Big Data in Health Care: Analytics to Action
In this paper, the author discusses how big data and analytics in health care are now available at different organisational...
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Improving Maternal and Infant Healthcare Utilisation: Does Conditional Cash Incentive Work?
The success of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) schemes for healthcare utilisation is as much dependent on uniform incentivisation of beneficiaries and service intermediaries, as it is on the ability of the beneficiaries to utilise the scheme itself, reveals an assessment of CCT programmes by Professor Sisir Debnath of the Indian School of Business.
Read moreTapping the Potential of Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes
Can Government Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes (GHISs) be optimised to enhance the quality of health care in the private sector...
Read moreMeeting the Challenges of Healthcare Needs in India: Paths to Innovation
How does the quality and availability of healthcare services keep pace with a vastly improving standard of living in a...
Read moreGrowing India’s Healthcare System: A Cautionary Note
In this article, the author stresses that India must build a healthcare system that takes the needs of its entire...
Read moreHealthcare Finance: The Road Ahead
In 2008, the Centre for Emerging Markets Solutions (CEMS) and ACCESS Health decided to work together to research the healthcare...
Read moreDoing More with Less – Lessons from a Doctor
Dr Devi Prasad Shetty is the founder of Narayana Hrudayalaya, a hospital specialising in cardiac and cancer care in Bangalore....
Read moreUsing Operations Management to Improve Healthcare Access
The authors present their findings on how best to optimise the placement of point-of-care (POC) devices in health networks in...
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