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OVERVIEW STATEMENT
Towards Health For All
This is a resource platform for conversations between activists, implementers, researchers and policy-makers on global and national health issues that are important for progress towards Health for All the Right to Health and Healthcare. It aims to provide curated access to knowledge resources relevant to these goals and disseminates the relevant work on these themes by the resource collective that has organized this website.
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RECENT
Conversations On Health Policy
India has the necessary digitized data systems in place to provide us with the mortality data we need, but yet due to some critical disconnects, we remain reliant on external global institutions for even state and national burden of disease estimates. In this conversation Dr. Chalapathi Rao, discusses how it is possible for state governments to generate reliable annual district level mortality information- even in the short run.
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“Universal Health Coverage” was once hailed as “the single most important concept that public health has to offer.” ( Margaret Chan, 2012). But , even by WHO and UN assessments, it is off track, across most low and middle income countries !! In this conversation we look beyond implementation issues and disruption due the covid pandemic, to more basic questions about UHC as a strategy and as a discourse.”
Global Health Policies in an unequal world are more the resultant of political dynamics than of the public good. Introducing the WHO Tracker, a unique and powerful tool created by PHM, which empowers public health professionals, practitioners and policy makers in developing nations to understand and intervene in global policy setting and its adaptation to local needs. Use this to follow the ongoing discussions in the 77th World Health Assembly at Geneva.
We know that markets do not work to assure quality health care!! But what does? Over the last 15 years, the NHM has developed the National Quality Assurance System (NQAS) to assure quality in public health services. What is NQAS? Is it working? Is it scaleable? Is it enough? This conversation between Yogesh Jain and Sundararaman, the 8th in our series, explores the answers!!
The challenge is to secure ASHAs own rights as a woman and a front line health worker, while continuing to strengthen her solidarity with the community as part of an alternative vision of an organization of health services.
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HEALTH FOR ALL CAMPAIGN
Dictionary of Health Policy and
Library Of Case Studies
Work in progress. Not yet launched…
RECENT ARTICLES
Build Library Of Case Studies And
Other Resource Material
India has the necessary digitized data systems in place to provide us with the mortality data we need, but yet due to some critical disconnects, we remain reliant on external global institutions for even state and national burden of disease estimates. In this conversation Dr. Chalapathi Rao, discusses how it is possible for state governments to generate reliable annual district level mortality information- even in the short run.
![Getting reliable mortality and burden of disease estimates – So near but yet so far!!!](https://rthresources.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/transparent-thegem-product-justified-square-s.png)
“Universal Health Coverage” was once hailed as “the single most important concept that public health has to offer.” ( Margaret Chan, 2012). But , even by WHO and UN assessments, it is off track, across most low and middle income countries !! In this conversation we look beyond implementation issues and disruption due the covid pandemic, to more basic questions about UHC as a strategy and as a discourse.”
Global Health Policies in an unequal world are more the resultant of political dynamics than of the public good. Introducing the WHO Tracker, a unique and powerful tool created by PHM, which empowers public health professionals, practitioners and policy makers in developing nations to understand and intervene in global policy setting and its adaptation to local needs. Use this to follow the ongoing discussions in the 77th World Health Assembly at Geneva.
The need for a new act replacing the Medical Council Act is no doubt of utmost importance. Unfortunately, the National Medical Council Bill of 2019, now an Act.
This component of Ayushman Bharat promises to upgrade health sub-centers and primary health centers into what is called health and wellness centers.