Private hospitals get 60% of patients but have little research output
A study published in the BMJ's Journal of Medical Evidence reveals that private hospitals in India produce significantly less research compared to hospitals affiliated with medical colleges. The findings suggest that corporate-run hospitals prioritize profit over academic and scientific contributions.
Why it matters
This raises concerns about the quality and advancement of medical knowledge in a healthcare system increasingly dominated by private, for-profit entities.
Private hospitals get 60% of patients but have little research output | India News - The Times of India
The article reports on academic research findings and provides comparative data without editorializing.
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