To provide high-quality medications at a reasonable or affordable price to poorer, lower-income, and middle-income groups of Indian citizens, the Government has introduced a novel scheme popularly known as Pradhan Mantri Bharatiya Janaushadhi Pariyojan…
The quality of the services has become a benchmark for the hospital-like industry, where everyone expects a good service to be provided by the hospitals. The quality of services is becoming one of the important parameters as far as the healthcare indus…
Background: As demand for resources tighten and public healthcare organisations face increasing competition, environmental uncertainty and turbulence, health service managers are looking to new ways of strategic management and development. Organi…
Abstract Background & Aims: NRHM provides health facilities with unlimited flexible funds to improve the quality of care, in addition to funds for the upkeep and improvement of health facilities, human resources (contractual appointments), equipmen…
Background and Aim: Patient satisfaction is one of the indicators for measuring the efficiency and quality of services provided to clients. The purpose of this study was to determine the patients’ satisfaction with the services provided in one of the M…
Objective. The objective of the study was to determine the effectiveness of video assisted teaching with reinforcement booklet on knowledge and self-care behaviour of patients undergoing chemotherapy. Design: A pre-test post-test control group design w…
Introduction Patient handover or what we often hear with the term Handover is one of the important aspects of patient safety. Handover activity itself is a method of delivering information related to relevant patient conditions through a process of wei…
An overwhelming 49 percent Indian users use digital media to either read information on health or use the net as the first port of call for data before visiting a doctor (Health Information online survey, 2015). As per the report by Optum group, “the I…
The menstrual cup is a substitute for sanitary pads, which has received attention in developing nations recently. These cups are high-grade medical silicone products that are biodegradable and reusable and have a potential lifespan of up to 10 ye…
India being a developing country and recording a population of 1.4 billion, the pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities in its healthcare system, especially in terms of healthcare access as well as health inequality. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the …