Banking - Yojana
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Medical research in the country<br />
needs to be focused on therapeutic<br />
drugs/vaccines for tropical diseases,<br />
which are normally neglected by<br />
international pharmaceutical<br />
companies on account of their<br />
limited profitability potential. The<br />
thrust willneed to be in the newlyemerging<br />
frontier areas of research<br />
based on genetics, genome-based<br />
drug and vaccine development and<br />
molecular biology.<br />
It also emphasizes on improving<br />
the ratio of,nurses vis-a-visdoctors,<br />
the number of hospital beds and to<br />
improve the skilllevelof nurses. the<br />
report said the government would<br />
work towards gradually merging all<br />
health programmes under a single<br />
field administration.<br />
The policy has also chalked out<br />
a special role for the private sector<br />
for providing health care<br />
considering the economic<br />
restructuring under way in the<br />
country. Currently, the<br />
c'ontribution of private health care<br />
isprincipally through independent<br />
practitioners. Also, the private<br />
sector contributes significantly to<br />
secondary-level care and some<br />
tertiary care .. It is a widespread<br />
perception that private health<br />
services are very uneven in quality,<br />
sometimes even substandard.<br />
Private health services are also<br />
perceived to be financially<br />
exploitative, and the observance of<br />
professional ethics is noted only as<br />
an exception, the policy has<br />
observed. With the increasing role<br />
of private health care, the<br />
implementation of statutory<br />
regulation, and the monitoring of<br />
minimum standards of diagnostic<br />
cen tres/ medical insti tu tions<br />
becomes imperative. The policywill<br />
address the issues regarding<br />
establishment of a regulatory<br />
mechanism to ensure the<br />
maintaining of adequate standards<br />
by diagnostic centres/medical<br />
institutions, as well as the proper<br />
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Table 2<br />
Indicator Infant Under 5 % Children<br />
Mortality/lOOO Mortality/lOOO Underweight<br />
India 70 94.9 47<br />
Social Inequity<br />
Table I<br />
Indicator 1951 1981 2000<br />
Demographic Changes<br />
Life Expectancy 36.7 54 64.6 (RGI)<br />
Crude Birth Rate 40.8 33.9 (SRS) 26.1 (99 SRS)<br />
Crude Death Rate 25 12.5 (SRS) 8.7 (99 SRS)<br />
IMR 146 llO 70 (99 SRS)<br />
Epidemiological Shifts<br />
Malaria (cases in million) 75 2.7 2.2<br />
Leprosy cases per 10,000 38.1 57.3 3.74<br />
population .<br />
Small Pox (no of case sO >44,887 Eradicated<br />
Guineaworm (no. of cases) >39,792 Eradicated<br />
Polio 29709 265<br />
Infrastructure<br />
SC/PHC/CH 725 57,363 1,63,181<br />
(99-RHS)<br />
Dispensaries & Hospitals (all) 9209 23,555 43,322<br />
(95-96-CBHI)<br />
Beds (Pvt & Public) ll7,198 569,495 8,70,161<br />
(95-96-CBHI)<br />
Doctors .(Allopathy) 61,800 2,68,700 5,03,900<br />
(99-INC)<br />
Nursing Personnel 18,054 1,43,887 7,37,000<br />
(98~99-MCI)<br />
Source: NationalHealth Policy-2002<br />
Scheduled Castes 83 ll9.3 53.5<br />
Scheduled Tribes 84.2 126.6 55.9<br />
Other Disadvantaged 76 103.1 47.3<br />
Others 61.8 82.6 41.1<br />
'Source: National Health Policy-2002<br />
conduct of clinical 'practice and<br />
delivery of medical services.<br />
The current annual per capita<br />
public health expenditure in the<br />
country is no more than Rs 200. It<br />
is no surprise that th