Dr. Binayak Sen worked for over 30 years in Chhattisgarh improving public health, particularly for marginalized communities. He helped establish a cooperative hospital for mine workers and worked on state health programs. However, in 2007 he was arrested under anti-terrorism laws for his human rights work defending indigenous people facing violence. His arrest sparked widespread protests from medical and rights organizations both nationally and internationally.
The Department of Medical, Health and Family Welfare, Government of Rajasthan, the State National Health Mission along with Elets Technomedia organised the 3rd Annual Healthcare Summit Rajasthan - Exhibition & Awards in Jaipur on November 10.
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SIR RATAN TATA TRUST
National Workshop
On
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Systems of Treatment, Care and Wellbeing.
February: 26—28, 2009
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Additionally, the review touches upon the challenges and roadblocks faced by the healthcare system in India, such as regional disparities, doctor-patient ratios, and the need for improved healthcare infrastructure in rural areas. It also explores the regulatory framework governing the healthcare sector and suggests potential areas for improvement and reform.
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The Department of Medical, Health and Family Welfare, Government of Rajasthan, the State National Health Mission along with Elets Technomedia organised the 3rd Annual Healthcare Summit Rajasthan - Exhibition & Awards in Jaipur on November 10.
https://ehealth.eletsonline.com/
Report on' human rights in mental institutions' workshopRafique Rajput
SIR RATAN TATA TRUST
National Workshop
On
Human Rights and Mental Health Institutions: Re-thinking
Systems of Treatment, Care and Wellbeing.
February: 26—28, 2009
In this slide describe What is contributor?? contributor's Qualities...and give the introduction to real contributor in my life and for the society.....
I have recently uploaded a PDF document on our website that provides a comprehensive and insightful review of the healthcare system in India. This document delves into various aspects of healthcare in the country, examining both its strengths and weaknesses.
In this detailed analysis, we explore the availability and accessibility of healthcare services in India, taking into account factors such as infrastructure, healthcare facilities, and the distribution of medical personnel. The document also examines the quality of healthcare services offered, including the standards and certifications in place for medical institutions and professionals.
Furthermore, the review sheds light on the affordability of healthcare in India, considering the financial burdens faced by individuals and families seeking medical treatment. It addresses the coverage provided by health insurance schemes, government initiatives, and efforts to make healthcare more affordable and accessible to all segments of society.
The PDF document also discusses the advancements and innovations in the Indian healthcare sector. It covers various technological advancements, research and development efforts, and the implementation of digital healthcare solutions. Moreover, it highlights the role of telemedicine in bridging the gaps in healthcare delivery, especially in remote areas.
Additionally, the review touches upon the challenges and roadblocks faced by the healthcare system in India, such as regional disparities, doctor-patient ratios, and the need for improved healthcare infrastructure in rural areas. It also explores the regulatory framework governing the healthcare sector and suggests potential areas for improvement and reform.
Overall, this PDF document serves as an invaluable resource for anyone seeking an in-depth understanding of the healthcare system in India. It offers a balanced review of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats facing the healthcare sector, making it an essential read for policymakers, researchers, healthcare professionals, and individuals interested in the state of healthcare in India.
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An acceptable health care delivery sys- tem should have two primary objectives: (1) it must enable all citizens to access health care services, and (2) the services must be cost-effective and meet certain established standards of quality.
The Association of Unani Physicians (AUP), Bihar has been organizing several events centered on academic activities and welfare issues of Unani physicians since 2012. All along, these events have been an abundant source of knowledge and have aided the participants in enhancing their clinical skills as well. One of the events in this series is ONCON-22 (An Integrative Approach in Cancer Management). The whole world perceives that in the last couple of years, COVID-19 is the biggest killer of humans. However, the association of comorbidities like non-communicable diseases (NCDs) with COVID-19 augmented the mortality rate and has had a detrimental effect on global healthcare systems, with a ripple effect on every aspect of human life. Yet, the prevalence of non�communicable diseases (NCDs) has increased manifold lately. Likewise, India is facing the rising burden of NCDs, including cancer too. Several hypotheses, including out-of-whack lifestyles, changing climatic conditions, and an aging population, explain the rising prevalence of NCDs. I am not denying these facts, but then there are further reasons behind them. It is a well-known fact that diet, drink, regimen, and environmental conditions all play a role in health and disease. Not only our environment, air, and water reservoirs, but the cultivating lands too are polluted with a number of toxic chemicals. Some of the key reasons are: Several types of pesticides, fertilizers, and even hormones are being used in the cultivation process. Use of a variety of hazardous chemicals by vendors for the coloring and coating of fruit and vegetables to make them attractive. Also, reputed companies add several types of preservatives, coloring chemicals, etc., not merely to the raw foods but the processed foods too. When it comes to our territory, the amount of arsenic in drinking water in some areas of Patna is 10 times higher than the WHO permissible limit, and health agencies have noticed that fish in Patna was polluted. In these circumstances, the display of the warning "Tobacco causes cancer" on packets of Cigarettes is not enough for the prevention of cancer. So, the biggest challenge to control the NCDs is meeting the demand for essential commodities in general and dietary substances in particular, and the liability of Dalak (massage), Riyazat (exercise), and Yoga will be better to amuse. The AUP Bihar is moving one step forward in the management and control of cancer. For this program, we have invited a number of prominent scholars of Unani medicine and eminent cancer specialists from different parts of the country to convey their orations. We are confident that, Insha Allah, the program will be beneficial to the delegates and truants afterward through souvenirs. We feel glad to inform you that the publication of the souvenir was aimed at assembling the literature on cancer from the innumerable treatises of Unani medicine for more advanced research.
