World Health Organization

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Topic A: Access to Preventative Healthcare

The lack of access to preventative care has become a prominent issue due to increasing financial and geographic barriers. Preventative care is essential to reduce the spread of diseases and to reduce mortality rates. Services such as cancer screenings, immunizations, and preventive medications play a major role in preventative care, which can be costly for individuals. Financial barriers should not prevent people from accessing basic health services as health should be considered as a fundamental human right; this includes access to preventative care services as it has the potential to save lives. As access to preventative care is constantly developing, even digitally, it poses challenges that require delegates to consider solutions that collaborate with real world organizations, adapt current methods of integration, and network with health providers for health coverage plans. 

Topic B: The Role of Digital Technologies in Health Innovation

Since the development of technologies, it has modified the way jobs are done and has changed how services are delivered. Technology has been playing a more integral role in health as it makes it more time and cost efficient for patients and providers. It is crucial to identify methods of making digital technologies more accessible in underfunded regions and find ways to improve current technologies to make them more efficient and safe. Delegates should work towards solutions to expand services of medical aid through digital technologies not only to those who are suffering from medical conditions or illnesses, but to also improve prevention measures to mitigate the impact of any medical issues.

Note: This committee will be run as a double delegate committee.