Following the Bolivarian Revolution and the establishment of the Bolivarian government, initial healthcare practices were promising with the installation of a free healthcare system parallel to the existing national public health system, with the assistance received from Cuban medical professionals providing aid. The Bolivarian government's failure to concentrate on healthcare for Venezuelans, the reduction of healthcare spending and government corruption eventually affected medical practices in Venezuela, causing avoidable deaths along with an emigration of medical professionals to other countries.
FOlLOWINg ThE bolIvarIAN REVOlUtiON anD tHe estAbLisHmenT of tHe boLivAriaN gOveRnmeNt, iNITial healtHcARe pracTices Were PROmiSInG wiTh The InstalLATiOn Of a Free heALthcare sYstem PaRAllel to ThE ExiSting natIoNAL public health SySTem, wiTh the assIsTAnCe rEceiVed FRoM cUbAn MedicaL prOfESsioNals providInG aiD. tHe boliVaRiAn gOveRNment's failUrE tO conCEntRAtE on healthCarE FoR vEneZueLans, thE rEducTion of HealthCare sPEndiNG aNd GoverNMenT cOrrUptiOn EVeNtuAllY Affected medical praCtiCes in vEneZUela, cauSing avoidabLE DeaTHs along wiTH An EmigratION of MeDicaL profESsIOnals to other coUNtRIES.