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Em consonância com os ODS – Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável e a Estratégia Global para a Saúde das Mulheres, Crianças e Adolescentes, e aplicando uma abordagem baseada nos direitos humanos, os esforços de cuidados pós-natais devem expandir-se para além da cobertura e da simples sobrevivência, de modo a incluir cuidados de qualidade.
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47. May 14, 2007: Dr. Binayak Sen Arrested in Chhattisgarh Under ‘Public Security Act’ WHY ??!!
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54. Honourable President of India Honourable Prime Minister of India President, National Human Rights Commission Honourable Governor, Chhattisgarh Subject: Safety and liberty of Dr. Binayak Sen, General Secretary of the Chhattisgarh PUCL and Vice-President of the National PUCL who has been imprisoned. Respected Sirs, This letter is to request your good offices on behalf of a very respected and beloved old student of Christian Medical College, Vellore who has been imprisoned this afternoon (May 14, 2007) at Bilaspur for activities in defense of the rights and liberties of tribal people in Chhattisgarh. His name is Binayak Sen. He had a distinguished academic career in Vellore, graduating in Medicine and later acquiring an M.D. in Paediatrics. From 1976 to 1978, he was a faculty member at the Centre for Social Medicine and Community Health at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He left his academic appointment to work in a community based rural health centre in Hoshangabad district of M.P. focusing on problems of tuberculosis…. http://home.cmcvellore.ac.in/petition/petitionpage1.html More than 2,000 signatures to date Online Petition Started at CMC
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56. About Amnesty International About Amnesty International India Resources & Links Volunteers & Internships Human rights defender detained amid harassment of adivasi indigenous rights activists Amnesty International is concerned over the apparently arbitrary arrest and detention of Dr. Binayak Sen, a human rights defender at Raipur in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, and the police harassment of two other human rights defenders in the state. Dr. Sen is the general secretary of the Chhattisgarh unit of the People’s Union for Civil Liberties, one of India’s foremost human rights organizations, and has been instrumental in working on access to health for adivasi communities in the state. On 14 May 2007, he was detained at the Tarbahar Police Station, Bilaspur district, when he was returning from Kolkotta to Raipur. On May 15, he was lodged in Raipur prison. Police officials later sealed his residence and searched his clinic. His organic farm in a nearby village was also searched. Reports say Dr. Sen has been detained under provisions of the Chhattisgarh Special Public Security Act, 2006 (CSPSA), and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967), which was amended in 2004 to include key aspects of the Prevention of Terrorist Activities Act (POTA), 2002. The POTA was repealed in 2004 following widespread criticism of abuse and human rights violations. The CSPSA and UAPA allow for arbitrary detention of persons suspected of belonging to an unlawful organization or participating in its activities or giving protection to any member of such an organization. The PUCL has stated that, apart from Dr. Sen, two other PUCL members, Rashmi Dwivedi and Gautam Bandopadhyay, have been facing harassment and threats of arrest from the police. The three have been actively protecting the rights of adivasis (indigenous communities) in the face of escalating violence in Chattisgarh between armed Maoists and Salwa Judum, an armed anti-Maoist campaign widely regarded as sponsored by the state government. They have been instrumental in bringing to light unlawful killings of advisis , sexual assault of adivasi women and disappearances of adivasi youth. The latest instance was the unlawful killing of seven adivisis in Santoshpur village in Bastar-Dantewada area on 31 March. While the state police had earlier claimed that those killed were Maoists, the state government recently ordered an inquiry into the killings after which the bodies have been exhumed last week. The PUCL has stated that police allege that Dr. Sen had passed letters from Narayan Sanyal, a detained leader of the banned CPI (Maoist) who he had met in the Raipur jail last month, to Piyush Guha an alleged member of CPI (Maoist) under detention since 1 May. Dr. Sen, at the time of his arrest, told the media that this charge had no basis since the prison authorities were present during for all the meeting with Narayan Sanyal. Amnesty International urges the Government of Chhattisgarh to immediately release Dr. Sen unless he is charged with a recognizable criminal offence and take urgent steps to end the harassment of the other human rights defenders in the state.