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Give suggestions on National Health Policy 2015 Draft

Give suggestions on National Health Policy 2015 Draft
Start Date :
Feb 01, 2015
Last Date :
Feb 11, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The draft NHP 2015 has been formulated and placed in public domain for stakeholder consultations. Suggestions/comments/feedback are invited on the policy which inter-alia include ...

The draft NHP 2015 has been formulated and placed in public domain for stakeholder consultations. Suggestions/comments/feedback are invited on the policy which inter-alia include the following broad areas: goals, principles, objectives, policy directions, Investment, Preventive and Promotive Health, Organisation of Public Health Care Delivery, Human Resources for Health, Financing of Health Care and engaging the private sector, Regulatory framework, Medical technologies, ICT for Health and Health Information Needs, Knowledge for Health, Governance, Legal framework for healthcare and the Right to Health.

The last date for submission of your comments is 10th February, 2015.

For information on National Health Policy 2015 Draft: https://mygov.in/frontendgeneral/pdf/draft-national-health-policy.pdf

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Haren Gogoi
Haren Gogoi 11 years 3 months ago
1) I would like to know the fate of the huge fleet of contractual employees under National Health Mission, once this mission gets over or stopped by central government, what would happened to them and their families ? What measures have been be taken so far by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, GOI in this front??? 2. Is there any initiatives taken by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, GOI to regularize the employees under National Health Mission ???
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DR RANJAN KUMAR MOHANTY
DR RANJAN KUMAR MOHANTY 11 years 3 months ago
Todays light of Lord Shiva should enlighten the hearts of every Indian to check corruption. Everybody should feel that " I'm an Indian ". Everyone should think that it is his/her responsibility to take care of this nation with national spirit.
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Dolly Goel
Dolly Goel 11 years 3 months ago
Healthy India would be possible if only if there be a clean India. The Clean India moment started by our respectable P.M is very nice. Good sanitation facilities,toilets in schools & houses,fresh air by planting more trees are to be looked. There is also a problem of doctors' non availability 24x7. Also, in foreign countries people there use cycles most instead of scooters & cars, these r not to fully avoided but should not be used for small distances which also save our precious petrol.
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UTPAL BHATT
UTPAL BHATT 11 years 3 months ago
FORTUNATE THING IS LORD SHIVA NEVER HAS ANY COMPLAIN FOR THAT UNFORTUNATE THING IS RELIGIOUS MINDSET IS SO STRONG THAT IT WILL RESIST TO ACCEPT….. COMPROMISING SOLUTION CAN BE DERIVED BY WAY OF ARRANGING SUCH A SYSTEM WHERE WORSHIPED MILK CAN BE REUSED…. PREIST OF TEMPLES, NGOS AND GOVT… TOGETHER CAN THINK FOR SOME SOLUTION……(2)
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UTPAL BHATT
UTPAL BHATT 11 years 3 months ago
WORSHIPING LORD SHIVA WITH DUGDHABHISHEK IS INDEED A HOLY THING BUT IMAGINE MILLIONS OF CHILDREN ARE SUFFERING FROM MALNUTRION IN THE COUNTRY AND WORLD. THINK OF THE QUNTITY OF MILK WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN USED FOR SERVING IT TO CHILDREN, WEAKER PEOPLE OR ANIMALS( PUPPIES, KITTENS) FOR THAT MATTER. DON’T YOU THINK BEING PART OF WHOLY WORSHIP A SYMBOLIC (SPOONFUL OR SMALL GLASS OF MILK) QUANTITY IS SUFFINCIENT FOR LORD SHIVA?? FORTUNATE THING IS LORD SHIVA NEVER HAS ANY COMPLAIN FOR THAT...(1)
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Dhanraj Deshmukh
Dhanraj Deshmukh 11 years 3 months ago
Comments 1) Improve participation of MDs in research by introducing dual MD/PhD programs. The current medical curriculum does not enable medical graduates to undertake research. 2) Increasing biomedical funding to universities. Currently most of the DST and DBT funding goes to CSIR institutes and these institutes have become an elitist club. 3) Incentives for undertaking innovative research like giving a portion of funding to the researcher apart from salary. Promotions based on publications
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