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"Ensures Upliftment": PM's Praise For Public-Private Partnership Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model at the inaugural event of Amrita Hospital in Faridabad on Wednesday and said this model helps reach the grassroots and ensures upliftment in the remotest part
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Karnataka To Set Up More Medical Colleges Under PPP Model: Health Minister
Karnataka needs more medical colleges to meet the demand for doctors and the government is willing to establish more in Public-Private Partnership (PPP), State Health and Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar said on Tuesday.
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Partnership Model Changes The Face Of Public Health Care In Arunachal
Public-Private Partnership between the government and local NGOs in Arunachal Pradesh has changed the face of reproductive health in the region.
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Short of Doctors, Rajasthan Uses Private Players For Service in Villages
In face of a huge crunch of doctors and medical personnel, the Rajasthan government is looking at public-private partnership in healthcare. It has already given more than 35 primary healthcare centres to private institutions to run and plans to give another 300 after the second week of October.
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"Ensures Upliftment": PM's Praise For Public-Private Partnership Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model at the inaugural event of Amrita Hospital in Faridabad on Wednesday and said this model helps reach the grassroots and ensures upliftment in the remotest part
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Karnataka To Set Up More Medical Colleges Under PPP Model: Health Minister
Karnataka needs more medical colleges to meet the demand for doctors and the government is willing to establish more in Public-Private Partnership (PPP), State Health and Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar said on Tuesday.
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Partnership Model Changes The Face Of Public Health Care In Arunachal
Public-Private Partnership between the government and local NGOs in Arunachal Pradesh has changed the face of reproductive health in the region.
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Short of Doctors, Rajasthan Uses Private Players For Service in Villages
In face of a huge crunch of doctors and medical personnel, the Rajasthan government is looking at public-private partnership in healthcare. It has already given more than 35 primary healthcare centres to private institutions to run and plans to give another 300 after the second week of October.
