Addressing the Gap in Supply and Demand for Allied Health Professionals
Allied health professionals face a large talent gap in supply and demand, mandating the need to strengthen this cadre of health professionals.
Allied health professionals face a large talent gap in supply and demand, mandating the need to strengthen this cadre of health professionals.
Crisis response and preparedness has come a long way – but to manage future disasters, we need to support a marketplace for tried-and-tested innovations – and to learn from experience in countries like India.
A Mumbai-based non-government organisation operates the world’s largest 24-hour toll free emergency phone service for children in distress that is spread across 420 districts in India.
In March 2020, the Government of India announced additional food supplies, free of cost, for two-thirds of the population.
Community Led Monitoring is a programme implemented by Sattva Consulting with the support of USAID PEPFAR. It is being carried out in 14 districts of Delhi, Maharashtra and Telangana, with the aim of improving HIV service delivery. Introduction: On 27th January, 2023, the Community Led Monitoring team received a call
As the government works on job creation, an important focus will be to create new jobs that are climate- and sustainability-focused, and upskill the existing workforce to keep up with the country’s ambitious green transition goals.
India’s urbanisation is on a rapid upward trajectory, with projections indicating a population nearing 600 million by 2030 and a staggering 876 million by 2050. Gujarat is poised to claim the 4th spot among the most urbanised states by 2026, with an expected urban population of 53%. This underscores the critical importance of
Primary health care (PHC) is defined as a whole-of-society approach to health to ensure a high quality level of health and well-being and its equitable distribution, by focusing on people’s needs and as early as possible. This is intended for across the care continuum, from health promotion and disease prevention,
Status of health indicators in IndiaIndia has displayed significant commitment towards improving its health indicators and achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Although India’s efforts to reduce noncommunicable diseases are in their infancy, it has managed to make significant strides in its fight against communicable diseases.