Strengthening mental health services and understanding is crucial for achieving social equity and sustainable development.
精神障碍问题因疫情雪上加霜,凸显出迫切需要提供整合照护并加大投资力度,特别是在中低收入国家这已成当务之急。加强精神卫生服务及相关认识,对于实现社会公平和可持续发展至关重要。
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