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  1. Malaria Eradication

    Authors: Jain, Tarun; Wats, Pallavi;

    Reference No: CMHS0045TEC Pages: 8 Published on: 18, May, 2021

    Abstract: Malaria is one of the most significant public health challenges facing India and other tropical countries. The technical note documents the effectiveness of policy responses to Malaria in India. It is valuable to understand how malaria eradication might help a generation of kids grow up without any serious threats to ... More

  2. Evaluation of Public Health Services

    Authors: Mavalankar, Dileep;

    Reference No: PSG0078 Pages: 35 Published on: 15, April, 1999

    Abstract: Though philanthropic activities are age old, in recent times, private service institutions have been acknowledged, both, by the people and the state, for the service they render. However, the accountability of such institutions is yet to be explored, from a service point of view. Though it will not add directly ... More

  3. Narayana Nethralaya: A Precious Gift to a Premature Child

    Authors: Jain, Rekha; Manikutty, S;

    Reference No: IITCOE0004 Pages: 18 Published on: 13, April, 2011

    Abstract: The case describes the remarkable work done in the state of Karnataka, by a hospital in Bangalore, in identifying retinal damages in the incipient stage in premature babies a condition called Retinopathy on Prematurity (ROP). The work is in the pilot stage, covering only Bangalore and three districts around it, ... More

  4. Mormugao Port Trust and South West Port

    Authors: Raghuram, G; Gangwar, Rachna;

    Reference No: CIPR0006 Pages: 13 Published on: 26, April, 2010

    Abstract: It was June 2008. The conflicts between Mormugao Port Trust (MoPT) and South West Port Limited (SWPL) on coal/coke handling once again surfaced following a report submitted by the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) concluding that residents of Vasco city near the port were inhaling coal pollution much beyond ... More

  5. US Public Health Service

    Authors: Mote, V L;

    Reference No: QM0014 Pages: 1 Published on: 28, May, 2013

    Abstract: The case illustrates an application of binomial distribution. It can be effectively used to put across the idea of prior distribution. ... More

  6. CAQM and GRAP: Public Policy and Judiciary: A Technical Note

    Authors: Agarwal, Anurag K;

    Reference No: JSW0003TEC Pages: 11 Published on: 20, March, 2025

    Abstract: The role of the Supreme Court in formulating a policy to ameliorate air quality control in Delhi is an example of judicial activism. It can be said to be necessary due to lack of effective action by the legislature and the executive. The creation of the Commission for Air Quality ... More

  7. Dealing with the Corona Virus: The Case of the Pharma Industry

    Authors: Sahay, Arvind; Joshi, Varuna M;

    Reference No: PSG0139 Pages: 46 Published on: 12, April, 2021

    Abstract: The pandemic induced lockdown lead to supply and manufacturing disruptions that were swiftly dealt with by the Indian Pharma Industry through successful industry-government collaboration. By May 2020 production was back to normal and exports were higher than the same period in May 2019. The case deals with the processes that enabled this ... More

  8. Modern Bakeries (India) Limited: The Ahmedabad Unit and Its Management

    Authors: Prahalad, C K; Thomas, Philip S;

    Reference No: BP0070 Pages: 23 Published on: 1, January, 1976

    Abstract: Facilitates discussion of action potentials facing the general manager of a field unit of a public sector company. The manager is under pressure from headquarters to improve sales and capacity utilization appreciably in view of a marked drop in the offtake of the State Nutritional Programme. The management systems available ... More

  9. The Protein Foods Association of India (A)

    Authors: George, P S;

    Reference No: CMA0230(A) Pages: 8 Published on: 31, July, 1972

    Abstract: The Protein Foods Association of India is interested in developing a campaign to educate people about the nutritional value of food items in their diet. They thought that public ignorance on the protein deficiency in the diet is one of the major factors responsible for the lack of adequate protein ... More

  10. Deworming

    Authors: Jain, Tarun; Wats, Pallavi;

    Reference No: CMHS0046TEC Pages: 7 Published on: 18, May, 2021

    Abstract: India has the highest burden of soil-transmitted helminth infections globally, with 430 million children at risk of parasitic intestinal worms. This note analyses the impact of the Primary School Deworming Project (PSDP) in Kenya from 1998 to 2020. In the first follow-up, students were healthier and stayed in school longer. Twenty years later, ... More

  11. The Evolution of Dubai’s Healthcare Ecosystem: Towards Becoming a Global Medical Tourism Hub

    Authors: Moses, Aditya Christopher; Shukla, Rahul Kumar ;

    Reference No: CMHS0048 Pages: 6 Published on: 4, October, 2024

    Abstract: The case explores the transformation of Dubai’s medical industry from being a net exporter to an importer. The public health policy changes have led to this transformation and now the focus is slowly shifting towards what marketing initiatives can be taken to make Dubai a medical tourism hub. ... More

  12. Dr. Lal Pathlabs (B)

    Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

    Reference No: BP0408(B) Pages: 21 Published on: 20, December, 2017

    Abstract: India’s diagnostics business valued at USD 10 billion was growing at 20% annually. Several players with different business models competed. Dr. Lal PathLabs, the world’s largest histopathology centre led with a menu of 3,500 tests, 1,600 collection centres and 7,000 pick-up points. Its Initial Public Offer had been oversubscribed 33.41 times and the team ... More

  13. Parsana Health Centre: Nurturing a Healthy Lifestyle

    Authors: Thomas, Sujo; Titus, Nidhi; Suggala, Susmita; Sinha, Piyush Kumar;

    Reference No: MAR0494 Pages: 15 Published on: 7, December, 2017

    Abstract: Parsana Health Centre Private Limited, one of the pioneers of the organized fitness industry in the city, of Ahmedabad, had been actively engaged in inculcating, nurturing and promoting a healthy lifestyle to the general public through fitness regimes over the last two decades. The thirteen Parsana centres in the different ... More

  14. Dr Vinayak Sahukar’s Tryst with Leadership

    Authors: Panchamia, Jallavi; Vohra, Neharika; Sud, Kashika; Iyer, Veena; Bhakare, Shilpa; Sharma, Bharati; Patnaik, Snigdha;

    Reference No: ADCLOD0006 Pages: 11 Published on: 4, August, 2025

    Abstract: The case focuses on the multifaceted challenges faced by Dr Vinayak Sahukar, a newly promoted chief district medical officer at the Baranpur District Hospital, including navigating organisational politics, managing under-resourced operations, building a cohesive team and transitioning from a clinical to an administrative leadership role. Sahukar was a passionate surgeon; ... More

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