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Increased healthcare spending can reduce out-of-pocket expenditure from 65% to 35% of overall healthcare spend Emphasizes that healthcare policy must not become beholden to SALIENCY BIAS; Healthcare infrastructure needs to be AGILE Actively shaping the Structure of the Healthcare Market Highlighted as a key role for the Government Recommends Continuation of NHM in Conjunction with Ayushman Bharat Yojana Sectoral regulator for regulation and supervision of the healthcare sector must b
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FAQ :
The Economic Survey strongly recommends increasing public spending on healthcare services from 1% to 2.5-3% of GDP.
It is projected to significantly reduce out-of-pocket expenditure from 65% to 35% of the overall healthcare spend.
The survey advises that healthcare infrastructure must be agile to respond to crises like pandemics.
The survey recommends the continuation of the National Health Mission (NHM) in conjunction with the Ayushman Bharat Yojana.
The survey suggests that information utilities to mitigate information asymmetry would be useful and recommends considering a sectoral regulator for the healthcare sector.
The survey advocates for harnessing technology-enabled solutions, including telemedicine, to improve last-mile healthcare service delivery.
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