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MEDICAL EDUCATION IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH - EMERGING ISSUES RELATED TO ACCESS, GROWTH & EXPANSION AND AGENDA OF HEALTH SECTOR REFORM

Sri Gangaram Biswakarma

Volume: 4 Issue: 4 2014

Abstract:

The health care sector is both labour-intensive and labour-reliant, and the delivery of quality health care services is strongly dependent on having enough well-trained health professionals. This is supported by medical education system. India is one of the largest networks of medical schools in world, characterized with uneven growth. But, Arunachal Pradesh is still deprived of Allopathic Medical College, depriving the state of Medical Education within the State

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