Shri Narendra Modi: Promoting Wellbeing of India Through Proactive Policies and Healthcare Investment

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the change maker, whose proactive policies is driving India’s healthcare sector to a self-sufficient future. The evolution is on a high voltage and we agree that ”Better Healthcare Facilities Help Fight Poverty”- Shri Narendra Modi. He has promised big initiatives and creative actions to solve the problems facing the healthcare sector, and he is delivering on his promises, such as;

1. A National Health Policy: to address the complex healthcare challenges, keeping in view the developments in the healthcare sector and the changing demographics.

2. Cost-effective healthcare: Initiate the ‘National Health Assurance Mission’, with a clear mandate to provide universal healthcare that is accessible, affordable and effective.

3. Innovation and optimization of public healthcare systems: Modernise government hospitals and upgrading infrastructure and latest technologies

4. Make Healthcare Mobile: Utilise the ubiquitous platform of mobile phones for healthcare delivery and set up the ‘National eHealth Authority’.

5. Overhaul of medical education: Increase the number of medical and para-medical colleges,

6. Improved School Health and Hygiene; School health program would be a major focus area, and health and hygiene

7. Take quality healthcare to villages: Focus on Rural Health care delivery.

8. Improved Ambulatory Services, Urgent Care: Universalisation of emergency medical services across India.

9. Support herbal farming: Re-orientation of herbal plants board to encourage farming of herbal plants.

10. Provide Healthy food: Move to pre-emptive care model to eradicate malnutrition.

11. Reduce Dengue: Launch National Mosquito Control mission.

The Intentional Leader:

Shri Narendra Modi is intentional about solving the healthcare problem in India through innovative policies, and placing of holistic healthcare among top priorities of the nation. Focusing on healthcare as a key area to boost the human and financial economy. Wealth starts from health, that is the reason, in the last 8 years of leadership has ventured deeply into augmenting healthcare infrastructure, ensuring quality and affordable healthcare access to every Indian, and integrating technology in the healthcare sector.

Case Study:

In a LinkedIn Post by Aditya Oza a Spain based Indian, Cofounder and Chief Marketing Officer at EMotorad, where he talks about Healthcare, India, Start-ups, and Marketing Topics, Mr. Oza wrote:

Love him or hate him, but India needs this man; Prime Minister Narendra Modi

If we want to be world Number 1 in the next 20 years, here is Why

• Europe was built by colonialism

• America was built by taking advantages of political scenarios,

• China was built by manufacturing for the world
  And

• India will be built by becoming the technology hub of the world; Here I am adding, India will become the healthcare leader of the world – Chidiebere Moses Ogbodo

India’s Ranking 2014 vs Today in some key areas

If India wants to be top in the World, we expect the following from the Prime Minister

1. Full concentration of building supply chain

2. A rather authoritative approach toward building the Indian ecosystem

3. Youth-centric development scheme

4. Free land and Resource allocation at lease for business activities

5. Increases focus on technology development and adoption

6. Rather communist approach in keeping country above religion (one of the biggest hurdles for today’s India)

7. Capable IAS-style experts bought to lead key departments like EAM and Railways

8. Prioritize educational reforms to bring in the education of the future tech

The post was followed by question:

• What do you see necessary for us in getting Number 1 spot by 2040?

Answer: A robust India is a prosperous India and everything starts from a healthy community of people. (Mr. Chidiebere Moses, Editor-in-Chief of Insights Care.com Magazine)

When the topic is about life and death, one must pay closer attention than before. Healthcare is a crucial topic, and everyone is involved, right from hospitals, clinical trials, medical devices, health insurance, research, outsourcing, telemedicine, medical tourism, and medical equipment. Indian healthcare sector has become a key role player in terms of revenue generation, employments and global big picture of the nation. As a sector that is growing at a commendable pace, there is increasing need for capable handles both in private and public sectors who will manage the healthcare affairs of the nation by strengthening coverage, services, and expenditure to give proper, and honest account of everything healthcare.

I am sure, that the right leadership, such as we have through Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a prime step towards a self-sufficient future for India’s healthcare sector. And the government must keep on introducing viable policies, financial support, and enabling environment to produce a large pool of well-trained medical professionals. When the cost is low, and quality delivery is high, it will result in a rise in the country’s medical tourism, and research-related travels; which will attract not just patients, but other potential tourism enthusiasts.

Quote: Where there is safety there are plenty of people with hope.

-Chidiebere Moses Ogbodo.