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Report of the Health Survey and Development Committee

1946

CHAPTER XX.—ALL-INDIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Introduction—the range of the Institute's activity—the selection of students—certain qualifications for the staff of the Institute-- organisation and control of the Institute ; the administrative field the technical and scientific field—recruitment of the stafsalaries—finance—legislation—note on the All_India Medical Institute by the Hon'ble Mr. [...] CHAPTER II MODERN TRENDS IN THE ORGANISATION OF A NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Aims of a Progressive Health Service 1. A study of the tendencies apparent in some of the more prgressive countries of the world in the development of organised health services for the community has been of great assistance to us in our' consideration of the problems which lie before us and a brief review of the general [...] The one form of control is the natural outcome of the recognition that health protetion is a function of the State the other is the logical outcome of the principle that the workers themselves. [...] The latter has had the right of choosing his own doctor and in countries -where the family physician system has been in existence the knoledge of the doctor in respect of individual members of the family and the regard and esteem of the latter towards the doctor have been of advantage to both parties. [...] Their funtions will include among others the visiting of the home of the patient in order to ascertain the causes underlying the disability for which he has sought the aid of the hospital and service as a connecing link between the hospital and the public in the treatment of the individual patient and the general health programme of the area cozerned".
government politics public policy
Pages
534
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.140718
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Frontmatter
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Chapter I Introduction
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Chapter II Modern Trends in the Organisation of a National Health Service
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Chapter III Health See Vices for the People
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Chapter IV Health Services for the People
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Chapter V the Nutrition of the People
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Chapter VI Health Education
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Chapter VII Physical Education
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Chapter VIII Health Services for Mothers and Children
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Chapter IX Health Services for School Children
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Chapter X Occupational Health Including Industrial Health
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Chapter XI Health Services for Certain Important Diseases
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Chapter XII Environmental Hygiene
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Chapter XIII Housing Rural and Urban
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Chapter XIV Public Health Engineering Water Supply
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Chapter XV Quarantine
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Chapter XVI Vital Statistics
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Chapter XVII Organisation and Administration
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Chapter XVIII Professional Education
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Chapter XIX Medical Research
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Chapter XX All India Medical Institute
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Chapter XXI Health Organisation for Delhi Province
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Chapter XXII Drugs and Medical Requisites
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Chapter XXIII Indigenous Systems Of Medicine
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Chapter XXIV Regulation of the Professions Responsible for Health Services to the Community
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Chapter XXV Employment of Demobilized Personnel of Military Health Services
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Chapter XXVI the Establishment of a Committee of Standards for Medical Institutions and Equipment
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Chapter XXVII Re-Employment of Persons who have Beached the age of Superannuation
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Chapter XXVIII the Population Problem
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Chapter XXIX Alcohol in Relation to Health
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Chapter XXX the Institution of a Medical Library Service Adequate for the Requirements of India
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Chapter XXXI Legislation
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Chapter XXXII the Financial Implications of Our Programme
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Index
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