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Ways to effect recommendations

THE health sector reforms commission was formed to propose ways and means to develop a people-oriented, easily available universal healthcare system. ‘People-oriented care’ must fulfill people’s health needs with quality. This will be possible only...

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Health budget 1pc up, but short of reform needs

The proposed budget for the financial year 2025-26 contains Tk 41,908 crore in allocation to the health and family welfare sector. The allocation is 5.3 per cent of the proposed total budget worth Tk7.9 lakh crore.

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Early execution of health sector reforms warranted

THE health sector reform report, of all the reforms commission reports, is better poised for a fast implementation, having faced little criticism and barriers as there is almost no contention about the report that recommends steps for the improvement in the health sector. What the authorities now need to do is to set strategic priorities and identify enablers and barriers to...

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Identifying priorities, enablers, barriers suggested

Setting strategic priorities and identifying enablers and barriers are immediate tasks for implementing the Health Sector Reform Commission’s recommendations, said experts at a seminar held on Tuesday...

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Welcome pieces of advice to straighten health sector

THE recommendations of the health reforms commission, formed on November 18, 2024, in a report submitted to the government on May 5 after missing out its extended deadline of April 30, appear good steps towards ensuring health care as a fundamental right and improving the health services that have so far been in a deplorable condition. The prime among the...

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HEALTH SECTOR REFORM: People for fixed charges for health service: BBS survey

More than 90 per cent of people in the country thinks that the government must contain the ‘extremely high’ expenses for affording medicines, diagnostics, surgery and doctor’s fee by setting limits on their prices, according to the public opinion survey on health sector reform 2025...

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BNP for free health care for all

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday announced proposals for health sector reform to ensure the right to free healthcare for all in the light of universal health coverage.

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Campaigners seek free healthcare

The Health Sector Reform Commission in 50 days of its formation is still gathering information and opinions on several focal areas such as service improvement while public health campaigners and medical practitioners demand free healthcare at all public health facilities...

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No health impact from India’s visa restriction: discussion

Healthcare providers and the sector experts at a discussion on Thursday said that there were no significant negative health impacts from India’s suspension of visas after the July uprising for there were no lack of facilities in the health sector of the country...

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White Paper finds systematic corruption in health sector

The White Paper on the State of Bangladesh Economy finds rampant systematic corruption in health sector through procurement and supply chain management, outsourcing of services, and career mobility of young doctors....

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Creation of public health infrastructure

PUBLICLY financed health services cover clinical, preventive and promotive services in many countries, including Bangladesh. But as people globally are more interested in instant relief from...

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Thoughts on health sector reforms

A REFORM agenda must precede the question — why reform? This question is, however, redundant when it relates to a dynamic sector such as health. As new knowledge on different aspects of healthcare science is generated constantly and society and beneficiaries also update their knowledge continuously, people’s needs and demands for health...