If a health camp for women workers is held only once with no follow up what gap exists?

Correct answer: Lack of sustained health support

Direct answer: Option A, there is a lack of sustained health support. A single health camp may provide screening, advice, or treatment on one day, but many health needs require later review. Step by step: a worker is checked once; a problem may be found or treatment may begin; without follow-up, improvement, side effects, referrals, or continuing treatment may not be checked; the health need can therefore remain unresolved. Option A is correct because welfare support should continue according to need, not stop after one event. Option B is wrong because one camp without follow-up cannot prove complete health security. Option C is wrong because health-camp follow-up does not itself decide wage justice. Option D is wrong because a medical service is not the same as workplace promotion. Follow-up may include repeat check-ups, referral to a doctor, medicine review, counselling, or monitoring. Memory cue: one camp starts care; follow-up completes care.