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SAMIR GARG
World Health Organization, Tata Institute of Social Sciences School of Health Systems Studies, Institute of Rural Management, Thapar University
0000-0003-4915-0731
Employment
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World Health Organization Consultant2022 - Present
Education
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Tata Institute of Social Sciences School of Health Systems Studies PhD2016 - 2019
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Institute of Rural Management Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management1994 - 1996
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Thapar University Bachelor of Engineering1990 - 1994
Projects & Funding
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Publications (38)
- Effectiveness of the health and wellness centers in improving identification and primary care of non-communicable diseases in Chhattisgarh State of India Save
- How useful do communities find the health and wellness centres? A qualitative assessment of India's new policy for primary health care Save
- Cost of Care for Non-communicable Diseases: Which Types of Healthcare Providers are the Most Economical in India’s Chhattisgarh State? Save
- Assessing afebrile malaria and bed-net use in a high-burden region of India: Findings from multiple rounds of mass screening Save
- Measurement of unmet healthcare needs to assess progress on universal health coverage - exploring a novel approach based on household surveys Save
- Does government health insurance protect households from out of pocket expenditure and distress financing for caesarean and non-caesarean institutional deliveries in India? Findings from the national family health survey (2019-21) Save
- Role of Mitanin community health workers in improving complementary feeding practices under scaled-up home-based care of young children in a rural region of India Save
- Impact of community health workers on improving identification and primary care of hypertension among the urban poor - findings from Chhattisgarh state of India Save
- Household expenditure on non-Covid hospitalisation care during the Covid-19 pandemic and the role of financial protection policies in India Save
- Role of publicly funded health insurance in financial protection of the elderly from hospitalisation expenditure in India-findings from the longitudinal aging study Save