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Give suggestions on National Health Policy 2015 Draft

Give suggestions on National Health Policy 2015 Draft
Start Date :
Feb 01, 2015
Last Date :
Feb 11, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The draft NHP 2015 has been formulated and placed in public domain for stakeholder consultations. Suggestions/comments/feedback are invited on the policy which inter-alia include ...

The draft NHP 2015 has been formulated and placed in public domain for stakeholder consultations. Suggestions/comments/feedback are invited on the policy which inter-alia include the following broad areas: goals, principles, objectives, policy directions, Investment, Preventive and Promotive Health, Organisation of Public Health Care Delivery, Human Resources for Health, Financing of Health Care and engaging the private sector, Regulatory framework, Medical technologies, ICT for Health and Health Information Needs, Knowledge for Health, Governance, Legal framework for healthcare and the Right to Health.

The last date for submission of your comments is 10th February, 2015.

For information on National Health Policy 2015 Draft: https://mygov.in/frontendgeneral/pdf/draft-national-health-policy.pdf

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Jyoti Bhise
Jyoti Bhise 11 years 6 months ago
In India cancer is becoming more common, especially breast cancer among women. It can cause to any one regardless his financial status poor, middle class or else rich one. It can happen to anyone. Its impact is so dangerous that any one can not explain it in words
Akhilesh Saurikhia
Akhilesh Saurikhia 11 years 6 months ago
On National Health Policy 4. Bring Health in Delhi metro model type activity. 5. Support medical devices thru a separate policy
Akhilesh Saurikhia
Akhilesh Saurikhia 11 years 6 months ago
On National Health Policy 1. Stop sampling of medicines 2. Bring justification of cost at renowned hospitals 3. Health insurance is like blackmail with the help of government
Ghanshyam Das
Ghanshyam Das 11 years 6 months ago
There are three principal thing we have to do to improve healthcare system in India. 1. Improve express facility provided to the pregnant women during labour. 2 Improve the communication medium to make women aware about the health care system. Telephone or Jan Sanchar channel. 3 Provide post pregnancy care to women in case of any disease like Malaria. Please visit my healthcare page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Medicos/419953681497024?ref=hl
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago
3) Open Nutrition – a movement to raise awareness regarding the laws, policies, institutions, and other social, economic ,and cultural forces that impact access to nutrition information and development of sustainable systems that produce foods that support health.
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago
Health Policy should reflect on 1) Nutritional Literacy – a movement to foster an understanding of cultural forces that shape our nutrition beliefs and our relationships to food and food communities 2) Individualized Nutrition – a movement towards a more-personalized approach to nutrition through essential nutrition and N of 1 experimentation and evaluation, although the “1” can also be a family, community, or other sub population
mohan pattar
mohan pattar 11 years 6 months ago
single-payer full Medicare for all is simple, affordable, comprehensive and universal health care coverage should stay with you for your entire life. coverage is not tied to a job or dependent on your income – rich and poor are in the same system, the best guaranty of quality. the health system is designed to put people, not profits, first. everyone is covered automatically at birth – everybody in, nobody out. there are no complex hospital or doctor bills. In fact, usually you don’t even see a b
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago
Policy should expected to address health system barriers known to impede the demand for and delivery of immunization and other child and maternal health services. priority areas are identified, focusing on the district level and below: health workforce mobilization, distribution and motivation; organization and management of health services; supply, distribution and maintenance systems for drugs, equipment and infrastructure and budget should be reflected in policy framework
ABHISHEK SHUKLA
ABHISHEK SHUKLA 11 years 6 months ago
sir for your kind attention,i want to inform that in india the value of pharma(B.Pharma) profession is Is slowly getting over.Healthcare Pharmacists may be better than others, so if he gets the chance. But nowadays it is not getting. I've been expecting you to do something good in this direction.Sir, I agree that a pharmacist ki more knowledge in the field of medicine profession can not be anyone else. The condition is much worse in the UP state of the profession.please think about it,thanks
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti
Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago
When designing the policy Sustained technical support to dedicated policy ‘think-tanks’ or ‘observatories’, to identify problems of States and National concern, gather intelligence, and generate policy options for debate. This will includes promoting different forms of informal and formal ‘experience-exchange’ in managing specific policy challenges across the states