Slide 1: Health Care INTRODUCTION : INTRODUCTION Healthcare:
The term health care system refers to “a country’s system of delivering services for the prevention and treatment of disease and for the promotion of physical and mental well-being” HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY : HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY Today the healthcare industry has emerged as one of the most challenging sectors as well as one of the largest service sector industries in India.
The Indian economy over the recent past has started looking up and has now decidedly been acknowledged as likely to continue to sustain economic growth. Slide 4: The Indian healthcare Industry though still nascent in size and dynamics compared to other countries has also benefited from this economic boom.
A country’s health care system also reflects in part of the culture and values of the society. INDIAN SCENARIO : INDIAN SCENARIO “INDIA OFFERS BOTH BEST AND WORST OF
India is experiencing a continuous increase in life expectancy and a decline in the birth rate.
The increased importance given to medical and technical education by the Government has resulted in labor force.
The social and infrastructural development plays a critical role in the development of this industry. HEALTH CARE IN CHENNAI : HEALTH CARE IN CHENNAI Chennai is the hub of Indian medical industry. Medical tourists from all over the country come to this city for quality treatments.
Both private and government hospitals in Chennai offer best of the healthcare and services to the patients in a well manner.
Chennai hospitals are sought after by tourists for quality healthcare facilities at an affordable rate. Slide 7: Multi-disciplinary as well as specialized hospitals are there in the city of Chennai.
“ Chennai offers both private and government healthcare services, ayurvedic, homeopathic and acupunture treatments. OBJECTIVES : OBJECTIVES To do in depth study on the health care sector in Chennai.
To study the common man’s perception regarding health care providers.
To study the factors that attributes to the growth of health care sector in Chennai.
To determine the level of common man’s satisfaction regarding the services provided by the health care providers. SCOPE : SCOPE The optimal health of people can be achieved by providing access to comprehensive health care benefits.
The Changes should involve services and procedures specific to the delivery of preventive, prenatal, postnatal, and mental health care.
The services should be delivered by appropriately trained and board-eligible and trained doctors and nurses. Slide 10: The changes should also reflect in treatment modalities and new technologies.
If sufficient scientific evidence for an intervention for patients is not available, professional standards of healthcare for public must be considered.
Benefits should also be of high quality and should be delivered in an efficient manner by appropriately trained professionals. ANALYSIS : ANALYSIS The following chart contains information regarding the percentage of people who administer self-medication or who do not practice it, and the variations in their age. Slide 12: This chart represents
medicines among the different age groups. It is a matter of surprise that the younger age groups spend more on their medical expenses when compared to the adults. FINDINGS AND SUGGERTIONS : FINDINGS AND SUGGERTIONS SELF MEDICATION
The findings under the self-medication category is that, people under the 20-30,30-40 age groups refrain themselves from practicing self-medication.
The age group of 50-60 practices self-medication the most, this might be because they consider their experience in life will help them. MONTHLY EXPENDITURE : MONTHLY EXPENDITURE The findings under the monthly expenditure on medicines show that the age group of 20-30 spend more on their medical expenses. This might be because of their improper lifestyle. CONCLUSION : CONCLUSION The past 50 years have witnessed development of a vast health care infrastructure and manpower aimed at providing health care to the population.
Several programmes for health care have been evolved and have been implemented both at national and state level. Slide 16: Most of India’s billion-plus people struggle with a public health care system that is overburdened in cities and virtually nonexistent in villages.
On the other hand, private health care is booming, and the country's state-of-the art hospitals and highly skilled doctors even attract patients from countries where health care costs are much higher. Slide 17: Thus we conclude this report by focusing upon the developing and fast growing economy of our healthcare sector. And hence, we request one and all to avail this ever changing healthcare in order to preserve something as precious as your life. “Health is Wealth”. Slide 18: Health is Wealth WORK DONE : WORK DONE NIVEDITHA.E.M.
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SURVEY. Slide 20: Thank you....