About HSTP
Health Systems Transformation Platform is a not-for-profit organization committed to strengthening India’s health systems through evidence-based research. We collaborate with national and state governments to address critical health system challenges by developing context-specific solutions that cater to the diverse healthcare needs of the population. Our aim is to bridge the gap between research and implementation, translating evidence into impactful policies and practices. Guided by the Health Systems Building Blocks framework, our multidisciplinary team leverages expertise and innovation to build resilient, responsive health systems that adapt to the country’s evolving needs.
Our Impact
How We Work
Health Systems Transformation Platform is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to transforming health systems in India for improved, equitable access to high-quality healthcare. Our approach emphasizes the importance of addressing the systemic issues that enable improving healthcare particularly in the underserved regions. Through a combination of rigorous research, evidence-driven strategies and partnerships with governments and stakeholders, we develop tailored solutions to build inclusive, resilient and responsive health systems. By working closely with policymakers, health professionals and communities, we aim to generate and sustain improvements to provide better health outcomes. We do this directly or in partnership with other institutions or organizations.
HSTP diligently conducts research to generate evidence and knowledge products. 97 Studies / Papers / Briefs / Tools developed.
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Designs evidence-based strategies for health systems strengthening.
18 Consultations that influenced health systems strengthening in India.
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Validates the strategies through implementation research. 8 strategic partnerships with State governments / Health departments to strengthen public health systems.
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Builds capacity of researchers on health policy and systems research to scale the results.
110 Policymakers & 58 researchers trained in HPSR. 16 Capacity-building interventions.
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