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The situation surrounding adoption of medical technology in the developing world is a complex and an unsatisfactory one. Global health has progressed over the last century from a focus on infectious diseases to one on research and aggressive treatment of noncommunicable diseases and improving health care quality. This has precipitated a shift in strategy from implementation of discrete health care interventions, often employing a vertical strategy and targeting a single issue, to transformation of health systems and integration of infectious disease control programs into a strong foundation of primary health care (M Bhatia 2004) | SpringerBriefs in Public Health For further volumes http www.springer.com series 10138 Olumurejiwa A. Fatunde Sujata K. Bhatia Medical Devices and Biomaterials for the Developing World Case Studies in Ghana and Nicaragua .