Abstract It can be argued that several policies assist in the provision of health care and public health to the society members within a warring country. In this case, health specialists help in educating health workers on how to treat the war victims and provide them with adequate health care services. Further, it is of importance to note that whenever there is a war or a conflict within a country; so many sufferings are experienced especially by the women, children, and the elderly. In this case, women are both physically and mentally affected as they become the victims of rape and other forms of sexual harassment. Based on the case discussed, it can be argued that even after the war women within the camps are sexually harassed; where they have to compromise their stand and principles to get whatever they want from the people in charge. On the other hand, pregnant women suffer a lot as some go through miscarriages while others lose their lives; as a result of the lack of adequate hygienic assistance during delivery. Further, children are the victims of becoming ‘child soldiers’; a case where they are captured and trained to fight to result in their death while those who survive to live with injuries or permanent disabilities. In addition, children suffer from the trauma of losing their families and relatives; thus becoming orphaned which leads them into child labor among other abuses and crime. Lastly, the elderly in society suffer a lot during the war; as they are not active enough to run away or provide for themselves, leading to their death. Additionally, in most cases the old people in a warring country lack medical attention and care; as those who could take care of them are either engaging in the war; in hiding, or dead. Introduction Whenever there is a war in any country, many people within that country lack the required health care services where pregnant women and children are the ones most affected. An example here is the case of the people of Afghanistan when there was a war between them and the United States. On the other hand in Somalia due to the ongoing violence brought about by the Al-Shabab; there is increased suffering among the residents especially women, children, and the elderly as they lack public health services and the required health care provision (Jacobsen, 2007). Discussion of the policies related to conflict within health systems in a warring country As a result of these conflicts, there are some policies devised relating to conflict management within the healthcare system. Based on this, the problem of the health care system is reduced through the work of mobile medical teams and training women in these countries; which ensures that there is an improvement within the public health geared towards ensuring the sustainability of the health care system. A good example here is the case of Somalia, where WHO had a specialized trauma doctor at Mogadishu; who was used for the training of local professionals on how to treat shock cases as well as offer urgent care to pregnant women (WHO, 2010). Further, the ‘Health as a Bridge for the Peace’ policy helps health personnel in offering health programs and assist in bringing peace