Ours is a story of India’s resilient public health system and of everyone working together as team India to battle the pandemic
India's healthcare system has shown great efficiency not only in providing diagnostic and management facilities but also in minimizing mortality and maximizing recovery
The country has been witnessing a progressive reduction in IMR, U5MR and NMR
The policy aspires to reduce cost of logistics in India to be comparable to global benchmarks by 2030
This will give a boost to cost-effective, quality medicines and contribute towards reduction in out of pocket expenditure on healthcare for the citizens
The Prime Minister addressed a major problem that is affecting the income of farmers which is the diseases of animals and emphasised that in this direction India is working towards universal vaccination of animals
The programme will see participation from various ministries of the Government of India with the aim of 3Js – Jan Sandesh, Jan Bhagidari, and Jan Aandolan.
The virtual event will be attended by representatives from state & district health administration, corporates, industries, civil society, and NGOs as the country reiterates its commitment towards TB elimination by 2025
Healthcare has become more focused on innovation and technology over the past two years and 80% of healthcare systems are aiming to increase their investment in digital healthcare tools in the coming five years
NCDC branches in States/UTs will provide a boost to Public Health Infrastructurewith prompt surveillance, rapid detection and timely monitoring of diseases enabling Early Interventions
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