Over the last century, people have lived longer, yet the portion of life spent in poor health remains unchanged, resulting in more years battling chronic and infectious diseases. Individuals face a growing reality: Access to healthcare professionals when one is sick, elderly, or in pain can no longer be taken for granted. That is because a global shortage of at least ten million healthcare workers is expected in 2030, according to the World Health Organization, with upper estimates over 78 million. Without enough healthcare workers to deliver care, fewer people have access to services that save lives and improve quality of life.
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