Sustainable Healthcare Practices in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: The Pakistan Perspective
Adapting Global Strategies to Local Realities
Abstract
This editorial explores sustainable healthcare practices in Pakistan, a representative Low- and Middle-Income Country. It examines community health initiatives, pharmaceutical waste management, telehealth, and renewable energy solutions. Highlighting innovative, resource-sensitive strategies, the piece advocates for policy integration and international collaboration to enhance environmental sustainability and healthcare resilience in Pakistan and similar contexts.
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