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The health repository is
a gateway to information on health sector and health system from an Indian
perspective. It seeks to bring together in one place various type of
information relating to research findings, innovative initiatives, data and
statistics, policies and guidelines from published and unpublished sources by
government (National, State, autonomous agencies, etc) as well as
non-governmental agencies, bi-lateral and multi-lateral agencies for enhanced
evidence based planning and implementation of health care programmes.
It is envisaged that such
information would be useful for researchers, academicians, policy makers and
others. This initiative has been supported by the WHO India Office in
collaboration with
1.
Administrative Staff
College of India (ASCI) Hyderabad
2. Centre
for Trade and Development (CENTAD) Delhi
3. Centre
for Studies in Ethics and Rights (CSER), Mumbai
4.
Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR)
Jaipur
5.
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
Mumbai
Presently, the areas
covered are:
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1.
Access to Medicine
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12.
Health Policy
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2.
Access, Utilization & Rational use
of Drugs
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13.
Health Systems Research
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3.
Burden of Disease
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14.
Intellectual Property Rights
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4.
Cost analysis
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15.
Medical Ethics
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5.
Decentralisation
(including District Health Systems)
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16.
Monitoring & evaluation of health programmes
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6.
Health & human rights
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17.
NGOs in health care
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7.
Health expenditures (including public)
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18.
Pharmaceutical Industry
(R&D/Outsourcing) & Policy
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8.
Health insurance (including community
based health insurance and TPAs)
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19.
Primary Health Care
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9.
Health legislations
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20.
Public Private Partnerships
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10.
Health management / administration
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21.
Quality of care
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11.
Health personnel
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22.
Trade related Agreements & Health
(GATS, SPS/TBT, FTA/BTAs)
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23.
User charges
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The Health Repository is
a collaborative initiative, the information presently being entered by
several institutions. The success of this initiative lies in increased use
and contribution by each one of us. We look forward to receiving your
feedback and suggestions for further improvements, enhancements and
revisions. Individuals and institutions can submit articles/research findings
in a pre-determined format after a free registration. The information
submitted would be reviewed before it is available for public viewing.
Disclaimer
WHO does not have any proprietary right over the materials available
in this repository, except where stated otherwise.
WHO does not claim ownership of content published or made available by third
parties, WHO does not warrant that the information
contained is complete and correct and shall not be liable for any damages
incurred as a result of its use. The repository is a collaborative
platform of various health and development organizations. Various
collaborating partners publish their own content well as provide links to
third party articles and websites. The materials in this repository are
accessible to all on a non-commercial basis and can be used only for
educational purposes. Any person viewing, accessing, copying, distributing or
using the material available in this repository in any manner shall do so for
private use, including research, or for bona fide educational purposes, or
for such other purposes as are authorized under the provisions of the Indian
Copyright Act or any other law for the time being in force.
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