• Submitted by KPM Das (not verified) on Wed, 04/15/2020 - 17:05

    A spotlight on a structural issue related to Indian health infrastructure , well summarized along the two pillars of a Unified Governance Framework and PPP. A few thoughts here.
    -as indicated here, there is a case to bring in / amend legislation to treat private healthcare assets as "extended" public sector assets. Associated partnership, regulatory and compliance models will need to be innovated with a belief that dual-role models can work with investment from the Govt and pay by citizens who can afford, co-pay by the employed across all classes and zero-pay by BPL citizens.
    -Additional FSR and low cost land and infrastructure support to hospitals with associated commitment of setting aside beds, intensive care assets and specialist resources may be viable.
    -While this may already be the case, a state and nation-wide inventory of healthcare resources and oversight of buffers mandatorily kept side for emergencies may be a possible option towards capacity assurance
    -Over the next two FYs, a definite and measurable Clause 135 CSR from industry may be directed towards incremental build of emergency healthcare assets and capacities

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