Study Examines Barriers to Healthcare Access for Non-Communicable Disease Patients in India

A recent systematic review has examined healthcare utilization and health-seeking behavior among patients with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in India. Conducted by researchers Siva, N., Samantaray, K.K., and Krishnapriya, K., the study highlights key factors influencing access to healthcare services in a country facing significant challenges related to NCD management. The research provides insights into the barriers and facilitators affecting how individuals seek medical care for conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and chronic respiratory illnesses.

The study explores a range of factors impacting healthcare utilization, including socioeconomic status, geographical location, cultural beliefs, and awareness levels about NCDs. It identifies disparities in access to healthcare between urban and rural populations and underscores the role of affordability in determining treatment options. Additionally, the review examines the availability of healthcare infrastructure and its influence on patient behavior. By analyzing these dynamics, the researchers aim to contribute to a better understanding of how systemic issues shape health outcomes for individuals living with non-communicable diseases in India.

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Date: November 30, 2025

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