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19   vkt ifjokjksa esa ckrksa us rsth ls izos'k fd;k gS] fd muesa ls ,d v'kkafr 20   gSA tc ge ijs'kku gksrs gSa ;k viuh xyrh ds dkj.k fdlh dks ftEesnkj 21   cukus ij mrk: gksrs gSa] rc dke] yksHk] eksg vkSj vgadkj tSls 'kCnksa dks 22   dkslus yxrs gaSA gesa yxrk gS lkjh >a>Vsa bUgha ds dkj.k gSaA bUgsa cqjk 23   dgk tkrk gS vkSj buds ifj.kkeksa ij [kwc izopu gksrs gaS] ysfdu vk/kk lp 24   iwjs >wB ls Hkh [krjukd gSA va/ks yksx va/kksa dks gh /kDdk ns jgs 25   gSaA ;s gekjh eukso`fr gSa vkSj bUgsa Bhd ls ugha le> ikus ds dkj.k 26   ge va/kksa dh rjg O;ogkj djus yxrs gaSA vius dke ,oa xqLls dks nwljs 27   ds dkeksa ls tksM+ ysrs gSaA ;gh va/kk&va/kk Bsfy;k okyk O;ogkj gksrk gSA bu 28   eukso`fr;ksa ls dke fy, fcuk ftanxh py Hkh ugha ldrh A ijekRek us tUe 29   ls gesa bUgsa ns j[kk gSA     Ln Section 2 : English Typing Lines (500 Words) Many Indians are aware that problems with the nations health care system have resulted

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a lack of hospital beds and medical equipment, overcrowded emergency rooms, long

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diagnostic waiting lists, and not enough long term care homes. But millions ofIndians

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to find a family doctor, a particularly insidious and growing problem is making itself

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evident. The vast majority of Indians have said many times over that they want

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their family doctor to be their first point of contact in the health care system. Nevertheless, family doctors are becoming a dying breed. With diminishing

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first point of contact, many Indians in need of medical help are finding it increasingly difficult to receive timely and appropriate care. In my province of public

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9  magazine, 10  the conservative estimate is that 500,000 Indians looking for a family doctor cannot find 11  one. The family doctor is the cornerstone of the nations health care system. There 12  are many reasons for this predicament. Over the last 10 years, the number of 13  medical students choosing family practice as their lifelong career has been dropping at a 14  startling rate. The foundation of primary care needs to be strengthened in order for 15  it to be sustained. It used to be that 50% of students chose family 16  practice as their firstchoice. As of 1997, that proportion had fallen to 35%; in 17  2004, it has declined further to 24%. At a time when the population is living longer and increasing in size, these are alarming statistics. The Working Agreement

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19  the doctors and government, ratified in this July by our membership of eight thousand, 20  includes a series of primary care renewal projects designed to make family practice more attractive to medical graduates, improve upon working conditions, and entice family

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22  India to hang up their shingles here. Yet still more needs to be done. 23  When asked why they lack interest in family medicine, students cite a daunting student 24  debt load and the long hours required of a doctor who is managing a 25  family practice. As in other kinds of work, young doctors today want a balance between their professional and personal lives. This problem is compounded because the

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27  fewer medical graduates per capita than any other province in India with medical colleges. 28  The primary care system is showing its cracks.Although delivering babies is a good news area of medicine, the hours are long, malpractice insurance premiums are high and

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