India's health sector. The results reveal that the public health system is "seemingly" more equitable in a few states, while …

, implemented and regulated.Over the last 35 years, India's GDP grew annually at 6.3% (doubling every 11 years or so) but population …, India's disease burden is evolving into two streams. The first is the persistent poverty-related health agenda (e … policy. In this commentary, we draw on India's experience to decompose the overall CGH agenda and identify common obstacles …

With a low Tax to GDP ratio of only 17%, despite allocating 10% of its revenues to healthcare, India will be unable to …

activities have been effective in reducing poverty in India. For sensitivity and robustness of the results, three different … for fourteen Indian states from the 13th. to the 53rd rounds of the National Sample Survey of India are used for …

additional funds, can play in financing health services in India. It formulates an SHI concept and its aims for India and … they offer for India and suggests a suitable design for India. It then estimates the volumes of tax revenues and payroll … contributions that may be obtainable by India through SHI. Towards the end it also outlines some of the important design elements …

institutions of self-governance in India, and specifically the 2005 reform - the National Rural Health Mission that introduced …

The paper explores the trends, composition, and incidence of out-of-pocket health expenditure (OOPHE) in India, which …