K Sujatha Rao
Do We Care: Indias Health System - New Delhi Oxford University Press 2022 - xxxiii,446 p. PB 21.5x14 cm.
India's disproportionately skewed health budget emphasises the need to take a closer look at health statistics: we have the highest number of women dying at childbirth and under-five mortality rates. Drawing on her considerable experience as health secretary, Sujatha Rao gives us an insider perspective of India's health system.
Table of Contents
Part 1
India's Health System: Challenges and Constraints
1. evolution of India's Health System
2. Health Financing
3. Governance: Impacting Health systems
Part 2
implementing policy: successes, failures and the road ahead
4. scaling up to reverse the HIV/AIDS epidemic
5. revitalizing rural primary healthcare
6. making our future
9780190125318
Medical economics
Public health
Medical policy
Rural health services
362.10954 / RAOD
Do We Care: Indias Health System - New Delhi Oxford University Press 2022 - xxxiii,446 p. PB 21.5x14 cm.
India's disproportionately skewed health budget emphasises the need to take a closer look at health statistics: we have the highest number of women dying at childbirth and under-five mortality rates. Drawing on her considerable experience as health secretary, Sujatha Rao gives us an insider perspective of India's health system.
Table of Contents
Part 1
India's Health System: Challenges and Constraints
1. evolution of India's Health System
2. Health Financing
3. Governance: Impacting Health systems
Part 2
implementing policy: successes, failures and the road ahead
4. scaling up to reverse the HIV/AIDS epidemic
5. revitalizing rural primary healthcare
6. making our future
9780190125318
Medical economics
Public health
Medical policy
Rural health services
362.10954 / RAOD
