Do we care? India's health system

By:

Rao, Sujatha K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2021Description: 446pISBN:

9780190125318

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362.10954 RAO

Summary: India's disproportionately skewed health budget emphasises the need to take a closer look at health statistics: we have the highest number of women dying at childbirth and under-five mortality rates. Drawing on her considerable experience as health secretary, Sujatha Rao gives us an insider perspective of India's health system.

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India's disproportionately skewed health budget emphasises the need to take a closer look at health statistics: we have the highest number of women dying at childbirth and under-five mortality rates. Drawing on her considerable experience as health secretary, Sujatha Rao gives us an insider perspective of India's health system.

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