According to Minister of State for Health Bharati Pravin Pawar, India’s healthcare system has demonstrated exceptional efficiency in not just providing diagnostic and management services but also in minimising mortality and maximising recovery.
Pawar, who oversaw the All India Institute of Medical Sciences’ 67th Foundation Day festivities in this city, India’s healthcare expressed his delight over AIIMS’ inclusion in the top 10 educational institutions in the nation for research.
In addition to research, she added that it is the only institution having a patient care service component.
According to the National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF) published by the Ministry of Education. Pawar said it is a source of great pleasure that AIIMS, Delhi has been named the top medical institution for a fifth consecutive year.
She pleaded with the authorities to keep the ranking in the ensuing years as well.
Success is more of a journey than it is a final destination. We must put in a lot of effort to not only uphold. High standards but also set and work toward new milestones, she continued.
“Three aspects are taken into consideration when we discuss holistic health and accessibility.
“First, there should be an increase in the infrastructure and human resources devoted to contemporary medicine. The second is encouraging research in the conventional Indian medical system and its active participation in the healthcare system. The third is delivering better and more inexpensive healthcare to every citizen and every region of the nation using cutting-edge technology, according to Pawar.
“Under the dynamic leadership of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, the efforts of the central government are to work holistically with an emphasis on preventive care, while giving priority to tertiary healthcare,” she said.
The efforts are to reduce the cost of treatment for the poor and at the same time. On increasing the number of doctors rapidly, she said. PTI PLB DIV DIV