health sector

health sector

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Interim govt seeks to rationalise health sector funding in ADP

The National Economic Council (NEC) approved the Annual Development Programme (ADP) for the fiscal year of 2024-2025 with an outlay of Tk 265,000 crores

Experts panel formed for health sector reforms

Experts panel formed for health sector reforms

Infographics: Duniya Jahan/ TBS Creative

Health expenditure gets a boost, but falls to 0.7% of total GDP

Sketch: TBS

The economics of health and the health of economics

How government can utilise the private sector to improve Bangladesh’s health

How government can utilise the private sector to improve Bangladesh’s health

President Mohammed Shahabuddin giving his speech at the 'Fourth International Scientific Conference-2024' in Dhaka on 24 February 2024. Photo: BSS

President stresses further smoothening medical facilities for poor

Ayaan Ahmed. Photo: Collected

Country's health sector controlled by local-foreign mafia: HC on Ayaan's death

Support staff giving care to a critically ill patient at the Intensive Care Unit of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital. The Photo was taken recently.Photo: Mumit M

Health sector needs visionary leadership to improve services

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Health Inclusivity Index: Economist Impact puts Bangladesh last among 40 countries again

Bangladesh unlikely to achieve 2030 health goals without accountability in medical sector: Speakers

Bangladesh unlikely to achieve 2030 health goals without accountability in medical sector: Speakers

Dr Samir Kumar Saha. Sketch: TBS

To reach SDG goals we must focus on healthcare

A doctor checks the blood pressure of a transgender woman in Dhamrai Upazila Hospital. The hospital has a room dedicated to the treatment of transgender people. Photo: TBS

Stressed doctors and helpless patients: Bangladesh’s chaotic healthcare system

8th FYP: Why allocate more for transport and less for health, education?

8th FYP: Why allocate more for transport and less for health, education?