Technology Enabled Remote Healthcare in Public Private Partnership Mode: A Story from India

Ganapathy, Krishnan; Reddy, Sangita

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-56917-4_14

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“…However, it uncovers a significant gap in the current understanding of the long-term impacts of technology on healthcare equity and the resilience of PPP models in adapting to fast-evolving healthcare needs (Dutta and Lahiri, 2015;Kosycarz et al, 2019). Future research should investigate the sustainability of tech-integrated healthcare services provided through PPP and how they can contribute to or detract from equitable health outcomes (Ganapathy and Reddy, 2021). A focused exploration into how PPP can evolve to meet the challenges of global health trends without widening existing disparities is also needed.…”

Section: Healthcare In the Ppp Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the landscape of public–private partnership research: a novel review using latent Dirichlet allocation

Rejeb,

Appolloni

et al. 2024

IJPSM

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PurposeGiven the growing significance of contemporary socio-economic and infrastructural conversations of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), this research seeks to provide a general overview of the academic landscape concerning PPP.Design/methodology/approachTo offer a nuanced perspective, the study adopts the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) methodology to meticulously analyse 3,057 journal articles, mapping out the thematic contours within the PPP domain.FindingsThe analysis highlights PPP's pivotal role in harmonising public policy goals with private sector agility, notably in areas like disaster-ready sustainable infrastructure and addressing rapid urbanisation challenges. The emphasis within the literature on financial, risk, and performance aspects accentuates the complexities inherent in financing PPP and the critical need for practical evaluation tools. An emerging focus on healthcare within PPP indicates potential for more insightful research, especially amid ongoing global health crises.Originality/valueThis study pioneers the application of LDA for an all-encompassing examination of PPP-related academic works, presenting unique theoretical and practical insights into the diverse facets of PPP.

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Section: Healthcare In the Ppp Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the landscape of public–private partnership research: a novel review using latent Dirichlet allocation

Rejeb,

Appolloni

et al. 2024

IJPSM

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“…Nadhamuni et al (2020) emphasized on the role of technology in preventive health-care practices. Ganapathy and Reddy (2021) stressed on the need of public private partnership in administering technology based preventive health-care services in remote areas of India. Reynolds and Childers (2020) discussed about the disparities in preventive health-care screening.…”

Section: Review Of Literaturementioning

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Maslow’s theory for preventive healthcare in India – a content analysis approach

Chopra

2021

IJPHM

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Purpose The purpose of the study was to apply Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to understand consumer motivation for preventive health care in India using content analysis. Design/methodology/approach Content analysis approach which is a qualitative-based approach was adopted. The responses were collected through semi-structured interviews using purposeful sampling method, and the responses were analyzed using content analysis approach. Sub themes and main themes were derived from the data which related to concepts in Maslow’s theory. Findings The results indicate the following: healthy food, healthy diet and health supplements are the basic need; sustainability of health and fitness and health security relate to safety and security need; feeling of pride in being fit, being a role model of fitness for others and influence of electronic media relate to social and self-esteem need; freedom from disease and peace of mind fulfill the need for self-actualization. Research limitations/implications To strengthen the external validity, a mix of alternate research methodologies adopting qualitative and quantitative approach need to be adopted. Practical implications This study will help to better understand motivation for preventive health care. It will enable health-care companies to design health-care marketing programs based on Maslow’s theory to motivate individuals to purchase health products. The public health-care departments can issue guidelines based on Maslow’s theory to motivate citizens toward preventive health care. Originality/value Maslow’s theory was applied in the context of preventive health care.

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“…Among them, Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) have attracted the growing interest of scholars and practitioners ( e.g. , Casady & Baxter, 2022 ; Ganapathy & Reddy, 2021 ; Ma et al, 2021 ). PPPs entail “…a sustained, collaborative effort between the public and private sectors in which each contributes to the planning and resources needed to accomplish a mutual objective” (Spielman & von Grebmer, 2004 : p. 40).…”

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Reaping the benefits of digital transformation through Public-Private Partnership: A service ecosystem view applied to healthcare

Casprini

Palumbo

2022

GPPG

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The ongoing digital transformation ushers unprecedented challenges for publicly owned healthcare organizations. Collaborative governance models, such as Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), advance their readiness to address such challenges, paving the way for the establishment of a viable service ecosystem. However, little is known about how PPPs enhance the publicly owned healthcare organizations’ ability to thrive amidst the digital transformation. The article investigates this issue, drawing on the exploratory case of “Lab@AOR”, a PPP established between Loccioni and the University Hospital of Marche (Italy) which focused on the robotization of a critical component of healthcare services’ delivery. Three ingredients have been found to nurture the PPP’s cohesiveness and success: (1) the alignment between the public partner’s needs and the private partner’s competences, (2) knowledge contamination, and (3) the adoption of patient-centeredness as the inspiring principle of the collaboration. The PPP represents an initial step of the transition towards a service ecosystem, entailing a fully-fledged partners’ integration for value co-generation.

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Technology Enabled Remote Healthcare in Public Private Partnership Mode: A Story from India

Cited by 11 publications

References 37 publications

Navigating the landscape of public–private partnership research: a novel review using latent Dirichlet allocation

Navigating the landscape of public–private partnership research: a novel review using latent Dirichlet allocation

Maslow’s theory for preventive healthcare in India – a content analysis approach

Reaping the benefits of digital transformation through Public-Private Partnership: A service ecosystem view applied to healthcare

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