One hundred and forty four km due north of Raipur is the nondescript village of Ganiyari. My visit to this village was to see what had made four doctors from AIIMS start a hospital almost 2 decades ago, what made them expand it into a large community health project that
In this article published in The Hindu in 2012, senior doctors at JSS, Raman Kataria and Yogesh Jain described how a poorly functioning public health system is making way for a profit oriented private medical system. In 2015, JSS still reluctantly continues to be empanelled provider under RSBY. RSBY still
In this article published in The Hindu in 2013 ,co-authors and senior doctors at JSS, Raman Kataria and Yogesh Jain describe the problem of blood deficit in rural India and solutions to overcome these problems. Unfortunately no actions have been taken and people still die due to unavailability of blood
Click here to read the original post published in the month of January. ThoughtWorks, a socially conscious software development company, is helping us develop and implement Electronic Medical Records, Bahmni. We have been together for more than a couple of years now. Arjun has been staying with us for last
I’m writing from a hospital in rural central India, where I’m spending several months as a volunteer at Jan Swasthya Sahyog (People’s Health Support Group), an organization that runs a hospital and various community services in a marginalized tribal region of Chhattisgarh state. I’ve never been around so many sick
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Click the link below to read a status paper written by Yogesh Jain, Raman Kataria, Sushil Patil, Suhas Kadam, Anju Kataria, Rachna Jain, Ravindra Kurbude & Sharayu Shinde and published in Indian Council of Medical Journal. Burden & pattern of illnesses among the tribal communities in central India : a