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India's Journey Towards UHC

19 Apr 2021

Under the National Health Policy, India set itself the target of achieving health for all at all stages of life through a preventive and promotive healthcare orientation. This is being driven through an approach that ensures affordability, accessibility and quality of care. This document traces the progress made within one year in two important components of India's UHC strategy - PM-JAY and the Wellness Centers.  It also provides information about Government initiative in pursuit of the UHC targets. This document can be a good reference point for health workers and NGOs working at the grassroots level. Click here to read more. 

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Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
YEAR OF PUBLISHING
2019
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Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

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