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National Health Authority gets Cabinet nod
The Cabinet also approved a proposal to upgrade the post of the NHA CEO to that of a Secretary to the Government of India with full financial powers.
To tackle vacancies, National Health Mission advertisements call out to ‘hero in you’
Rural Health Statistics 2017 shows that of the 25,650 sanctioned posts of doctors, 3,027 are vacant, of the 5,624 surgeon posts, 4,866 are vacant.
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At 93 per cent, women bear burden of sterilisation, says NHM report
Experts say the reluctance of Indian men to undergo sterilisation stems from history, social taboo and sheer logistical limitations.
Six ministers skip annual National Health Mission meeting
In the absence of the 10 public health professionals who are usually the ones asking all the questions in the MSG meetings, it was left to Niti vice-chairman Rajiv Kumar to seek explanations.
Mumbai's multi-crore medicine buy: Month on, probe yet to begin
The role of senior bureaucrats stationed with NHM in Maharashtra, the state’s health department, and senior medics functioning with the Directorate of Health Services (DHS) had come under the scanner in the matter.
Maharashtra govt under fire over ‘irregularities’ in medicine purchase
Allegations against a department controlled by the Shiv Sena; public health minister orders immediate probe
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National Health Mission: Spending up, health ministry wants Rs 40,000 cr in Budget
For the current financial year the total fund available to the states for NHM is Rs 19,289 crore.
National Health Mission: Nadda writes to all MPs seeking inputs
Last month, PM Modi had created a group of ministers, headed by Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Ananth Kumar, with a mandate to increase interaction between the government and BJP MPs.
Change in NHM Funding pattern? Tweak in funds may affect health
After the 10 years, the NHM continues to be plagued by severe manpower and infrastructure shortage, but its biggest impediment is the lack of public funding.
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The victory over birth-related tetanus owes more to a systems approach than to scientific innovation
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