Indian Healthcare Database Sourcing
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need an up-to-date, India-focused healthcare database that I can immediately put to work in research, reporting, and trend analysis. I am open to receiving the data in whichever structure you feel best preserves integrity—Excel/CSV for a quick start, or a relational (SQL) dump if the volume justifies it.
Core requirements
• Content: nationwide records covering hospitals, clinics, diagnostics centres, and other registered healthcare facilities. Bed capacity, specialties, contact details, state and district location, accreditation status, and any publicly available performance indicators are essential.
• Accuracy: the source must be verifiable and preferably compiled from official bodies such as MoHFW, NABH, state health departments, or RTI-derived datasets.
• Freshness: data should reflect the most recent calendar year; please state the collection date.
• Delivery: a single, clean file (or SQL export) accompanied by a short README that describes each field and the data source.
Nice-to-have (indicate availability)
– Doctor or specialist counts by facility
– Geo-coordinates for mapping
– Separate sheet/table showing recent expansions or closures
Quality checks
Before final acceptance, I will sample records to confirm random spot accuracy and run basic validity tests (duplicate detection, empty mandatory fields, unrealistic values). Meeting these checks is required for full payment.
When you reply, briefly outline:
1. The datasets you already have access to or can compile.
2. Expected record count and field list.
3. Proposed delivery timeline.
If you can meet the above, let’s get started and have the data in hand swiftly.
Core requirements
• Content: nationwide records covering hospitals, clinics, diagnostics centres, and other registered healthcare facilities. Bed capacity, specialties, contact details, state and district location, accreditation status, and any publicly available performance indicators are essential.
• Accuracy: the source must be verifiable and preferably compiled from official bodies such as MoHFW, NABH, state health departments, or RTI-derived datasets.
• Freshness: data should reflect the most recent calendar year; please state the collection date.
• Delivery: a single, clean file (or SQL export) accompanied by a short README that describes each field and the data source.
Nice-to-have (indicate availability)
– Doctor or specialist counts by facility
– Geo-coordinates for mapping
– Separate sheet/table showing recent expansions or closures
Quality checks
Before final acceptance, I will sample records to confirm random spot accuracy and run basic validity tests (duplicate detection, empty mandatory fields, unrealistic values). Meeting these checks is required for full payment.
When you reply, briefly outline:
1. The datasets you already have access to or can compile.
2. Expected record count and field list.
3. Proposed delivery timeline.
If you can meet the above, let’s get started and have the data in hand swiftly.
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