Providing health services problems (3 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. xi + 270.

Zustand: New. pp. xi + 270.

Contents Preface 1 Is there exists health equity and social justice in the process of globalization some evidences and policy measuresD David Rajasekar and S Mookiah 2 Role of ICT enabled communication system in effective health care and administrationS Mookiah and D David Rajasekar 3 Managing service quality in Indian hospitals in an era of globalization problems and prospectsC Padmanaba Sivakumar P Govinda Reddy and A Chandrasekaran 4 Minding our health--an insight and inquiry of health among women academiciansS Jaishree and Sudha Krishna Kumar 5 Election manifestos on health a discussion with reference to Indias health statusLT Om Prakash and S Alamelumangai 6 Homogenising culture and globalising schizophrenia globalisation mass media and mental healthBN Shreekeerthy 7 Social exclusion of Dalits and Adivasis social determinants in health careSanjay Kumar Chaudhary 8 Impact of urbanization on womens health Radha Murugesan and Uma Maheswari A 9 Impact of urbanization on healthJ Victoira Jayarani 10 Legal provisions for health care in India its impact on rural development with special reference to the state of MizoramHS Lalbiakengi 11 Impact of urbanization on healthB Sujatha 12 Rural womens healthJ Raja Mohamed T Geetha and I Singaram 13 Occupational health and safety measuresPN Bhagyadevi 14 Community participation in health care an experience on community based palliative care system in Waynad district KeralaSunu PV and C Satheeshkumar 15 Making the right to health a reality judicial strategies for effective implementationG Rajasekar 16 Health care and legal systemSP Subashni 17 Health care through law with special reference to food and safety actB Venugopal and K Srilata 18 Preventive health in India--an assessment to the global contextNM Nilofer Nisha 19 Occupational health and safety measuresAF Annie Raja 20 Water and healthS Lalitha and Fatima Vasanth 21 Effects of globalization on health practicesJ JosephineIn the historic event of Alma Ata declaration in 1978 the World Health Organization WHO set the task of achieving health for all by the year 2000 This landmark date come and gone and the hopes for health for all has not been achieved For others it was  a vision thwarted by lack of political will global economic recession Third World debts and the greed of the haves over the have notes Perhaps the time scale was just too short But we also need to question whether health for all will ever be an achievable goal whether we yet have a shared understanding of priorities or even a clear vision of what health is Part of the difficulty for health promotion has been that there are no straightforward answers to such questionsThis book explores the mission of the World Heath Organization WHO through explaining the nature of health in India and around the World It takes an effort to bring out the relationship between liberalization globalization privatization and state of health care in India and World as well 270 pp.…