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Increasing Financial Resources for Health

Increasing Financial Resources
Start Date :
Jun 10, 2015
Last Date :
Aug 11, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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This discussion theme is in continuance to our first discussion titled ‘Health System in India: Bridging the Gap between Potential and Performance’. To review what others have ...

This discussion theme is in continuance to our first discussion titled ‘Health System in India: Bridging the Gap between Potential and Performance’. To review what others have commented on this subject earlier in the first discussion, visit our Blog.

How can we maximize health returns through increasing financial resources for Health?

Public expenditure on health at the end of the 11th Plan period was at 1.04% of GDP. Additionally, 70% of total expenditure on health is out of pocket. Studies show that out of pocket expenditure on health in India may be contributing to increase in poverty by approximately 3.6% for rural areas and 2.9% for urban areas. Public health spending in India remains among the lowest among comparable countries. It is clear that there is a need to raise more resources for health. Since spending on health need not only be through central government allocations, novel methods for raising additional funds must also be explored. Please view the detailed paper Working Paper 2/2015- Increasing Financial Resources for Health and provide your suggestions on additional methods for increasing resources for health.

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Chanchal MAl Chordia 9 years 5 months ago

No Extra Finance is Necessary for Health Department if Health Ministry Review the Health Policy & Encourage Most Effective Self Reliant Drugless Therapies:-
Why Government is Considering Allopathy as Original, Basic & Scientific and All other Systems of Treatment as Alternative. Government must clarify Parameters of Perfect Diagnosis, Effective Treatment, Correct Medicine & Good Medical Practitioner so that various Therapies can be compared at same level.

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varun nadheria
varun nadheria 9 years 5 months ago

agar govt apni eichaa shakti dikhaee toh har jila istar par 10 machine bhi lagwa de toh 70 lakh ka kharch aaye aur hajaroo log marne se bach jae

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varun nadheria
varun nadheria 9 years 5 months ago

pradhan mantri ji,
aaj jaise yog ka prachaar aur prasaar ho reha hai aur puri duniya main aur wo bahut aacha hai, par apne heath system ki ek vidambana hai jahan ek taraf billions rupees govt yog par kharch kar rahi wahi dusari taraf rajasthan main govt hospitals main dialysis machine nahi hai aur hajaaro log roj dialysis naa karwane ki wajah se mar rahe hai kyunki garib aadmi ke pass paisa nahi hai,ki wo private hospitals main dialysis karwa sake .

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rikkiostwal
SUNIL OSTWAL 9 years 6 months ago

As at present at government hospitals in Karnataka, I have noticed that there are more than 300products reserved for Government Manufacturers such as Karnataka Antibiotics & Hindustan Latex. The Government is forced to give them orders for their reserved products at almost two - three times the rates available in market & barring them from participating in the Tender system. The Govt. of Karnataka are seeking funds from the Central for health to pay heavy prices for purchases from these entity

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