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<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 9.The four fundamental components of Healthcare '''</big>
<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 9.The four fundamental components of Healthcare '''</big>
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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
<p style="text-align:justify;">After completing the Swastha chatushka(tetrad on health), the components of Healthcare Management are described in Nirdesh Chatushka (tetrad on guidelines of healthcare management). The present chapter deals with four components necessary for providing optimum quality healthcare. These components are: Physician, Medicine, Attendant and the Patient. Further, standard qualities of these components are described. Definitions of disorder, health, treatment etc, along with different types of physicians are also elaborated in relation with the healthcare management. <br/>
<div style="text-align:justify;">After completing the Swastha chatushka(tetrad on health), the components of Healthcare Management are described in Nirdesh Chatushka (tetrad on guidelines of healthcare management). The present chapter deals with four components necessary for providing optimum quality healthcare. These components are: Physician, Medicine, Attendant and the Patient. Further, standard qualities of these components are described. Definitions of disorder, health, treatment etc, along with different types of physicians are also elaborated in relation with the healthcare management. </div>
'''Keywords''': Healthcare management, qualities of physician, patient, medicine, care taker/nurse, royal physician, ''vaidya'', quacks, attitude towards patient, good clinical practice.
'''Keywords''': Healthcare management, qualities of physician, patient, medicine, care taker/nurse, royal physician, ''vaidya'', quacks, attitude towards patient, good clinical practice.
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