Similarities, And Differences Between Primary Care And Acute Care

In advanced countries they have ideal structures for their nation; one of the main structures is people’s health. As we can see in the world, a simple virus may effect on many people. For example, Ebola outbreaks until April 2015, 3,548 of people who are infected 2,346 have died (1). This statistical number we have can show us the negativity that influenced on people by how viruses have expanded. Although health is a very sensitive filed, organizations work hard for health in general. Health contains a lot of categories; the most important category is healthcare. There are many types of health care; two of them are Primary care and Acute care. Understanding what is needed to be known about health care are the definitions, similarities, and differences between Primary care and Acute care.

What is health and how it has evolved? All that will be explained as follows. In ancient times Human Beings were using traditional ways to heal the injured creatures, which depended on the region that they lived in. With time and while discovering new illnesses people developed different ways to treat people, now they call it “Medical Care.” Medical care is a system that treats people and gives them an atmosphere of recovery to their health. In the Free Dictionary they said: “It is a professional treatment for illness.” (2) The origin of the medical word comes from Latin Medical between 1640- 1650 (3). The origin of word care in the old English was called “Caru” (4) before 900 years. There are two types of Medical Care. First of all, primary
In addition, health care has many definitions that go under one type, which is health. Since health care has two types: Primary care and Acute care, they share some similarities, such as their goal, and what they represent. In spite of this, the purpose or the period of time they need, and being limited on certain areas. All that has been explained