inclusive review of healthcare management

Abstract

Management education is viewed as elitist because it draws young men and women inspired by the excellent outcomes of management education. Indian higher education is experiencing a dramatic increase in the number of institutions offering management education, known as a Business School. As a result of financial turmoil in the United States and a case like Satyam's, this article examines the current state of management education in India. Additionally, this study examines the current developments in management education in India, as well as its potential impact on industry and individuals. To that end, it also aims to look into new challenges in management education and come up with policies and guidance for how management education may be improved in India. The lack of research in this field necessitates the publication of this study. With such a broad field and scope, the Indian healthcare industry today is emerging as a top-performer in the global platform for its facilities and services offered. This continual growth within the industry paves way for ample employment opportunities, both in medical as well as the non-medical field of education.