108 in crisis: Complacency and compromise undermine emergency services' potential

Rajasulochana Subramania; Dayashankar Maurya

108 in crisis: Complacency and compromise undermine emergency services' potential

Rajasulochana Subramania
, Dayashankar Maurya

Graduate School of Public Policy

T.A. Pai Management Institute

Результат исследований › рецензирование

Аннотация

The 108 service has been regarded as a successful public private partnership project for handling medical, police, and fire emergencies. However, the service is marred with irregularities and frequent disruptions. This article reflects on the current realities surrounding the service by revisiting key theoretical concepts and principles. Moving forward, the effective organisation and delivery of emergency ambulance services would require inbuilt accountability and transparency mechanisms.

Язык оригинала	English
Страницы (с-по)	1-9
Журнал	Economic and Political Weekly
Том	53
Номер выпуска	25
Состояние	Published - 2018

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