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The primary aim of the National Health Policy, 2015, is to inform, clarify, strengthen and prioritize the role of the Government in shaping health systems in all its dimensions investment in health, organization and financing of healthcare services, prevention of diseases and promotion of good health through cross sectoral action, access to technologies, developing human resources, encouraging medical pluralism, building the knowledge base required for better health, financial protection strategies and regulation and legislation for health.
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However some concerns remains:- 1. No Right to Health (Art.21):- May lead to laxity by Govt with respect to implementation 2. Silent on Health Governance:-On bringing Health under concurrent list (from state list) on similar lines as education, and NHSO can’t work effectively without it 3. Spending still lower than other comparable nations:- (Mexico – 6.2%, China -5.6%,Brazil -9.7%) 4. Less focused other health-related aspects like mental health, genetic disorders (WHO highlighted the concern) 5. Flawed one-size fits all approach regarding allocation of resources (India Can learn from UK, uses ‘a weighted capitation formula’ that accounts for a locality’s socio-economic characteristics to equitably allocate funds).
Conclusion:-
Thus policy aims to move away from sick care to wellness. It places thrust on prevention and health promotion and attempt to reorient, strengthen public health systems. It looks afresh at strategic purchasing from private sector & leveraging their strengths. Its full potential will be realized to the benefits of Indians if some concerns are addressed.
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