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Amir Ahmad
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| 3 years ago
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Yes even i think the same Sushant and today medical course fees are touching sky high it is somewhere near to 40-50 lacs and with all that there is under appreciation for the profession which is there to give a healthy lives for all in the...
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SUSHANT AWASTHI
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colleges and insitutions are actually running the business instead of providing the real talent to Indian Societies
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Ted Green
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safety is number one especially with travel abroad anywhere. Always get physicals. I had walking pneumonia once, and is I was not made to have a physical , I would have drown on my vaction to Hawaii. scarey but true.
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Amir Ahmad
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Well, to make sure that your cilients are not affected by any means of virus or something, a total medical check up should be done. It the best way to protect others from virus spreading across.. Prevention is the best treatment and I too agree with...
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Ted Green
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| 3 years ago
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well didnt say we wanted in any way to promote unhealthy areas to customers anywhere! we have to always think , what is that was my family and my child, would I ? then rethink........ you would be amazed on how many places you would not visit if...
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Amit Patel
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| 2 years ago
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Operational excellence is a factor of continuum essence in any economy. Its like following a healthy life style! Economy may largly remain fluid for times to come and its progress may be hindered by hundreds of factors, few beyond administrators...
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Amir Ahmad
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Although operations excellence programs are not new, employing Operations Excellence to maintain a focused, disciplined approach to radically improve efficiency and capability is a way to go during this period. Operations Excellence will help in...
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Bappaditya Mukhopadhyay
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| 3 years ago
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Financial sensitivity is the key issue. Though the disease pattern and affection remains unchanged, reduced spending power of customer segments in general has done the damage to private healthcare sector.
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Marketing and innovation are two basic areas from where any business can achieve desired positive results. So where indian hospitals can strategize to get positive results? a) By choosing marketing, brand building and public relations initiatives. b) By adopting innovative ways in treatment or by inventing new process management. What option will give us the desired ROI if we are an entrepreneur or intrepreneur?
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SR Sham Sunder
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My vote is for Innovation too. All of you wont believe it, I advocate not small time innovation but total overhaul. In the long run, healthcare entrepreneurs benefit by a change in approach rather than sticking to present healthcare delivery...
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Amir Ahmad
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Well, I think its will be innovation which can improve the ROI. Marketing plays no role if the no new technology or innovative ways of treatment is invented.... First innovate new ways of treatment then market that so that others will know about it...
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Amit Patel
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Mr. Prakash, Your question refers to two aspirations, positive results and desired ROI. Both being relative to one -another, you may find solution if both (a) & (b) are integrated together for strategic execution. Technology must be deployed of...
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There are more than 60 accredited hospitals in india either by JCI or NABH and if we add hospitals accredited by ISO then the number would be above 1000. Accredition have never helped indian patients to choose a healthcare service provider as it never clearly indicates what benefits the patient is going to get from such accredited institutions. There are no clear demarcation for differentiating hospitals with their collective performance as one set up may be for secondary, tertiary or quaternary care. Patients are either referred to one hospital by general physicians or person in whom they have faith or they choose independently by their past experience. Few of the indicators I hope may he...
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smartKPIs
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Hi Prem , Speaking of KPI for hospitals, www.smartKPIs.com may be a good resource for you. It contains a user friendly library of well-documented performance measures. At the moment it lists over 4500 KPI examples, grouped in 73 functional areas,...
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Amir Ahmad
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ISO 9001:2000 What makes ISO unique is that it relies on the individual organization to establish, document, implement and maintain a quality management system and continually improve its effectiveness. ISO assists the organization in designing and...
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Now-a-days we are hearing lot about 'concierge medicine', what is this medicine is all about, how it works?
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Mahboob Nawaz
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Concierge medicine (politically correct term is "Direct Care"), is a term used to describe a relationship with a primary care physician, in which the patient pays an annual fee or retainer. This may or may not be in addition to other charges. In...
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amit chaudhry
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Developing trends in Health care is concierge medicine, It is also known as "boutique medicine", and some concierge physicians offer their services as "executive health plans", in other words, health care for the patient who has plenty of money,...
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AMIT KATOCH
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| 2 years ago
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This is the most sensitive industry.If u remember snofi-aventis was about to b sold off when french govt. came forward and funded the company to avert its selling off to Novartis.Though this industry is driven by research and development ,this is...
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Bindu Narayan
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I agree with this point. Pharmaceutical patenting system should be liberalised. Restrictions should be taken out. Liberty shouldn't only be in the hands of first world countries. People in 3rd world countries are dying needlessly
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KURIAN
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While U.S. drug companies reap record profits, millions are dying needlessly throughout the Third World. And the actions of the U.S. government--blocking needed medicine in the face of the devastating AIDS epidemic--are an outrage
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Some market research company has recently released a report 'Booming Clinical Trials Market in India' to give first-hand information on the emerging Indian clinical trials market. It investigates the key competitive advantages/disadvantages India has in the field of conducting clinical trials and does a thorough study of the key factors impacting the country’s clinical trials, such as patient pool, patient recruitment, cost, time, government regulations, intellectual property, human resources, infrastructure and ethical issues. Market Analysis India, with its huge patient base, low cost advantage, completion of clinical trials on time, improving infrastructure, and with a strong government s...
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Deepak Bezbaruah
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| 3 years ago
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I think the new system of allowing trials will bring in rich rewards. It also offers many jobs and increasing revenue, patients with difficult-to-treat diseases will get benefits at par with their western counterparts. Many medicines of local...
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Deepti Behl
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The drugs or procedures under study are not always better than the standard care to which they are being compared and also new treatments may have side effects or risks that doctors do not expect or that are worse than standard care.
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When it comes health care we should plan 'focus on prevention: wellness not sickness', Many studies shows that primary and preventive care greatly reduces future health care costs, as well as increasing patients health. Indeed, some evidence does suggest that there are opportunities to save money and improve health through prevention. Preventable causes of death, such as tobacco smoking, poor diet and physical inactivity, and misuse of alcohol have been estimated to be more deaths in our countries. Sweeping statements about the cost-saving potential of prevention, however, are overreaching. Studies have concluded that preventing illness can in some cases save money but in other cases can ad...
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