An analysis of the Indian pharma industry
Slides in the pack:
- The Indian pharmaceutical market is dominated by generics and is seeing heady growth
- Pharmaceuticals are among India’s fastest growing industries
- Anti-infectives form the largest chunk of the Indian pharma market by value
- India occupies a remarkable competitive position within the global pharmaceutical exports business
- The relatively cheap skilled labour available in India gives it an edge in the labour and capital intensive pharma industry
- The Hatch- Waxman Act regulates generic drugs manufactured in India entering the American market
- The Hatch- Waxman Act led to India’s ascent as a provider of generics to the US market
- Government regulations impacting Indian pharmaceutical industry
- Notable trends in the Indian pharmaceuticals sector
- Trends in sales, exports, and R & D
- Overview of the medical devices market in India
- Top 20 pharmaceutical companies in India
- Deals in Indian pharma post 2003
- Health tourism: the fastest growing sub-sector of the Indian healthcare industry
- Health tourism in India is mostly centered around cosmetic surgery
- There has been a steady growth in expenditure on drugs in the local market
- Public and private spending in the Indian pharma and health care sector is steadily mounting
- Health insurance has always been critical to the growth of healthcare
- National health insurance schemes finance most of India’s healthcare needs
- The central government scheme for BPL card holders:
Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana
- Insurance scheme in Karnataka for BPL card holders: Vajpayee Arogya Suvarna scheme
- Insurance scheme in Gujarat for BPL card holders: Mukhyamantri Amrutam Yojana
- Health insurance policies by top private sector insurers in India
- Diseases in India ranked by revenue, number of patients and level of commercial activity
- Landscape of unmet needs: diseases that cause the most deaths in India
- Landscape of unmet needs: diseases that cause the most number of untimely deaths in India
- Landscape of unmet needs: diseases that cause the most disability in India
- Landscape of unmet needs: diseases that cause the most death and disability (combined) in India
- Landscape of unmet needs: risk factors that drive the most death and disability in India
- Unmet needs landscape: change in ranking of diseases by prevalence
- The medical training system in India is organized under the Indian Medical Council
- Only under a quarter of Indian healthcare workers have a medical qualification
- Strengths and weaknesses of India’s healthcare sector
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