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Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
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Delhi Government To Open 100 More Mohalla Clinics Across City
The Kejriwal government will soon open 100 more Mohalla clinics across the city to provide primary healthcare services to residents. Preparations for these upcoming clinics are underway and will be completed soon.
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Karnataka Bets On Private Sector Shot For Healthcare Amid Covid Spike
With the COVID-19 pandemic showing signs of extending its strain on health infrastructure - both state and private, the Karnataka government thinks this is the right time to take on private sector help through corporate social responsibility or CSR programmes to improve its 2,500 primary healthcare centres.
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Irregularities In Scheme For Children, Pankaja Munde Must Resign: AAP
Maharashtra's Women and Child Development Minister Pankaja Munde has been accused by the Maharashtra wing of the Aam Aadmi Party of nepotism and facilitating a scam in the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS), a welfare programme run by the government which provides food, pre-school education, and primary healthcare to children under six year...
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Punjab Government To Start New Health Centres In Border Areas
In a bid to provide best healthcare facilities to the villagers living in the border areas, Punjab government on Tuesday decided to set up new health centres.
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Andhra Pradesh Focusing On Improving Rural Medicare: Government
The state is concentrating on providing better medical care by strengthening government hospitals, the state government has claimed.
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1.26 Million Children Under 5 Die In India Every Year, Admits Government
More than a million children under the age of five die in India every year and more than half of these deaths occur within the first four weeks of birth, the government told Parliament today.
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Partnership Model Changes The Face Of Public Health Care In Arunachal
Public-Private Partnership between the government and local NGOs in Arunachal Pradesh has changed the face of reproductive health in the region.
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Kejriwal Government's Reform Plan: Healthcare Closer Home
Polyclinics are a key element of the healthcare plan drawn up by the Delhi government to decongest government hospitals and reach healthcare to all.
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Short of Doctors, Rajasthan Uses Private Players For Service in Villages
In face of a huge crunch of doctors and medical personnel, the Rajasthan government is looking at public-private partnership in healthcare. It has already given more than 35 primary healthcare centres to private institutions to run and plans to give another 300 after the second week of October.
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Doctors and Patients in Bihar Hospitals are Helpless. Does Anyone Care?
Doctors and patients in Bihar hospitals are helpless. Does anyone care?
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National Human Rights Commission Sends Notice to Delhi Government Over Health Centres
National Human Rights Commission today issued a notice to Delhi government over its alleged failure to revive 228 existing primary health centres and proposing 1000 new 'Aam Aadmi Clinics' instead.
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Screening For Depression Under Government Primary Healthcare May Save Up To Rs 482 Billion: Study
Screening for depression in government primary healthcare can save billions, improve mental health outcomes, and strengthen India's public health system
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Delhi Government To Open 100 More Mohalla Clinics Across City
The Kejriwal government will soon open 100 more Mohalla clinics across the city to provide primary healthcare services to residents. Preparations for these upcoming clinics are underway and will be completed soon.
-
Karnataka Bets On Private Sector Shot For Healthcare Amid Covid Spike
With the COVID-19 pandemic showing signs of extending its strain on health infrastructure - both state and private, the Karnataka government thinks this is the right time to take on private sector help through corporate social responsibility or CSR programmes to improve its 2,500 primary healthcare centres.
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Irregularities In Scheme For Children, Pankaja Munde Must Resign: AAP
Maharashtra's Women and Child Development Minister Pankaja Munde has been accused by the Maharashtra wing of the Aam Aadmi Party of nepotism and facilitating a scam in the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS), a welfare programme run by the government which provides food, pre-school education, and primary healthcare to children under six year...
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Punjab Government To Start New Health Centres In Border Areas
In a bid to provide best healthcare facilities to the villagers living in the border areas, Punjab government on Tuesday decided to set up new health centres.
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Andhra Pradesh Focusing On Improving Rural Medicare: Government
The state is concentrating on providing better medical care by strengthening government hospitals, the state government has claimed.
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1.26 Million Children Under 5 Die In India Every Year, Admits Government
More than a million children under the age of five die in India every year and more than half of these deaths occur within the first four weeks of birth, the government told Parliament today.
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Partnership Model Changes The Face Of Public Health Care In Arunachal
Public-Private Partnership between the government and local NGOs in Arunachal Pradesh has changed the face of reproductive health in the region.
-
Kejriwal Government's Reform Plan: Healthcare Closer Home
Polyclinics are a key element of the healthcare plan drawn up by the Delhi government to decongest government hospitals and reach healthcare to all.
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Short of Doctors, Rajasthan Uses Private Players For Service in Villages
In face of a huge crunch of doctors and medical personnel, the Rajasthan government is looking at public-private partnership in healthcare. It has already given more than 35 primary healthcare centres to private institutions to run and plans to give another 300 after the second week of October.
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Doctors and Patients in Bihar Hospitals are Helpless. Does Anyone Care?
Doctors and patients in Bihar hospitals are helpless. Does anyone care?
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National Human Rights Commission Sends Notice to Delhi Government Over Health Centres
National Human Rights Commission today issued a notice to Delhi government over its alleged failure to revive 228 existing primary health centres and proposing 1000 new 'Aam Aadmi Clinics' instead.
