Describe India’s current health care financing system? Highlight what and how different factors (financial and non-financial factors) could have positively influenced pandemic preparedness and its outcomes that may have prevented the current morbidity and mortality in India?
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The total value of the health sector in India today is over Rs 1,500 billion or US$ 34 billion. ... Public financing of healthcare comes largely from state government budgets, about 80 per cent, and the balance from the Union government (12 per cent) and local governments (8 per cent).