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0.9%
India 0.9%
6.0%
Global average 6.0%
Uttar Pradesh
Health expenditure in Uttar Pradesh is
relatively higher which is not translated in
health outcomes (IMR 61/1000 live births)
Odisha
Odisha has highest number of
government hospitals in the country but
fares poorly on health indicators. IMR is still
highest amongst Indian states
Good
Tamil Nadu
Low
Average
Cardiac
50 million
patients
Diabetes
63 million
patients
Rising incidence of
non-communicable
disease will adversely
impact the economy
to the extent of 230
billion INR in a
decade.
Source: WHO Statistics 2013
Cancer
1.2 million
new cases
every year
Stroke
0.9 million
cases every
year
Renal
1,75,000
transplants
required
About
70% of patients
diagnosed with cancer die within the
first year.
Total beds
Bed density per 1000 population
Source. WHO health statistics and PwC analysis
In the last
10 years,
80%
Improved quality of care, including the poorest Fixed payments and capped overall project
and most marginalised
costs promotes predictability in government
Better healthcare access
health expenditures
Cost neutrality
Summary
The creation of physical and financial access to healthcare for every
citizen is core to the development of the economy. This will be essential
to build the safety net that every citizen is entitled to. India can draw
learnings from several countries (developed and developing) around
the world in how they have progressed in building the backbone of
infrastructure (physical and social) for the growth of their economies.
Enabling access to long-term funding will be essential to the creation of
this infrastructure in India.
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india/39833869_1_kidney-disease-kidney-failure-ckd
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NSSO
National Health Profile 2011
WHO Global Burden of Disease, 2010
About NatHealth
With a view to safeguard and nurture the gift of good health for all in our
country, NatHealth, Healthcare Federation of India was formed in May 2012.
A new healthcare paradigm needs a lot more infrastructure, facilities, resources
and empowerment. Moreover, a robust healthcare delivery system needs
the wholehearted commitment of its fraternity and a foundation of strong
legislature and far-reaching policy.
It is therefore important for all stakeholders in the healthcare industry to come
together, address the inequalities and challenges that characterise Indian
healthcare today, and strive to build a better tomorrow
NatHealth is the endeavour to facilitate just that. It is the voice that will speak
for us, that will address the urgent issues and in time redefine our space.
NatHealth will work for Indian healthcare stakeholders.
Anjan Bose
Secretary General
Healthcare Federation of India
(NatHealth)
Tel: +91 (11) 4076 9956
Email: anjan.bose@nathealth.co.in
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