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New National Health Policy (NHP 2017)
Last heath policy formulated: NHP 2002 (to be replaced by new health policy in the document)
Objective: Achieving universal health coverage & delivering quality health care services to all at affordable cost.
Highlights:
NHP 2017 shifts away from sick care approach of NHP 2002 to preventive health. In addition, it recognizes, in a first, the need to mainstream Indian systems of medicine. The NHP 2017 also drops the proposal of health cess to fund the sector on the lines of education cess. India failed to achieve the goal of 2 pc GDP public spending on health in the last National Health Policy envisaged in 2002. Health spending annually pushes 60 million Indians into poverty. The policy seeks to issue national health cards to people but doesn’t address privacy concerns the proposal raises. Equally, the policy is silent on health as a fundamental right, something its draft had provided.
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