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Volume : III, Issue : VI, July - 2013

Impact of Relief on Inequalities of Infrastructure Facilities In Dhadgaon Tahsil of Nandurbar District (M.S.)

Suryawnshi D.S , Garud S.B And Kate A.M.

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Health is a public right and it is the responsibility of government to provide this care to all people in equal measure. Efficient health-care delivery systems become the domain of health-care management. It also includes health planning in which improved health services are to be planned and executed. In India there is non availability and misdistribution of health-care resources in different areas of region. Medical health care is the most important need of man and it's a need of every poor, illiterate tribal of the regions like Dhadgaon tahsil. The infrastructure facilities are not sufficient in the study region. Dhadgaon tahsil under study is a peculiar area with distinct physical setting and socio-economic condition and it is mountainous and inhabited by the different tribal groups. In relation with the problems of the research the objectives of the present study is to search the inequalities of infrastructure facilities. Data regarding health-care facilities are obtained from the primary and sub-primary health centres of the tahsil through structural Questionnaires . The buildings OPD, x-rays lab, medical store, wards ,beds, operation theaters, vehicles, delivery rooms & staff quarters should be provided to all the primary health centres. These amenities are not provided in satisfactory condition..

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Suryawnshi D.S , Garud S.B And Kate A.M., (2013). Impact of Relief on Inequalities of Infrastructure Facilities In Dhadgaon Tahsil of Nandurbar District (M.S.). Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. III, Issue. VI, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/2622.pdf

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