NITI Aayog to Organise Dialogue on Health System for A New India

Published On 2018-11-30 04:14 GMT   |   Update On 2018-11-30 04:14 GMT

New Delhi: NITI Aayog to begin a series of Development Dialogues to engage experts, thought leaders and government stakeholders across key avenues of long-term social and economic development.


The first event shall be a conference on "Health Systems for A New India: Building Blocks" on November 30. The conference will feature senior government functionaries and eminent national and international experts in the healthcare space.


The idea of a health system pertains to integrating existing and future programmes, financing, human resources and policies related to all dimensions of healthcare within the fabric of an all-encompassing, inclusive, long-term, stable system.


The conference is also an attempt by NITI to begin conversations around the mandated 15-year vision document for the country as a whole.


The discussions shall include topics related to achieving standardized delivery of health across all levels of care in India’s mixed healthcare system, leveraging IT for healthcare and importantly, in a fiscally constrained environment, how can existing healthcare funds be mobilized more effectively and efficiently.

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