Healthcare refers to the organized system of services and resources that provide medical and therapeutic care to individuals to maintain or improve their health. This includes the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of illness and injury, as well as the promotion of overall well-being. Healthcare encompasses a wide range of services, including primary care, specialized medical care, nursing, rehabilitation services, mental health services, and emergency care. It can be provided in various settings such as hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and home care. Healthcare delivery involves healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses, and allied health workers, as well as institutions and organizations that manage and deliver medical services. The objective of healthcare is to enhance health outcomes, ensure access to necessary services, and address the healthcare needs of individuals and communities.
The television dramas "Blackjack ni Yoroshiku" and "Madoka, 26: Intern MD" highlight the evolving yet enduring challenges of medical interns in Japanese hospitals. "Blackjack ni Yoroshiku" (2003) portrays intern Eijiro…