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Pandemic Healthcare
Intro
CI
Inequalities affect
every structure of society
Lack of commitment
by both state and civil society
rich and poor
rely on given care
with the same quality
regardless
their background in society
partial or complete
disruption of immunisation services
Fundamental breakdown
trust btw civil society
and health care system
Infodemic
false or misleading
information leads to
harmful behaviours
seen so much
fear, stigma and
discrimination circulated
on social media
Appeal against Covid fight
India face potential
reversal of gains
made in slowing
spread of Covid-19
PM appealed
against weakening Covid-19 fight
MB
BP/GE/IS
India
More than half of population
seek for fee-for-service private sector
Health care leading
cause of poverty
out-of-pocket payments
causes more people
fall into extreme poverty
challenges
std of infrastructure
competency of health-care workers
both contributed to abysmal quality of care
in both private and public sectors
Complete lack of accountability
diagnosis and treatment
non-communicable diseases
cancer diagnosis
and treatment
family planning
contraception
antenatal care
malaria and TB case detection
treatment facility
based births
emergency surgery
Public Hospitals
absence of doctors to shameless profiteering
private hospitals
refusal to care
Doctors
Irrational medical procedures
drug prescriptions
Lack of dignity with which the poor are cared for
High level corrupt practise
Absence of state supervising role
Way Ahead
Govt highlight
recoveries over risk
and people are lowering
their guard
reduce
repeated emphasis
of massive recoveries
Centre
launch policy reform
transform predominantly
commercialised health system
into one providing universal coverage
e-Sanjeevani platform
Move to digital technology
platform to provide
telemedicine
move toward
electronic and
portable health records
working with private sector
in technology
integrate
social protection systems
food systems and
health system
in order to really
have impact on nutrition
need to Invest
institutional mechanisms and capacities
in our regulatory bodies, research centres
and public health institutions
Increased
health literacy to counter
stigma and discrimination
D/F
Private sector provides
80% out of outpatient
60% of inpatients care
result of due to indebtedness in the country
Con
GI
Need structural reform far beyond top-down
Need a broad coalition
across political establishment and civil society
Provide comprehensive Universal Health Coverage
Empower people to lift themselves out of poverty
its foundation of sustainable devel