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1. India's health reforms: the need for balance 2018

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   Brundtland, Gro Harlem

   The Lancet (British Edition), Vol. 392, Issue 10154, pp. 1174 - 1175.

   On Sept 23, 2018, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, launched extensive health reforms.1 The reforms are to be welcomed because for decades India has underinvested in health, never spendin... Read more

   On Sept 23, 2018, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, launched extensive health reforms.1 The reforms are to be welcomed because for decades India has underinvested in health, never spending more than 1% of its gross domestic income on its public health system.2 It has always been surprising that health and access to health care have been given such a low political priority in the world's biggest democracy. [...]we heard directly from key government officials that one of the primary objectives of the Ayushman Bharat reforms was to increase rates of hospital admissions among the poor so that they are similar to rates in India's more affluent population. The scale-up of the health and wellness centres is, by contrast, a much slower process. [...]given the eye-catching cap of INR 500 000 worth of hospital care per family per year,3 there is a likelihood that many households will see this as their annual entitlement, which they ought to spend. Read less

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2. Reducing Risks to Health, Promoting Healthy Life 2002

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   Brundtland, Gro Harlem

   Jama : The Journal Of The American Medical Association, Vol. 288, Issue 16, p. 1974.

   The "World Health Report 2002: Reducing Risks to Health, Promoting Healthy Life," examines the burden of disease, disability, and death that can be attributed to 25 of the world's major risk factor... Read more

   The "World Health Report 2002: Reducing Risks to Health, Promoting Healthy Life," examines the burden of disease, disability, and death that can be attributed to 25 of the world's major risk factors. The "Report"'s conclusions are a wake-up call to governments, policy makers, and health leaders around the world. Read less

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3. Mental Health: New Understanding, New Hope 2001

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   Brundtland, Gro Harlem

   Jama : The Journal Of The American Medical Association, Vol. 286, Issue 19, p. 2391.

   By separating mental health care from physical health care--and often separating those who have mental illness from society--the health care profession has reinforced stigma, making successful trea... Read more

   By separating mental health care from physical health care--and often separating those who have mental illness from society--the health care profession has reinforced stigma, making successful treatment much harder. Every country can and should begin now to improve its efforts to treat people with mental illness. Read less

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