Psychiatric medicines in India: why public healthcare facilities and a thriving generics industry cannot assure access and affordability

  • Kotwani A
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This commentary highlights the poor availability of essential psychiatric medicines at public sector facilities in India and illustrates why even a flourishing generics industry does not assure access to affordable psychiatric medicines for most Indian patients. The paper outlines the Indian government's pricing regulations and then enumerates recommendations for reform.

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Kotwani, A. (2012). Psychiatric medicines in India: why public healthcare facilities and a thriving generics industry cannot assure access and affordability. International Psychiatry, 9(2), 34–36. https://doi.org/10.1192/s1749367600003052

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