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Doctor-Population Ratio In India Better Than WHO Standard: JP Nadda
The doctor-population ratio is 1:811 in the country which is better than the WHO standard of 1:1000, Union Health Minister J P Nadda informed the Lok Sabha on Friday.
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Doctor-Population Ratio In Country At 1:834, Better Than WHO Standards: Health Minister
The doctor-population ratio in the country stands at 1:834 which is better than the WHO standard of 1:1000, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya told Lok Sabha on Friday.
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For Every 834 Citizens, There Is 1 Doctor In India: Centre To Parliament
India's doctor-population ratio is 1:834 assuming 80 per cent availability of registered allopathic doctors and 5.65 lakh AYUSH doctors, Minister of State for Health Bharati Pravin Pawar told the Rajya Sabha today.
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MK Stalin Writes To PM Modi Opposing NMC Guidelines On Medical Colleges
Chief Minister MK Stalin emphasised that the criteria proposed by the NMC, which consider the doctor-population ratio at the state level, were flawed.
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India's Doctor-Patient Ratio Of 1:854 Better Than WHO's 1:1000: Minister
India's doctor-population ratio at 1:854 is better than the World Health Organisation's standard of 1:1000, Union Minister of State Bharati Pravin Pawar informed the Lok Sabha on Friday.
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India On Track To Achieve Doctor-Population Ratio: NITI Aayog Member
India is well on the path to achieving the World Health Organisation-recommended ratio of one doctor per thousand population by 2024 and is increasing the number of hospital beds from 11 lakh to 22 lakh, NITI Aayog member Vinod Paul said on Monday.
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Only One Government Doctor For 10,926 People In India: Report
There is only one allopathic government doctor for every 10,926 people in India against the WHO's recommended doctor-population ratio of 1:1000, stated a government report.
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Doctor-Population Ratio In India Better Than WHO Standard: JP Nadda
The doctor-population ratio is 1:811 in the country which is better than the WHO standard of 1:1000, Union Health Minister J P Nadda informed the Lok Sabha on Friday.
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Doctor-Population Ratio In Country At 1:834, Better Than WHO Standards: Health Minister
The doctor-population ratio in the country stands at 1:834 which is better than the WHO standard of 1:1000, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya told Lok Sabha on Friday.
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For Every 834 Citizens, There Is 1 Doctor In India: Centre To Parliament
India's doctor-population ratio is 1:834 assuming 80 per cent availability of registered allopathic doctors and 5.65 lakh AYUSH doctors, Minister of State for Health Bharati Pravin Pawar told the Rajya Sabha today.
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MK Stalin Writes To PM Modi Opposing NMC Guidelines On Medical Colleges
Chief Minister MK Stalin emphasised that the criteria proposed by the NMC, which consider the doctor-population ratio at the state level, were flawed.
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India's Doctor-Patient Ratio Of 1:854 Better Than WHO's 1:1000: Minister
India's doctor-population ratio at 1:854 is better than the World Health Organisation's standard of 1:1000, Union Minister of State Bharati Pravin Pawar informed the Lok Sabha on Friday.
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India On Track To Achieve Doctor-Population Ratio: NITI Aayog Member
India is well on the path to achieving the World Health Organisation-recommended ratio of one doctor per thousand population by 2024 and is increasing the number of hospital beds from 11 lakh to 22 lakh, NITI Aayog member Vinod Paul said on Monday.
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Only One Government Doctor For 10,926 People In India: Report
There is only one allopathic government doctor for every 10,926 people in India against the WHO's recommended doctor-population ratio of 1:1000, stated a government report.
