A strategic plan for effective health services – A study for sashastra seema bal

Abstract

Strategic Planning for health Services is a subject of intensive and extensive newlineinvestigations by academicians as well as management professionals Different models newlineand measures have been developed during the last few years and a large number of newlineorganizations have used them in different situations and contexts The thesis tries to newlineassess and evaluate these models and measures to capture the different perceptions and newlineperspectives of Health services Strategic management so as to provide a significant newlinelearning for researchers and professional managers a better understanding newlineA raging debate is always there as to how important and big the role of Strategic Planning newlineis there for effective management of health services We propose that strategic newlinemanagement or planning has a very big role in helping SSBHS to be successful in the newlinerole it has been envisaged to play on the borders We further propose that if Strategic newlinePlanning SP is developed early at the entry level in SSBHS the health professionals and newlinethe health services can effectively meet the challenges and societal requirements on the newlineborders Thus they might also contribute to human capital formation This thesis aims at newlinestudying the applications of Strategic Management in health services for SSB and newlinebeneficiaries outside the ambit of SSB found from literature and a few studies available newlinerelating to the application of Strategic management in health services besides findings of newlinethe feedback received from the Purposive Quota Sampling method applied for collecting newlinedata newlineThis study will be helpful in providing feedback about the potential and limitations of newlineeach individual to SSBHS and other stakeholders inside and outside the ambit of SSB newlineThough the primary attention of the strategic plan is excellence in health care newlinedispensation there is simply too much evidence that SSB and other Central Paramilitary newlineForces CPF should not and cannot neglect the development of Training and newlineInfrastructure for Health Services newlineEmerging trends necessitate new studies and applied research