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Health System in India: Bridging the Gap between Current Performance and Potential
Start Date :
Apr 23, 2015
Last Date :
Jun 09, 2015
12:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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There is no use of having soft drinks rather than coconut.It must banned.
All baby care food items must be banned, then mothers would prepare a healthy home made items.
List all unnecessary food and body care items in market and ban those.
The data regarding blood group, bone marrow group and regarding other such factors should be collected at the school/college/workplace level. A national list of such things should be made. In case of emergencies like bone marrow transplant, this database can be used and volunteer donors can be contacted by authorized personals.
Centre for innovations in public systems (CIPS)
sanitation &drinking water facilities must be provided by Industries in the same village
No targets will be given for good work in phcs
user charges must be collected for op &Ip. these charges using for development felicities ,All staff must stay in head quarters
Tamil nadu has good health care system. the good practices such Drug Procurment and Public health Cadre Should be adopted by other states as well.
The idea here is to redesign the curricula of the MBBS so that ther fresh graduate is fully capable of managing the primary health centre and to a certain extent a community health centre
The diseases which a medical officer sees / treats at a community health centre or a primary health centre are very different from the disease about which the medical students are trained or taught at medical college. For example in the case presentation in my institution , students are given complex cases which are only be treated in a specialist facility such as COPD, Lung Cancer, uterus collapse, and many other diseases of medicine to mention a few.
Indian public health standards have been in place since 2006, but till now no date has been fixed to make every government health facility to be in accordance with it. There are CHC which have one doctor, two doctor or three doctors , but still it’s called CHC.
The idea is to give accreditation / stars for different CHC ,PHC and district hospitals based on the facilities provided by them, adequacy of staff, laboratory test provided by them, and many such other criteria.