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SUMMARY:Reimagining Health Care for 1.5 Billion People | The Lancet Commis
 sion on a citizen-centred health system for India
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DESCRIPTION:India stands at a pivotal moment in its journey towards univer
 sal health coverage (UHC)\, a crucial component of the Government's Viksit
  Bharat vision to elevate it to the status of a developed country by 2047.
  \n\nA recent Lancet Commission report on a citizen-centred health system 
 for india proposes a transformative approach to India's health system by p
 lacing the needs of citizens front and centre. Drawing on extensive new an
 d exisiting research\, the report emphasises the urgent need to strengthen
  India's public healthcare and identify  several health system reforms nee
 ded to advance UHC. The Commission advocates for a rights-based\, citizen-
 centred model that promotes community participation\, transparency and equ
 ity\, which are key principles of UHC and aim at ensuring high-quality\, a
 ffordable care for all. \n\nIn this lecture\, Vikram Patel\, Paul Farmer P
 rofessor and Chair of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical
  School\, in conversation with Professor Alan Stein\, Director of the Chil
 dren and Climate Initiative at the Blavatnik School of Government\, will d
 escribe the goals\, approaches and findings of this ambitious Lancet Commi
 ssion which identifies the contemporary challenges to realising universal 
 health coverage in India and the critical reforms needed to address them.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260602T134130Z
LOCATION:Flora Anderson Hall - Somerville College\, Somerville College Flo
 ra Anderson Hall  Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6HD United Kingdom
SPEAKER:Professor Vikram Patel (Harvard Medical School)
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