Indian Health Scenario

By Abdulla Israr & Simran Rani

INDIAN HEALTH SCENARIO

Description also available in video format (attached below), for better experience use your desktop.

Introduction

·       India is the second largest country in the world after China in terms of population

·       Over a period of decades the healthcare system of India shows a lot of change in terms of

o   Technology

o   Treatment

o   Patient Care

o   Disease elimination

o   Preventive measures

o   Primary healthcare etc.

 

Past Scenario

·       Morality rate decreases from 27.4 in 1991 to 8per 1000 population in 2002.

·       Life at birth has increase from 37.2 years to 60.6 years from 1991 to 2002

·       Elimination of Smallpox in 1979

·       Decrease in the number of death due to cholera and related disease

·       Malaria & Dengue brought under control

 

Present Scenario

·       Transplant of multi-organs are successfully performed in India as per the international standards

·       Over 60000 cardiac surgeries done per year in India

·       Patient from 55 countries treated in India

·       Penetration of healthcare sectors by Health Insurances

·       Increase in the burden of lifestyle diseases

·       Awareness of primary healthcare services and prevention of disease

·       Community based health plan

·       75500 health & wellness centre were operational in India

 

Future Scenario

·       More number of patients

·       Digital evidenced based care

·       Advancement in technology

·       Patient as the ultimate consumer

·       Less pay for providers

·       Growth and development of telemedicine & teleradiology

 

Problems in the growth of Healthcare Sector

·       Neglect rural  population

·       Social inequality

·       Shortage of medical personnel

·       Expensive healthcare services

·       Emphasis on culture method

 

Major Players of Indian Healthcare

·       Apollo

·       Fortis

·       Aditya Birla

·       Rockland

·       Sahara

·       Wockhardt

·       Max healthcare

·       Medicity etc

 

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