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Universal health coverage in India: a long and winding road

Gita Sen
Journal Name
Economic and Political Weekly
Journal Publication
others
Publication Year
2012
Journal Publications Functional Area
Public Policy
Publication Date
Vol. XLVII(8), PP 45-52, February 2012
Abstract

India's steps towards universal health coverage began in the early years after Independence but they faltered because of various factors, including resource constraints. The context has vastly changed since then but the need remains as urgent as it always was. This overview to the special issue on the report of the High Level Expert Group on Universal Health Coverage notes that the report takes into account the complex nature of the health situation in the country and puts forth an integrated blueprint for achieving UHC. There may be a few shortcomings, but if the interlinked proposals are implemented in a carefully planned manner, a long-delayed promise to the country's people could be largely fulfilled.

Universal health coverage in India: a long and winding road

Author(s) Name: Gita Sen
Journal Name: Economic and Political Weekly
Volume: Vol. XLVII(8), PP 45-52, February 2012
Year of Publication: 2012
Abstract:

India's steps towards universal health coverage began in the early years after Independence but they faltered because of various factors, including resource constraints. The context has vastly changed since then but the need remains as urgent as it always was. This overview to the special issue on the report of the High Level Expert Group on Universal Health Coverage notes that the report takes into account the complex nature of the health situation in the country and puts forth an integrated blueprint for achieving UHC. There may be a few shortcomings, but if the interlinked proposals are implemented in a carefully planned manner, a long-delayed promise to the country's people could be largely fulfilled.