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Health care in complete disarray

Created by : Prof. (Dr.) Amit Sengupta, Sr.Obstetrician & Gynecologist ; Professor, Rep.Bioeng; Res. Consultant-cancer; community health expert  | 06 14 2011 16:49:22 +0000
Functional Area : India(Markets)
Keywords : quality health care affordable minimum
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Health is an industry, it should be left to free market forces and competitions for efficient delivery of services; it requires good business model; bureaucracy and activists with political affiliation should not meddle in it.

 
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Yes you are right no one should come in between but is the medical world heading in right direction on its own? It needs right ways and someone to monitor... Mr Muralidharan is right , they have forgotten the concept of "Prevention is better than cure"
By Anita Rai, Marketing Manager, Leading Pharmaceutical Co.  06 15 2011 09:47:25 +0000
 
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While studying in College about 25 years back, we read about the Health Mission's goal. Among them was the target of reducing the IMR & MMR, apart from eradicating Goitre entirely from the country. Yet today it is depressing, after 25 years, that IMR & MMR are nowhere near the targets set forth then. Which tells us the state of the Health care system in the country. Should blame a govrenment that was in power only a few years or that has held the realms for a majority period since our freedom? I believe it is we the people to be blamed. We are either too dependent or too reckless to igonore our rights. We should stand up for our rights and straighten things out.
By AMISH , Writer - Administrator  | 06 16 2011 09:07:58 +0000
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agreed "Prevention is better tahn cure".
By Uday B.Mhatre, Proprietor, MIPL  | 06 16 2011 07:44:55 +0000
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i agree with anita in this completely. in name of regualting the are interfering in the methodogy
By sheriff r mohideen, planning manager- engineering dept, FMG limited  | 06 15 2011 15:28:23 +0000
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ya, exactly, anita u put it right.
By puneet , Manager Admin  | 06 15 2011 10:35:31 +0000
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So long as we followed the dictum "Doctor's profession is a noble profession", surgeries were conducted only in extreme cases, out-patients are treated with great positive thoughts and less medicines, Doctors advised patients to take more leafy vegetables and fruits and less chemical substitutions! Now, the situation is in total disarray, Doctors only thrive when they prescribe medicines promoted by the pharma industries - this becomes a "survival mantra" for both! They have long forgotten "prevention is better than cure". Ever since the Doctors are brought under the purview of "Consumer Act", even for small illness, they send the patients to pathology labs, prescribing all sorts of tests. They know for sure these tests were really redundant, yet to protect themselves from onslaught aftermath, they do it under the garb of precaution! We keep our fingers cross, where this profession is heading!
By S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner  | 06 15 2011 02:44:05 +0000
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In any business, between a service provider and a receiver, client (patient) is supreme, so let the market forces decide its efficient & equitable delivery mechanism.


By Prof. (Dr.) Amit Sengupta, Sr.Obstetrician & Gynecologist ; Professor, Rep.Bioeng; Res. Consultant-cancer; community health expert  | 06 14 2011 16:49:22 +0000
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Health is an industry, it should be left to free market forces and competitions for efficient delivery of services; it requires good business model; bureaucracy and activists with political affiliation should not meddle in it.
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