The India: Social Development Report 2014 (SDR 2014) evaluates the state of public health in India, related governmental policies, and their successes and failures, in the context of neo-liberal reforms. Putting together over twenty empirical and analytical studies, this Report presents a cutting-edge interrogation of the health systems in India
The India: Social Development Report 2014 (SDR 2014) evaluates the state of public health in India, related governmental policies, and their successes and failures, in the context of neo-liberal reforms. Putting together over twenty empirical and analytical studies, this Report presents a cutting-edge interrogation of the health systems in IndiaHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Council For Social Development Development is an independent research organization, established in 1970 by a group of scholars and policymakers in social development led by Durgabai Deshmukh and C.D. Deshmukh. The Council, through its research and advocacy, seeks to secure a just and equitable development outcome.
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* Foreword by Muchkund Dubey * Introduction: Imrana Qadeer: Challenges of Public Health in India Today: An Introduction * Part I: Contextualizing Public Health * 1. Deepak Nayyar: Social Development and Economic Progress: Some Reflections on the Relationship * 2. K.B. Saxena: Agrarian Crisis, Farmers' Distress, Exclusionary Growth * 3. Utsa Patnaik: Aspects of Food Security: The Production and Absorption of Food Grains in India in Recent Years * 4. Dunu Roy: In the Name of the Poor: Urban Growth and Renewal * 5. Gaurav Dwivedi: Equitable Access to Drinking Water Through Public Private Partnership: A Myth or Reality * 6. Mary E. John: Before or After Birth? Mortality, Sex Selection and the Girl Child * 7. Vandana Prasad and Dipa Sinha: The Reluctant State: Lacunae in Current Child Health And Nutrition Policies and Programmes in India * 8. Usha Ramanathan and Bezwada Wilson: Locating Health in the Movement against Manual Scavenging * Part II: Lessons Learned from Public Health Interventions * 9. Rama V. Baru: Rebuilding Trust in Health Service Systems: Lessons from The South African Experience * 10. Girija Vydyanathan: How Has Tamil Nadu Fared Under NRHM- An Introspection * 11. Rakhal Gaitonde: Tamil Nadu A Critical Engagement * 12. Rajesh Narwal: Success and Constrains of National Rural Health Mission: Is There a Need for Course Correction * 13. Biswajit Dhar and Reji Joseph: Developments In India's Domestic Pharmaceutical Sector and Implications for Universal Healthcare in India * 14. Sandhya Srinivasan: Shifts in Medical Research : Influence of Private Capital * 15. Madhulika Banerjee: Medical Knowledge, Policy and People: Medicinal Plants and the Demand for Ayurvedic Medicines * 16. Sakthivel Selvaraj, Anup K. Karan and Indranil Mukhopadhyay: Publicly Financed Health Insurance Schemes in India: How Effective Are They in Providing Financial Risk Protection? * 17. Akhila Vasan, Sylvia Karpagam, and Vijaya Kumar Seethappa: Design, Implementation and Patient Experiences of the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana and Vajypayee Arogyashree Scheme: A Qualitative Study from Bangalore District, Karnataka * 18. Bijoya Roy: Public Private Partnership in Healthcare: Trajectories and Experiences from West Bengal * 19. Kasturi Sen, Samir-Guha Roy, Shuba Kumar and Kethineni V. Narayana: The Commercialization of Public Health Services: Perspectives from West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh * 20.Nalini Viswanathan and Monica Wallia: Birthing Experience of Marginalized Women in Peri- Urban Public Health System: A Qualitative Study of Maternity Care * 21. Imrana Qadeer, Bijoya Roy and Sandhya Goutam: Must History repeat Itself? The Role of Dais in Maternity Care in Backwards Districts of Himachal Pradesh * 22. Ramila Bisht: Poor Women's Health and Stresses of Life: A Case Study From Pauri Garhwal * 23. Vasudha A. and Ragini Prem: Singrauli: Development, But At Whose Cost? * Part III: Social Development Index * 24. Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2014 * Part IV: Way Forward * 25. Debabar Banerji: A Vision for an Alternate Public Health Service for India
* Foreword by Muchkund Dubey * Introduction: Imrana Qadeer: Challenges of Public Health in India Today: An Introduction * Part I: Contextualizing Public Health * 1. Deepak Nayyar: Social Development and Economic Progress: Some Reflections on the Relationship * 2. K.B. Saxena: Agrarian Crisis, Farmers' Distress, Exclusionary Growth * 3. Utsa Patnaik: Aspects of Food Security: The Production and Absorption of Food Grains in India in Recent Years * 4. Dunu Roy: In the Name of the Poor: Urban Growth and Renewal * 5. Gaurav Dwivedi: Equitable Access to Drinking Water Through Public Private Partnership: A Myth or Reality * 6. Mary E. John: Before or After Birth? Mortality, Sex Selection and the Girl Child * 7. Vandana Prasad and Dipa Sinha: The Reluctant State: Lacunae in Current Child Health And Nutrition Policies and Programmes in India * 8. Usha Ramanathan and Bezwada Wilson: Locating Health in the Movement against Manual Scavenging * Part II: Lessons Learned from Public Health Interventions * 9. Rama V. Baru: Rebuilding Trust in Health Service Systems: Lessons from The South African Experience * 10. Girija Vydyanathan: How Has Tamil Nadu Fared Under NRHM- An Introspection * 11. Rakhal Gaitonde: Tamil Nadu A Critical Engagement * 12. Rajesh Narwal: Success and Constrains of National Rural Health Mission: Is There a Need for Course Correction * 13. Biswajit Dhar and Reji Joseph: Developments In India's Domestic Pharmaceutical Sector and Implications for Universal Healthcare in India * 14. Sandhya Srinivasan: Shifts in Medical Research : Influence of Private Capital * 15. Madhulika Banerjee: Medical Knowledge, Policy and People: Medicinal Plants and the Demand for Ayurvedic Medicines * 16. Sakthivel Selvaraj, Anup K. Karan and Indranil Mukhopadhyay: Publicly Financed Health Insurance Schemes in India: How Effective Are They in Providing Financial Risk Protection? * 17. Akhila Vasan, Sylvia Karpagam, and Vijaya Kumar Seethappa: Design, Implementation and Patient Experiences of the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana and Vajypayee Arogyashree Scheme: A Qualitative Study from Bangalore District, Karnataka * 18. Bijoya Roy: Public Private Partnership in Healthcare: Trajectories and Experiences from West Bengal * 19. Kasturi Sen, Samir-Guha Roy, Shuba Kumar and Kethineni V. Narayana: The Commercialization of Public Health Services: Perspectives from West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh * 20.Nalini Viswanathan and Monica Wallia: Birthing Experience of Marginalized Women in Peri- Urban Public Health System: A Qualitative Study of Maternity Care * 21. Imrana Qadeer, Bijoya Roy and Sandhya Goutam: Must History repeat Itself? The Role of Dais in Maternity Care in Backwards Districts of Himachal Pradesh * 22. Ramila Bisht: Poor Women's Health and Stresses of Life: A Case Study From Pauri Garhwal * 23. Vasudha A. and Ragini Prem: Singrauli: Development, But At Whose Cost? * Part III: Social Development Index * 24. Surajit Deb: Social Development Index 2014 * Part IV: Way Forward * 25. Debabar Banerji: A Vision for an Alternate Public Health Service for India
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