India's Healthcare Transformation: Decreased Out-of-Pocket Expenditure & Global Ambitions
Union Health Minister J P Nadda stated that India's out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure has fallen to 39.4% from 64.2% over the past decade. At the International Health Dialogue, it was highlighted how India, under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, is poised to lead global healthcare transformation.
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Union Health Minister J P Nadda announced a significant reduction in India's out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure during the 12th International Health Dialogue organised by Apollo Hospitals.
Nadda praised India's progress in the healthcare sector under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, emphasizing the country's readiness to spearhead a global transformation.
Apollo Hospitals' executives highlighted initiatives like 'Heal in India', aiming to elevate India's status as a global healthcare hub through technology and scientific innovation.
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