Major Stakeholders Of Health Care

Presented by- Maj Kavita Kumari

1st yr MSc (N)
“ I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS”

SANG THE BEATTLE ON THEIR SEMINAL 1967

 Introduction

Stakeholder is a party that has an interest in a

company and can either affect or be affected by

the business.
The primary stakeholders in a typical corporation

are its investors, employees, customers, and

suppliers.
 Definition
A stakeholder is “ any group and individual who can affect or is affected

by the acheivement of the organisation’s objective”.

• Freeman, 1984

Stakeholders in healthcare are an individual or organisation that has an

interest in decisions made in the healthcare industry and its subsidiaries

including health promotion organisations and health and social care.

They have a vested interest in planned changes and proposals within

the healthcare sector.

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Introduction

COMMUNITY HEALTH
SUPPLIERS PROFESSIONAL

MAJOR HOSPITAL HEALTH

PROFESSIONAL
STAKEHOLDERS

PATIENTS
PHARMACISTS
 TYPES OF
STAKEHOLDERS
STAKEHOLDERS IN
HEALTH CARE
SYSTEM
 Non Governmental Stakeholders
Indian Red Cross Society
 Established in 1920

Its activities are:

Relief work

 Milk and medical supplies

Armed forces

Maternal and child welfare services

Family planning

Blood bank and first aid

Non Governmental Stakeholders
Hindu Kusht Nivaran Sangh
 Founded in 1950 with its headquarters in New Delhi.
 Renamed as LEPRA in 1950.
Non Governmental Stakeholders
 Work of the sangh include

Financial assistance

Health education

Training of medical worker and physiotherapists

Conducting research.
Non Governmental Stakeholders

Indian council for child welfare

 Establish in 1952
 Affiliated with international union
for child welfare
Non Governmental Stakeholders
The services of I.C.C.W are devoted to
Secure for opportunities and facilities of Indian

children
Non Governmental Stakeholders

Tuberculosis Association of India

 It was formed in 1939

 It has branches in all states of India

 The activities are to organizing T.B campaign

Non Governmental Stakeholders
Bharat Sevak Samaj

The Bharat Sevak Samaj is non-political and nonofficial

organization formed in 1952.

Objective is to help people to achieve health by their own actions

and efforts.

The B.S.S. has branches in all the states and nearly all the
districts.

Improvement of sanitation is one of the important activities of the

B.S.S.
 Non Governmental Stakeholders
The Kastubra Memorial Fund
Created in commemoration of

Kastubra Gandhi, after her

death in 1994.
 Non Governmental Stakeholders
All India Women’s Conference
It is the only women‘s welfare organization in the country

Established in 1962

 It has now branches all over the country. Most of

branches running M.C.H. clinics, Medical centers, and

adult education centers, milk centers and family planning
clinics
Non Governmental Stakeholders
The All India Blind Relief Society

 It was established in 1946 with a view to coordinate

different institutions working for the blind.

 It organizes eye relief camps and other measures

for the relief of the blind.

 Non Governmental Stakeholders
Professional bodies

The Indian Medical Association, All India Dental Association, The

Trained Nurses Association Of India of all men and women who are
qualified in their respective specialties and possess register able
qualifications.

These professional bodies conduct annual conferences, publish

journals, arrange exhibitions, foster research, set up standards of

professional education and organize relief camps during periods of
natural calamities
STAKEHOLDERS
RELATIONSHIP
what is it?
Stakeholder relations is the practice of forging

mutually beneficial connection with third party

groups and individuals that have a ‘stake’ in
common interest.
Who should do it?
The short answer is everyone!
When to get started
It takes time to educate a stakeholders on your

position, establish common ground, build trust

and rapport.
Why do it
Many intances reveals where patnership with

third party organisation can be beneficial.

Management Of
Stakeholders
Relationship
Diagnose of stakeholder relationship

Stakeholder potential
for threat

Stakeholder potential
for co-operation
Stakeholder’s Potential To Reduce
Stakeholder Threat
HIGH LOW

Collaborate
HIGH Involve trustingly
cautiously in the
in the supportive
mixed blessing
relationship relationship

Stakeholder
relationship with high Monitor efficiently
threatening potential, in the marginal
LOW but low co-operative relationship:
potential
Conclusion
The health care delivery system is intended to
provide services and resources for better health.
this system includes hoapitals, clinics, health
centres, nursing homes
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