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India To Provide Incentives For Medical Professionals To Work In Rural, Underserved Areas
In an effort to encourage medical professionals to provide services to low-income rural populations in India, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad announced an initiative that will significantly raise the salary of "doctors, specialists and para-medical staff" who elect to work in "rural, particularly far-flung and inaccessible areas," the Hindu reports.
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Diabetes UK Pinpoints Key Research In South Asian People
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Statement By HANYS' President Daniel Sisto On The White House Health Reform Agreement With Hospitals

"Today"s White House health care reform announcement clearly demonstrates that hospitals are willing to make a tremendous sacrifice to help expand health care coverage to millions of Americans who desperately need and deserve better access to care. "However, these cuts will be very difficult to absorb. New York"s hospital margins are the second lowest in the nation, with most hospitals barely breaking even or losing money each year. "Therefore, it is essential that our sacrifice is not made in vain. Congress and the Obama Administration must ensure that they pass and implement a final reform plan that will deliver on the promise of universal coverage. The outcomes must match the rhetoric. "It is also imperative that other non-provider sectors of health care also make commensurate contributions. Every stakeholder must be part of the solution. As the American Hospital Association says, "Coverage for all, paid for by all." "We must see this effort through, for all Americans who rely on, and pay for, a health care system that is in dire need of meaningful reform." Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS)


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