India has one of the world’s most complex healthcare systems with both public and private sectors functioning side-by-side. While the public sector is supposed to be the backbone of affordable and accessible care, the private sector is often the first choice for most Indians, especially in urban areas. This raises a key question: Who really serves the people better ,public or private healthcare?
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Both have MBBS graduates only.
It depends on how each doctor treats the patient.
Private and public health care treats the patients. But, in private sector they’ll yield more money for recommending unnecessary scanning, etc.
Public health centre the money yieldi g from patients is less and their equipments
will be old. Private health centre have well quality equipments and facilities.
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Both can treat the patients but who wants to treat with affordable prices is the question…
In my point of view, it can totally depend on two factors :-
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First on the Healthcare professionals that how they are approaching their patients.
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Secondly, the socio-economic condition of the patient.
Both the factors are working excellently on their parts according to the resources they have.
Everybody wants to have the best treatment no matter from where they are getting it. But these two scenario’s plays crucial role on how effective the treatment is going to be.
Both sectors play crucial roles, but private healthcare often wins on speed and facilities, while public healthcare serves the underserved with reach and affordability.
The real need isn’t competition—it’s collaboration and reform, so quality care isn’t a privilege, but a right for all.