The outcome of the health care is the outcome of the interaction between man (Doctor) and the machine. You just need a Man, Machine and the roof. There is not a big technology in building a roof. So when let's talk about the Man or Women behind the machine. Indian specialists are ten times more experienced than those medical specialists in USA and Europe. For instance, In US when a heart surgeon retires after 30-35 years of active professional life he would have done around 2500-3000 heart surgeries in his whole life while India has surgeons who have done more than 3000 surgeries and they are still in their thirties. India has nurses who are 22-25 years old and have looked after more heart patients than the nurse who is about to retire in America. Now if you have ten times more experienced doctors and nurses than US and Europe and you have the same equipments that is being used in US then you can expect the health care outcomes. If you talk about the equipments, there are only 4 manufacturers in the world who manufacture top line of medical equipments; it is GE, Siemens, Phillips or occasionally other specialist manufacturer. These machines are not available in some specific countries. Anyone with the money can buy it. So if you have an expertise (Doctors and nurses) and if you have an infrastructure, then anyone can understand the outcomes. It is not a rocket science to understand that India can offer same or better services than US, not that India is gifted or anything, but it is just that India witnesses more number of patients.
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