The document discusses issues with India's primary healthcare system and proposes solutions. It notes high costs, lack of facilities, and insufficient professionals in rural areas. It proposes establishing primary healthcare camps staffed by doctors and nurses, a mobile app for medical advice, home visits, and a helpline. Other solutions include monitoring medicine quality, training workshops, and collaborating with private partners and the government to fund and implement solutions to improve access to affordable healthcare across India.

2. FACTS
CAUSES OF THE
PROBLEM
 High price and fake
medicines.
 Hospitals not in range
 No basic amenities
available health care
centers
 Lack of professionals
 Less investments by
government
REASONS FOR SELECTING THE TOPIC
 Healthcare has been a major issue and many deaths caused due to medical
facilities available.
 The situation of primary healthcare is not in a good state in cities and is
even worse in the villages.
 According to the United
Nations, 75% of India’s
health care infrastructure
caters to only 27% of the
population
60% of all health care
expenditure is out of pocket.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

3. Proposed Solution
Primary Health Care
Camps (PHCs)
A committee to keep a
check on various
functions and quality
of medicines
Mobile Application
Training and
workshops on medical
care and first aid.
Home visits
Helpline service
Merits
• 24X7 service
available
• Help on phone
• Wider reach
• More awareness
• Certified doctors
• Genuine Medicines
• More employment

4. STEPS INVOLVED IN IMPLEMENTING
THE SOLUTION
Developing the
monetary base and
plans
Recruitment and
training of
volunteers and
doctors
Setting up camps
and spreading
awareness
Collaboration with
BPOs for the
helpline facility
Establishment of
mobile application
which will give vital
medical information
Start an online
website for online
advice
Establishment of
committee to check
various aspects
Home visits
Setting up various
other infrastructures
required

5. Stakeholders
• Private hospitals
(e.g. Fortis)
• Medicinal
companies (e.g.
Cipla)
• Media (e.g.
NDTV)
• Private companies
(e.g. Tata)
Leveraging existing
government
infrastructure
• Govt. hospitals
and various
medical
equipments
• Call tracking
system for locating
patients and giving
an immediate
response.
• Govt. medical
workforce
including doctors
and nurses.
Proposed source(s)
of funding
• Government Funds
• Private
collaboration
• Charity events
• Sponsors
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
SOLUTION

6. Financial
and Human
resources
required
Primary
Healthcare
Camps
(PHCs)
Rs 80cr
Camps
Doctors
5600 doctors
including
experts
Nurses
14000
Nurses
Volunteers
56000
Volunteers
Warehouses 420 workers
Helpline,
Mobile app,
Online
consultation
Rs. 50lakh
Calls
Calling will be
facilitated by a
BPO
1100 BPO
workers
Doctors for
assistance
Camp
Doctors will
help here
Home Visits
Doctors
Certain
number of
doctors from
camps to be
used
Volunteers
Same volunteer
who took part in
camps
Evaluation
Committee
Rs 5lakh
200 people
from
statistics
field

7. IMPACT OF THE SOLUTION
• Upgradation via better
technology
• Extended training
Scalability
• Black marketing
• Corruption
• Lack of equipments
• Lack of funds
• Uncooperative people
Social,
Economic,
Political
challenges

8. MEANS TO MITIGATE CHALLENGES
 Improve Sanitation with the help of Volunteers
 Team to keep a check on various aspects
 Get money through sponsors
 Better training to volunteers

9. REFERENCES
 Wikipedia
 Manthan website