A REVIEW ON HEALTHCARE IN INDIA BY OPERATIONS RESEARCH
Journal Title: European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences - Year 2019, Vol 6, Issue 8
Abstract
Health is a state subject as per the constitution of India. It is the responsibility of every state to make efforts for raising the health standard and standard of living of the targeted population and the advancement of public health as its primary function. Access to health care depends on how health care is provided. In India, the healthcare sector shows a immense improvement, since last few decades. A brief review of operations research (OR) applications to problems of health care systems are made in this paper. It demonstrates the possibilities which exist for improving the operational, tactical and strategic decision-making of health care systems through the use of operations research approaches. This article aims to raise the awareness of healthcare managers with regard to realistic OR applications.
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M. Durgadevi
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