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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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Kevisetuo Dzeyie 11 years 6 months ago

India is faced with twin burden of Communicable diseases and Non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The NHP-2015 looks very comprehensive stressing on the 7 key policy shifts in the organization of Health Care Services. While the attention is drawn to the NCDs, the Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health has to be in the priority with other communicable diseases especially TB and Malaria. Health should be a priority in India and this gets reflected in the % GDP on Health. This should be increased.

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SATHANUR YEGARAMAN SHANKARAN 11 years 6 months ago

Please collect rupee one per day from all working class including construction labour and daily labours. For example if we collect 60 crore Rupees per day for 365 days We can collect Rs.21690 crore. With that amount government can give free medical treatment to below poverty line and poor families. Government should identify the places where the hosipital is required irrespective of which party is ruling in that state.

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Mahesh Srivastava 11 years 6 months ago

DR are base foundation of succesfullness of Health care system. NHP lacks to create mass MBBS DR to remove shortage of 3.5 Lakh. In NHP, converting about 70 Hosp into medical college MC is very few.Convert all major Districts and blocks (Rural) CHC Hospitals into MC in each Disctrict of the country by one time aid to state.OPen MC in Sc.Degreee college, Convert 10 years exprncd Nurses,Pharmacist into MBBS Dr after clearing exam like CA,AMIE to make adequate pvt DR in villages.attached report

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DR SHWETANK RAI 11 years 6 months ago

sir government doctors ko non practice allowance mil raha hai par fir bhi vo log private practice karte hai isko khatam karne ke liye ek sujhaw hai sir npa band kar diya jaye and doctors ko private practice allow ki jaye after daily duty and strictly monitor kiya jaye ki duty k time par doctors apna kaam kare maharashtra government ne ye kaam shuru kiya hai and its functioning very well

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DR SHWETANK RAI 11 years 6 months ago

sir government medical colleges me proffesors ki bahut kami hai state governments nayi bharti nhi kar rahe hai and purane retired proffesors ko samvida par laga k kam karwa rahe hai taki ek aadmi ki salary me 2 proffesor ho jaye par isse postgraduation ki seats nhi badh paa rahi hai and jitne specialist doctors hone chahiye vo mil nahi paa rahe

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Mahesh Srivastava 11 years 6 months ago

Vision seems short in NHP 2 remove shortage of 3.5 lakh Dr so 1.Convert each District/blocks (Rural) hospitals into Hospital cum Medical College (MC) by one time scheme/aid by Centre to State. 2.Open small 50 seats MC as a new department in Science Degree College where B.Sc classes run and attached district hospitals with it. Add medico labs and utilize Chemistry, Bio labs their lecturers. 3.Allow 10 years experienced Pharmacist, nurses to become Doctors after clearing exam like CA, AMIE.

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athulya ramachandran 11 years 6 months ago

To improve the health care system in India, I request the government to permit opening of new private medical and dental colleges in rural areas, particularly in states that lack medical colleges and primary health care facilities only. Currently, millions of Indians living in rural areas do not have access to basic medical care. At the same time, medical and dental colleges are mostly located around cities which also harbour hundreds of other hospitals and private clinics. So, these colleges do

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Ghanshyam Das 11 years 6 months ago

Both the antenatal and post natal visits to Anganwadi should be made compulsory, which is an indicator that the people are showing interest in the government facilities. A card showing the prenatal visit to the Anaganwadi.

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Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago

and it sets every evening in the direction called west. It is a fact that water flows downhill, and that plants grow towards sunlight. The starting point in analysing information is to understand what are the facts, that are relevant in health policy development

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Durga Prakash Yerramasetti 11 years 6 months ago

Essential Critical Thinking in Health Policy: Critical thinking is to understand what it is that we are talking about, In other words what do we actually know. Thinking logically about concepts will help us organise and evaluate information in a systematic way. A fact is something which is demonstrably true. It is something that can be checked and verified, and confirmed to be true. For example, it is a fact that the sun rises every morning, in a direction that we call east in English,

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