Explore the journey of Catholic missionary healthcare in India, from its colonial origins to today's challenges. This book dives into why missionaries ventured into healthcare, their impact over the years, and the hurdles they face now. Discover the stories of dedication, transformation, and the ongoing quest for relevance. Perfect read for those curious about the intersection of faith and healthcare.

Contents

Foreword
Acknowledgement
Introduction

Chapter 1: The Catholic Church and Healing Ministry

Chapter 2: Catholic Healthcare and Evangelization

Chapter 3: The Genesis of Catholic Missionary Work in Indian Healthcare

Chapter 4: Developments in 20th Century

Chapter 5: Protestant Missionaries in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter 6: Four Women Stalwarts of Indian Healthcare

Chapter 7: Changes in Market and Challenges for Mission Hospital

Chapter 8: The Way Forward for Mission Hospitals in India

References

The author has more than 20 years of experience in the filed of Hospital Administration and holds PhD in Health Systems Management from TISS, Mumbai. He visited several mission hospitals across India and has studied their history and challenges. Currently he is serving as professor and research guide in the department of Hospital Administration and Associate Director of St. John’s Medical College Hospital, Bangalore.