The document discusses healthcare in India and provides statistics on life expectancy and the size of the global and Indian healthcare sectors. It notes that India's healthcare sector is valued at $34 billion and is growing at 13% annually. The major segments are public, private, hospitals, pharmaceuticals, and medical tourism. India has a low cost advantage for many medical procedures compared to other countries. The healthcare sector faces challenges around price discrimination, low per capita expenditure, and an imbalance between urban and rural facilities and populations. Future growth is expected to come from rising incomes, medical tourism, and partnerships between public and private sectors.

1. WANNA LIVE MORE? BETTER WATCH THIS OUT!! COUNTRY LIFE EXPECTANCY CHINA 84.69 JAPAN 82.19 AUSTRALIA 81.32 INDIA 69.89

2. SECTOR IN INDIA

3. GLOBAL HEALTHCARE SECTOR: AN OVERVIEW World’s 2 nd largest business sector Global healthcare revenue US$ 2.8Trillion

4. INDIAN HEALTHCARE SECTOR VALUED AT US$ 34BILLION ANNUAL GROWTH OF 13% CONSTITUTES 6% OF THE GDP

5. HEALTHCARE SEGMENTS PUBLIC State owned Subsidized medicine Free of cost treatment PRIVATE 80% market share

6. INDUSTRY SEGMENTS HOSPITALS PHARMACEUTICALS MEDICAL TOURISM

7. HOSPITALS MORE THAN 16000 HOSPITALS MORE THAN 9 LAKH BEDS GROWTH RATE OF 10-20%

8. MARKET PLAYERS

9. PHARMACEUTICALS ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING MARKETS IN THE WORLD ANNUAL GROWTH OF 17.5% CATERS TO 95% OF COUNTRY’S NEEDS

10. MAJOR MARKET PLAYERS

11. MEDICAL TOURISM WORTH US$ 1.2BILLION AND IS ESTD., TO REACH US$ 2.2BILLION BY 2012 GROWTH RATE 12% PER ANNUM EXPECTED TO BE 30% BY 2012 MEDICAL TOURISTS ACCOUNTS TO 2.72 LAKH PER ANNUM

12. MAJOR MARKET PLAYERS

13. FORECAST

14. GROWTH DRIVERS RISING INCOME GROWING MIDDLE CLASS GROWING AND AGEING POPULATION GROWING URBANIZATION GROWING MEDICAL TOURISM HEALTHCARE INSURANCE PENETRATION

15. SWOT ANALYSIS WEAKNESSES PRICE DESCRIMINATION INCOMPETENT PUBLIC SECTOR LOW / CAPITA EXPENDITURE ( $ 94 ) STRENGTHS COST EFFECTIVE UNTAPPED MARKET COMPETITIVE WORK FORCE

16. SWOT ANALYSIS OPPOTUNITIES POLICY MAKEOVER MEDICAL TOURISM USE OF IT THREATS BURGEONING POPULATION ILL MONITORED SYSTEM

17. ADVANTAGE INDIA OVER 6,50,000 DOCTORS HIGHLY SKILLED EXPERTS EMERGING MAJOR R&D CENTRE LOW COST DRUG DEVELOPEMENT

18. SECOND HIGHEST NUMBER OF QUALIFIED DOCTORS IN THE WORLD HIGHEST SUCCESS RATE IN CARDIAC SURGERY AND BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION THE COST ADVANTAGE ADVANTAGE INDIA - CONTD., Procedure US ($) UK ($) India ($) Angioplasty 30000 21000-27000 4000-5000 Angiography 2500-3000 2000 400 Hip replacement 19000 13000-16000 6000 Knee replacement 27000-32000 16000-18000 6000 CABG 30000 6400 Lasik 2250-2900 400

19. MEDICAL EDUCATION 230 MEDICAL COLLEGES 106 PRIVATE COLLEGES 29,000 DOCTORS QUALIFY ANNUALLY

20. 80% OF THE MEDICAL FACILITIES ARE CONCENTRATED IN THE URBAN AREA WHILE 73% OF THE POPULATION RESIDES IN THE RURAL AREA

21. HEALTHCARE DEMAND

22. DEMAND Vs SUPPLY

23. HEALTHCARE INFRASTRUCTURE

24. THE ROAD AHEAD IMPROVEMENT IN PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPLEMENTATION OF TELEMEDICINE COST EFFECTIVE CLINICAL TRIAL EFFECTIVE PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP

25. RAHUL KAMAL KARTHIGA Department of Management Studies, School of Management, Pondicherry university