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Time
for EMS
Emergency Medical Services in the true sense do not practically
exist in this country. This is despite all the high-tech advances
hospitals have been making in the last decade.
Wither
user-charges?
Public health services have been facing a crisis for quite
some time. The strength which public health care had acquired
post Sixth Five Year Plan, when public health spending had
peaked up to a level of 1.36 per cent of GDP and health outcomes
were rapidly improving, including narrowing of the rural-urban
gap, has gradually been decimated post-structural adjustment
programme.
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