Healthcare sector in India: Shortcomings, opportunities and the challenges ahead

The fact that the Indian healthcare infrastructure had massive shortfalls was a well known fact even before the pandemic. But the last two years have shown that to build a resilient economy, a strong healthcare sector is an absolute must. We discuss how India can resolve the shortcomings of its healthcare sector and what opportunities and challenges do investors see in
the sector.

[@drvishal14]

Pay your doctor nurse and staff you will get HR

[@subratabhowal7590]

"As a nurse, we have the
opportunity to heal the
heart, mind, soul and
body of our patients,
their families and
ourselves.
They may not remember
your name, but they will
never forget the way you
made them feel."
- Maya Angelou.

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"When you automated an
industry, you modernize it,
when you automated a life,
you primitivize it.
- Eric Hoffer.

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"There are only two sorts of
doctors: those who
practice with their brains,
and those who practice
with their tongues."
- Sir William Osler.

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"Don't believe everything
you, Real eyes, Realize,
Real lies."
- Tupac Shakhar.

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"Listen to your patient, he
is telling you the
diagnosis."
- Sir William Osler.

[@sagarbhingare3308]

Doctors or big hospital might not even want to have a data, it could lower their income due to better treatment in less time. How come hospitals will charge them then 🤣🤣. That's why big players might not be interested to invest in such infrastructure

[@bucketice300]

That's why the real push should come from government end in the form of hard policy. so that these money munchers don't get a say.

[@7uplusprite]

Don't focus on the 1.3 billion. Upper Middle Class only.