INDIA HOUSE IN COLLABORATION WITH VIROHAN AND PAHLE INDIA FOUNDATION | New Delhi | 13 March 2026 | Constitution Club of India
As India moves towards Viksit Bharat 2047, building a resilient and future-ready healthcare system will depend significantly on the strength of its Allied Health workforce.
To enable a coordinated national conversation, India House, in partnership with Pahle India Foundation and Virohan, is convening a closed-door multi-stakeholder roundtable in New Delhi. The dialogue is designed to bridge policy and practice by bringing together leaders across government, regulation, academia, healthcare institutions, and industry.
PURPOSE: The roundtable aims to explore the evolving role of allied healthcare in India’s 2047 health vision and surface practical pathways for coordinated sector growth.
KEY DISCUSSION THEMES
Theme 1: Allied Healthcare and India’s 2047 Health Vision
The dialogue will examine how Allied Health Professionals must evolve to support universal access, higher quality care, and greater system efficiency. It will focus on the scale, capability, and adaptability required over the next two decades.
Theme 2: Aligning Training, Practice, and System Needs
The discussion will assess how institutions, hospitals, and industry are responding to changing care environments. It will identify gaps in skills, early-career transitions, and areas where stronger coordination is needed.
STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGED
The dialogue will bring together participants from:
Government and policy institutions
Regulators and Advisory bodies
Allied health training institution leadership
Hospital and healthcare system leadership
Industry and skilling bodies
EVENT DETAILS
Date : 13 March 2026
Location: Constitution Club of India, New Delhi
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Esteemed Guests for the Multistakeholder Dialogue
Report Launch: "Strengthening Allied & Healthcare Capacity: Industry Submission"
We are pleased to announce the release of our policy report, “Strengthening Allied & Healthcare Capacity: Industry Submission.”
The report provides a comprehensive assessment of India’s allied healthcare ecosystem*, highlighting key gaps and opportunities across workforce development, institutional capacity, and regulatory implementation. It puts forward targeted, implementation-focused recommendations to strengthen the allied healthcare workforce and support the development of a more resilient, industry-ready ecosystem. The report draws on inputs from across the sector and aims to contribute to ongoing policy discussions aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
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