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Context: The Fifteenth Finance Commission has called for a greater role for public-private partnerships to ramp up the health infrastructure and scale up public spending on health from 0.95% of GDP to 2.5% by 2024.
Concerns raised by the 15th Finance Commission
Recommendations by the Finance Commission
A working PPP relationship with the private sector: To achieve better healthcare parameters, public-private partnerships must be considered “in a holistic way” instead of the current situation where the government only turns to the private sector in times of emergency.
Improving doctors’ conditions: Substantial improvements needed in the working conditions for doctors in government hospitals.
Issues in the Health Sector
Road Ahead
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