Architecture of Tertiary Healthcare Delivery Model for Sub-Urban/Rural India

Healthcare facilities are extremely fragmented and less affordable across much of the developing world. Business architecture for healthcare systems is one of the vital requirements to bridge the gap in developing countries. The resource needed to suffice the insufficiencies of the current health system needs an algorithm driven process. This paper is an attempt to design such an algorithm for resource sharing and utilization. An empirical study has been done to check the satisfaction determinants of the patients using regression analysis.

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