The extent to which the government has contributed
to health care
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Answer:
The federal government plays an important role in regulating the financing of the system, which is effected through mandatory health insurance (MHI) and other social insurance; ensuring the quality and safety of pharmaceuticals and medical devices; overseeing public health initiatives; and promoting research and ...
Explanation:
The constitution of India considers the “right to life” to be fundamental and obliges the government to ensure the “right to health” for all.
To a significant extent, India’s health sector has been shaped by its federal structure and the federal–state divisions of responsibilities and financing. The states are responsible for organizing and delivering health services to their residents. The central government is responsible for international health treaties, medical education, prevention of food adulteration, quality control in drug manufacturing, national disease control, and family planning programs. It also sets national health policy including the regulatory framework and supports the states.