‘Declare evidence building for Ayurveda medical care as national health priority’
The need for universal health coverage has never been greater. Today, India's healthcare system is grappling with dual burden of…
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‘The government should be the main provider of health care services in the country’
Recommendations for the proposed new health policy are: There should be one comprehensive health care policy for the country with…
‘We need to perform nationwide studies to determine cardiovascular risk factors’
Coronary artery disease (CAD) is affecting individuals in India more than any other country. The disease pattern in Indian patient…
‘Human resources for health is urgent and ongoing challenge’
The National Health Policy should include: Planning: It is a well-known fact that the macro indicators of health in India has not…
‘Mumbai has been the ‘Kashi of Medicine’
It is my opinion that the Western region of India in general, and Mumbai in particular, is the economic hub of the country. Also…
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‘Exorbitant real estate costs is an entry barrier for many investors in healthcare’
Western region’s healthcare industry has grown over several decades. Mumbai has many reputed providers and other cities like Pune,…
‘Need for good monitoring mechanisms’
Our guidelines are comparable to global standards; however, we fall short when it comes to good monitoring mechanisms. We also see…
‘Guidelines for blood banks’
National Blood policy recommends rationalisation and centralisation of blood transfusion services with 100 per cent blood…
‘Indian guidelines for blood banks’
There are different agencies that overlook the quality standards of blood banks in India and most blood banks do meet the minimum…
‘National Blood Policy and its importance’
Blood transfusion service is a vital part of the National Health Service (NHS) and there is no substitute for human blood and its…