1. BY:
SHUBHENDU NAGDEVE.
AMAN GUPTA.
HRISHIKESH SAMANT.
DIPESH GOLWALA.
YOGESH SHADADPURI.
……STUDENTS OF : SYMBOISIS CENTER FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY,
HINJEWADI-PHASE 1, PUNE-411057,(M.S)

2. Current scenario of INDIAN healthcare
 Challenges in the Healthcare Plan.

3. Current scenario cont….
Less number of
available staff
in rural INDIA
• Threat to security of Doctors by the family members if some
bad happens with the patient during the treatment.
• Less pay scale and perks leading to non encouragement.
Lack of money
with the people to
get treatment
• Only 26% of India’s population are covered under some form
of medical insurance.
Provision by the
government for
the needy
• Low Government Budget for improvement of Health Services
• Corruption done by the doctors and other medical seniors.

4. Current government healthcare policies

5. Reasons of failure
Success
Failure

6. The demand and supply curve of INDIAN
healthcare

7. Introduction Of a healthcare
Plan

8. Increasing the scale of awareness about health care in the form of ASHA
BEHEN program undertaking currently with the ratio of families to team
be 50:1.
Eradication of superstition among people in villages with the help of the
panchayats and INDIAN law.
Continuous monitoring of the health of the population by the ASHA
team by means of survey, which includes keeping a count of the no. of
pregnant females and people with other diseases.
Set up of healthcare centers at the ratio of 1:300 with the 24*7
availability of skilled staff, ambulance and with higher bed to patient
ratio.
Extra perks and services for the doctors in the rural areas, compulsory
internship programs for the newly graduated doctors in the rural areas.
Regular health camps at schools and villages with collaboration with the
panchayat.
Rural health care program includes:

9. Increase in the number of female doctors with extra protection for them in
sensitive areas.
Introduction of a mobile healthcare van equipped with all the surgical and first aid tools,
paramedic staff ,with 3 bed and doctors available for operations in case of accidental or
delivery or other emergency.
The ratio of the mobile van and rural population should be 1 : 1000.
The services should be provided at subsidized rate or at free of cost.
2-3 police staff backing the van.
1 call away program where the doctors can call the nearby police and commissioner for
help in case of emergency regarding their own security.
The 1 day loan facility backed by GOI at nominal ROI for the under privileged people.
Inspection of the government facilities and services provided by the police station and
senior medical staff so that illegal and corrupted use of public services by the doctors
can be stopped.

10. Increase in the government district and other government hospitals.
Ratio for the government population to hospital should be 500:1.
Reduction in fees in the private hospitals with monitoring of the
hospitals for fees and services provided.
Collaboration of private and public health centers in case of
emergency.
Increase bed to patient ratio ,skilled doctors and paramedic staff.
Availability and involvement of a police staff at the district and other
government hospitals in case of accidental or other emergencies.
1 call away service for the doctors in case there is a threatening to their
life.
Urban health care program includes:

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