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UNASSIGNED: Poverty is directly linked to public health care delivery in many ways and dimensions. Every aspect of the human sphere is preplanned, but a health crisis is the only emergency which pushes humanity into severe economic stress. Therefore, every nation aims to safeguard its citizens from a health crisis. In this aspect, India needs to improve its public health infrastructure in order to protect its citizens and save them from poverty.
UNASSIGNED: (1) To assess the current pitfalls in public critical health care delivery, (2) to analyze whether the health care delivery matches the requirements of its population in every state, (3) to produce solutions and guidelines to overcome the stress in this priority area.
UNASSIGNED: Data regarding the critical care workforce, which includes critical care doctors and nurses, were taken from official websites and other sources. Critical care infrastructure data were retrieved from the Internet sources. Data were validated by consulting state government sources and cross-checked for bias elimination. The data were analyzed using the \"Statistical Package for Social Sciences\" software version 20, and were presented using descriptive statistics.
UNASSIGNED: There is a 1:10 percentage of deficit in the case of critical care workforce and infrastructure when compared with its need analysis. Critical care medicine specialists are in 1:75 when compared to other specialties.
UNASSIGNED: Overall, the public sector critical care needs a total boost through out of box solutions. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), India spent the third most on defense in the world in 2021. India spent 76.6 billion dollars on its military in 2021, up 33% from 2012 and 0.9% from 2020. However, since India is considered a fast-growing economy, there is still a huge disparity in critical care. Without resetting critical health care, India cannot grow in welfare indices even if it is among the top gross domestic product (GDP) countries.
UNASSIGNED: Prabu D, Gousalya V, Rajmohan M, Dinesh MD, Bharathwaj VV, Sindhu R, et al. Need Analysis of Indian Critical Health Care Delivery in Government Sectors and its Impact on the General Public: A Time to Revamp Public Health Care Infrastructure. Indian J Crit Care Med 2023;27(4):237-245.
UNASSIGNED: (1) To assess the current pitfalls in public critical health care delivery, (2) to analyze whether the health care delivery matches the requirements of its population in every state, (3) to produce solutions and guidelines to overcome the stress in this priority area.
UNASSIGNED: Data regarding the critical care workforce, which includes critical care doctors and nurses, were taken from official websites and other sources. Critical care infrastructure data were retrieved from the Internet sources. Data were validated by consulting state government sources and cross-checked for bias elimination. The data were analyzed using the \"Statistical Package for Social Sciences\" software version 20, and were presented using descriptive statistics.
UNASSIGNED: There is a 1:10 percentage of deficit in the case of critical care workforce and infrastructure when compared with its need analysis. Critical care medicine specialists are in 1:75 when compared to other specialties.
UNASSIGNED: Overall, the public sector critical care needs a total boost through out of box solutions. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), India spent the third most on defense in the world in 2021. India spent 76.6 billion dollars on its military in 2021, up 33% from 2012 and 0.9% from 2020. However, since India is considered a fast-growing economy, there is still a huge disparity in critical care. Without resetting critical health care, India cannot grow in welfare indices even if it is among the top gross domestic product (GDP) countries.
UNASSIGNED: Prabu D, Gousalya V, Rajmohan M, Dinesh MD, Bharathwaj VV, Sindhu R, et al. Need Analysis of Indian Critical Health Care Delivery in Government Sectors and its Impact on the General Public: A Time to Revamp Public Health Care Infrastructure. Indian J Crit Care Med 2023;27(4):237-245.
摘要：
■贫困在许多方面和方面与公共医疗保健的提供直接相关。人类领域的每个方面都是预先计划的，但是健康危机是唯一将人类推向严重经济压力的紧急情况。因此,每个国家都致力于保护其公民免受健康危机的影响。在这方面,印度需要改善其公共卫生基础设施，以保护其公民并使他们摆脱贫困。
■（1）评估当前公共关键医疗保健服务的陷阱，（2）分析卫生保健服务是否符合每个州人口的需求，(3)制定解决方案和指导方针，克服这一优先领域的压力。
■关于重症监护人员的数据，其中包括重症监护医生和护士，取自官方网站和其他来源。重症监护基础设施数据是从Internet来源检索的。通过咨询州政府来源并交叉检查消除偏见来验证数据。数据使用“社会科学统计软件包”软件第20版进行分析，并使用描述性统计进行呈现。
■与需求分析相比，重症监护劳动力和基础设施的赤字比例为1:10。与其他专业相比，重症监护医学专家的比例为1:75。
■总的来说，公共部门的重症监护需要通过开箱即用的解决方案全面提升。根据斯德哥尔摩国际和平研究所（SIPRI），印度在2021年的国防支出位居世界第三。印度在2021年的军事支出为766亿美元，比2012年增长33%，比2020年增长0.9%。然而,因为印度被认为是一个快速增长的经济体，重症监护仍然存在巨大差距。如果不重置关键医疗保健，即使印度是国内生产总值（GDP）最高的国家之一，其福利指数也无法增长。
■PrabuD,GousalyaV,RajmohanM,DineshMD,BharathwajVV,SindhuR,etal.印度政府部门重症卫生保健服务的需求分析及其对公众的影响：改造公共卫生保健基础设施的时机。印度J暴击护理中心2023年；27（4）：237-245。
■（1）评估当前公共关键医疗保健服务的陷阱，（2）分析卫生保健服务是否符合每个州人口的需求，(3)制定解决方案和指导方针，克服这一优先领域的压力。
■关于重症监护人员的数据，其中包括重症监护医生和护士，取自官方网站和其他来源。重症监护基础设施数据是从Internet来源检索的。通过咨询州政府来源并交叉检查消除偏见来验证数据。数据使用“社会科学统计软件包”软件第20版进行分析，并使用描述性统计进行呈现。
■与需求分析相比，重症监护劳动力和基础设施的赤字比例为1:10。与其他专业相比，重症监护医学专家的比例为1:75。
■总的来说，公共部门的重症监护需要通过开箱即用的解决方案全面提升。根据斯德哥尔摩国际和平研究所（SIPRI），印度在2021年的国防支出位居世界第三。印度在2021年的军事支出为766亿美元，比2012年增长33%，比2020年增长0.9%。然而,因为印度被认为是一个快速增长的经济体，重症监护仍然存在巨大差距。如果不重置关键医疗保健，即使印度是国内生产总值（GDP）最高的国家之一，其福利指数也无法增长。
■PrabuD,GousalyaV,RajmohanM,DineshMD,BharathwajVV,SindhuR,etal.印度政府部门重症卫生保健服务的需求分析及其对公众的影响：改造公共卫生保健基础设施的时机。印度J暴击护理中心2023年；27（4）：237-245。
