Nutrition And Food, Doctor-Patient Ratio — Survey Lists Areas In India's Rural Healthcare That Need Intervention By 2047

Rural healthcare workers stated that all Indians must have the right to quality healthcare in 2047. According to them, a developed India should focus on sanitation and advancements in healthcare.

Rural healthcare workers, doctors, and ASHA (accredited social health activities) workers are the backbone of the rural healthcare infrastructure. About 66 per cent of them expressed optimism about India becoming a developed nation in 2047, according to a survey.

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Rural healthcare in India has improved over the past few years due to the use of technology to diagnose those living in villages, and telemedicine services. Rural healthcare workers, doctors, and ASHA (accredited social health activities) workers are the backbone of the rural healthcare infrastructure. In a new report based on a survey conducted by New Delhi-based management consulting services firm Primus Partners, rural healthcare workers have been classified as 'hamlet healers'. The report,