As the world's population ages and becomes more susceptible to illness, the global health infrastructure is fueling an increase in chronic diseases. Globally, chronic disease is the leading cause of mortality and disability. In fact, research consumes 75% of the global healthcare budget. The population of people 60 and older is growing internationally due to rising life expectancy and falling birth rates. The danger of chronic diseases is rising due to this disastrous population change. They become weaker as they age, which increases the number of patients requiring full- or partial-time medical care. Now let's have a look at how this results in integrated healthcare systems.
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