Towards a sustainable health governance: Policy interventions and strategies
By: Pattanayak, Pingakschya
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BookPublisher: Indian Institute of Public Administration Digest Description: 6(3), Jul-Sep, 2024: p.16-19.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration DigestSummary: Health remains one of the fundamental pivots of human development alongside education. Health is a force multiplier in the sense that it leads to the overall growth of a country by raising economic productivity, supplying healthy workforce, guaranteeing life longevity and ensuring social cohesion and harmony. A sound health system ensures prosperity for individuals as well as stability in the society and contributes to a peaceful , just and equitable humane community. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3, ie. Good Health and Well Being has prioritized the agenda of health in a comprehensive and all inclusive manner to be taken up as a topic of policy discourse at global, national as well as at regional levels. As states aspire to inch closer towards accomplishing the ambitious goals of sustainable development, it is important to reflect upon the broader framework of health governance and how to ensure a paradigm shift in the hitherto approach to health – from isolated and segmented approach of dealing with health crises to a more robust, comprehensive, dynamic approach to health management and strengthening health systems not just from a curative but also a preventive and interventionist perspective. India being home to world’s largest population has its task cut out. Although our country has made commendable strides in the health sector with countless achievements to envy of, there are still some fundamental issues that hinder our march towards ensuring a sustainable health governance and guarantee healthy, diseases-free lives for all our citizens by 2047 – the year we shall be commemorating as the hundredth year of our independence. – Reproduced
https://www.iipa.org.in/GyanKOSH/posts/towards-a-sustainable-health-governance-policy-interventions-and-strategies
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Health remains one of the fundamental pivots of human development alongside education. Health is a force multiplier in the sense that it leads to the overall growth of a country by raising economic productivity, supplying healthy workforce, guaranteeing life longevity and ensuring social cohesion and harmony. A sound health system ensures prosperity for individuals as well as stability in the society and contributes to a peaceful , just and equitable humane community. The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3, ie. Good Health and Well Being has prioritized the agenda of health in a comprehensive and all inclusive manner to be taken up as a topic of policy discourse at global, national as well as at regional levels. As states aspire to inch closer towards accomplishing the ambitious goals of sustainable development, it is important to reflect upon the broader framework of health governance and how to ensure a paradigm shift in the hitherto approach to health – from isolated and segmented approach of dealing with health crises to a more robust, comprehensive, dynamic approach to health management and strengthening health systems not just from a curative but also a preventive and interventionist perspective. India being home to world’s largest population has its task cut out. Although our country has made commendable strides in the health sector with countless achievements to envy of, there are still some fundamental issues that hinder our march towards ensuring a sustainable health governance and guarantee healthy, diseases-free lives for all our citizens by 2047 – the year we shall be commemorating as the hundredth year of our independence. – Reproduced
https://www.iipa.org.in/GyanKOSH/posts/towards-a-sustainable-health-governance-policy-interventions-and-strategies
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