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Evaluating the effectiveness of government policies and interventions in addressing the demand and supply gap of oxygen beds in India

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Author Details : Richa Mishra*

Volume : 10, Issue : 1, Year : 2023

Article Page : 3-10

https://doi.org/10.18231/j.jmra.2023.002

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Abstract

Corona virus pandemic has impacted a few countries in different degrees, however for most governments, managing the issue has been an unrivalled trouble. This section plans to depict the change in perspective that the Corona virus pandemic has caused in India's essential medical care industry throughout the last 1.5 years. The pandemic has impacted even the world's most exceptional medical services frameworks, affected India's medical services area, and altogether affected government and corporate partners' arrangements for medical services change. This section talked about the first and second rushes of the Covid in India and endeavoured to dissect the issues with general wellbeing during that time. It gives a course of events of urgent minutes in the spread of the scourge in India and all over the planet; as well as how India's financial and medical care policies managed the issue. The review proposes an essential methodology for controlling the spike in demand for clinical oxygen that encourages independence at the state level to fulfil the gauge necessity while at the same time using different wellsprings of oxygen creation and conveyance to satisfy the pinnacle need.

Keywords: Government policies, Interventions, Oxygen beds, Demand, Supply gap, India.

How to cite : Mishra R, Evaluating the effectiveness of government policies and interventions in addressing the demand and supply gap of oxygen beds in India. J Manag Res Anal 2023;10(1):3-10

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