"The Private/Public Mix in Health Care in India." Health Policy and Planning. Oxford University Press 8(1): 43-56.The private/public mix in health care in India. Bhat R. Health Policy and Planning . 1993Bhat, R. 1993. The private/public mix in health care in India. Health Policy ...
the public health system as well as to reduce economic stress on those who seek services from an expensive, burgeoning and unregulated private health sector. Focusing on India, this book examines how the private sector in developing countries is tapped to deliver health care services to poor and...
Private hospitals and private medical practitioners play a significant part in delivering health care services in India. As the demand for health care has increased, institutions in this sector have expanded widely in both urban and rural areas. The relationship between patient and private practitioner...
REGULATION OF THE PRIVATE HEALTH SECTOR IN INDIA The expansion of the private sector in India has forced the passage of a number of regulations to promote quality of care and protect consumers. This has e... R Bhat - 《International Journal of Health Planning & Management》 被引量: 140发表...
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In this paper, we examine the question of complementarity between public and private investment in India under different modes of allocation and financing of public investment. We use an 18 sector computable general equilibrium modey where money plays a non-neutral role. We find that public investm...
According to the budget estimates for fiscal year 2020, about 1.35 percent of India's GDP was spent on public health.
Customer is kind in any market and Insurance Market is no exception. Every company is trying for innovative product to satisfy customers needs. This research paper attempt to analyse the performance of Insurance Company in Public Sector LIC and Private Companies operating in India under the ...
health care systems in the world; out-of-pocket payments account for 72% of total healthcare spending in India [6]. HIV care is also delivered in the private sector where approximately 35,000-50,000 patients are managed by a private physician of their choice, and payment for consultation ...
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) as a mechanism for facilitating agro-industries development, particularly in areas where there is partial or complete market failure, are explored in this chapter. The Indian experience of PPPs is compared and contrasted with that of Thailand. The chapter concludes...