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SUMMARY:Business and Policy Dialogue Series on ‘Rejuvenating India's Public Health System and Working with the Private Sector’
DESCRIPTION:The global healthcare industry is in the midst of a significant transformation\, a process accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Several megatrends and disruptive technologies have converged to drive this transformation across the healthcare ecosystem. The government sector in India plays a major role in providing ‘Healthcare for All’\, a difficult task to manage on its own. Thus\, there is a need for collaboration and partnership with the private sector. The private sector can substantially support the Government’s tertiary care and primary health efforts through a public-private partnership (PPP) model. The PPP model in India has seen success in other areas such as infrastructure\, energy\, tourism. It can very well be the panacea to India’s healthcare challenges as well. PPP in healthcare has the potential to resolve the issues and ensure healthcare inclusion for the Indian masses. With the partnership of both public and private sectors\, India’s public health system can be rejuvenated. In the next edition of ISB’s Business and Policy Dialogue\, Prof. Sarang Deo\, Executive Director\, Max Institute of Healthcare Management & Professor\, Operations Management\, ISB will be conversing with Smt. Arti Ahuja\, IAS\, Additional Secretary\, Department of Health and Family Welfare\, Government of India on ‘Rejuvenating India’s public health system and working with the private sector’.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/business-and-policy-dialogue-series-on-rejuvenating-indias-public-health-system-and-working-with-the-private-sector/
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SUMMARY:Global challenges\, local contexts and the COVID-19 Vaccine
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, we will first set the context by assessing the current situation regarding COVID-19 vaccines and variants. We will then review the public health response and its challenges: vaccine hesitancy\, social norms\, beliefs and health decision-making. \nIn global settings\, particularly in Africa\, vaccine roll-out has been slow and uptake has been less than desired. We will review key issues in the roll-out\, the impact of social norms and beliefs\, and health seeking behaviour – and examples of how these challenges have been overcome. Finally we have a look into fast-track innovations for COVID (and pandemic-) preparedness and management/control. Innovative approaches from around the world across the spectrum of care (prevention\, risk reduction\, screening\, diagnosis\, treatment\, and long-term care) and the role of global (e.g. CEPI\, COVAX)\, regional and country institutions
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/global-challenges-local-contexts-and-the-covid-19-vaccine/
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