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Global Nursing Issues
Two of the largest challenges related to providing adequate health care in underdeveloped countries are of the Inversed and impoverished types. These “care” dynamics are interconnected by similar principals; people with the most consume the most and those who have the least get the least. In my opinion, these concepts mimic Darwinism, which supports, “survival of the fittest”. An interesting off-shoot of Darwin’s Theory, is the claim that consanguineous marriages result in genetic anomalies. It stands to reason the results of inadequate provisions of healthcare and the survival of only those who have the means to pay will survive. This environment fosters the narrow circle from which one can reproduce. This can create a situation where a populous with a decreased immune system and an inability to fight off infection requires extra measures that steal from those who do not. As a nurse who has worked in clinical research I can attest to the outcomes of incest. The results of smaller populations can be catastrophic and devastating for the children who result. My strategy for preventing situations such as this is to provide nursing education to communities where the cultural or environmental behavior is commonly practiced and part of the accepted culture. There are “countries
