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Introducing PHC Tech Challenge: A platform that brings together promising MedTech and digital health innovations

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Post published:March 24, 2021
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PATH India recently launched the PATH Tech Challenge with the aim to contribute to the success of a comprehensive primary health care program by bringing together all the relevant stakeholders to advance efforts towards improving the quality, access, and affordability of primary health care and introducing transformative solutions/innovations that could be demonstrated and scaled.

Road accidents killed more people than Covid19 in India

Post author:Dr. Vikram Venkateswaran
Post published:February 16, 2021
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While covid19 has captured the imagination of the healthcare system, there are more local and avoidable causes of death closer home in the form of road accidents...

Why India needs to stengthen its primary helthcare system

Post author:Dr. Vikram Venkateswaran
Post published:July 5, 2020
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While Ayushman Bharat is a big game changer in India, what we need to do is to strengthen the primary healthcare system.

Post Covid19 will healthcare become a poll issue in India?

Post author:Dr. Vikram Venkateswaran
Post published:June 11, 2020
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Recently, Dr Devi Shetty, the founder of Narayana Hrudayalaya, authored an article in the Times of India Sunday Edition where he said that healthcare will become a poll issue in…

Covid19 the real path to recovery

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Post published:April 23, 2020
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Covid19 cases have started showing a declining trend in the countries most affected by the virus. India, on the other hand has started showing a disturbing trend. The ‘42 day theory’ has held true for all the countries under study (except S.Korea, an outlier). Will it hold true for India or will India also be an outlier to this theory?