Abstract

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have become an essential tool for managing the limited resources of the public sector while meeting the expanding healthcare needs of the populace. PPPs' potential to close gaps in accessibility, cost, and quality is the main focus of this paper's analysis of their role in improving healthcare delivery. By examining successful case studies, including as programs like the Ayushman Bharat health insurance system and diagnostic service outsourcing, the study illustrates the various ways that public and private institutions can work together. The subject matter explores the legislative frameworks that facilitate these collaborations, tackling obstacles like accountability concerns, regulatory hurdles, and fair service delivery. The study also assesses the efficiency improvements made possible by PPPs while contrasting them with issues of inclusivity and equity. It provides insights into best practices and the prerequisites for effective implementation by drawing on experiences from throughout the country.

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