New Delhi, 13 September, The central government has recently published a report titled “Health Dynamics of India: Infrastructure and Human Resources 2022-23”, which provides a detailed analysis of the health infrastructure and workforce across the country. Previously known as “Rural Health Statistics”, this report has been published annually since 1992, offering crucial data on health infrastructure and human resources, updated as of March 31 each year.
The report offers valuable insights into healthcare infrastructure in urban, rural, and tribal areas of India. One of the key highlights is that the country has approximately 32,000 Primary Health Centres (PHCs), with more than 25,000 located in rural areas.
Essential Tool for Policymakers
This report serves as a vital resource for policymakers and stakeholders, providing comprehensive data necessary for decision-making, process improvement, and problem-solving within the National Health Mission. By offering a snapshot of the country’s current healthcare infrastructure, the report helps identify gaps in service and areas in need of improvement.