inherent lacunae in indian health care systems. The poor quality of services offered in the public health sector and lack of scientific pricing policy over the corporate care’ and disintegrated pricing policy over the pharma sector are 3 main challenges in india. Ravi Duggal, a public health activist claims that the smaller private hospitals are still humane and are sensitive to patient circumstances. But corporate and big hospitals, whose bed occupancy and revenues are dependent on insurance-backed patients or medical tourism patients, still try to maximise their revenues, often through malpractice. "This drives up the cost of care for most patients, and even with cashless insurance coverage, they end up shelling out huge sums out of pocket due to unethical functioning of such hospitals." Pricing of drugs Low drug prices are now history in India. The high cost has a direct correlation with drug prices. The earlier drug price control regime...
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