Lessons from ‘Management of Healthcare in India’
The book 'Management of Healthcare in India', edited by Tilak Shankar, argues that India's healthcare system requires better management and governance to improve patient outcomes. It emphasizes that modern medical advancements must be supported by efficient administrative and policy frameworks.
Why it matters
It addresses the critical gap between clinical medical capacity and the administrative efficiency required to deliver effective public health services in India.
Healthcare debates in India often revolve around familiar questions: Do we have enough doctors? Are there enough hospital beds? Is access to treatment improving? ‘Management of Healthcare in India: Need for a Paradigm Shift’, edited by Tilak Shankar, invites readers to ask a different question altogether: Are India’s healthcare systems being managed well enough to translate medical advances into better health outcomes?
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