A Study on Health Related Care and Support Services Rendered to Industrial Workforce of Gujarat with Special Reference to Hiviaids Related Services

Abstract

newline quotHealth care is the preservation or improvement of health via the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, recovery, or cure of disease, illness, injury in people. newlineIn this study, the researcher focussed on health care services offered by our health system to the general population with special reference to HIV/AIDS-related services rendered to the industrial workforce Offered by an employer to their employees. newlineThe researcher also evaluated efficiency and healthcare infrastructure and benefit passed to the urban and rural population of Gujarat in context with the workforce of organizations and services related to HIV/AIDS. The informal industrial workforce bears a heightened risk of epidemic infection which results from the condition and structure of the migration process. newlineIn this study quantitative data was collected from the employees engaged in different company industries small, medium, and large scales industries of Gujarat. A sample of 800 respondents was shortlisted, interview 610 respondents but after the data cleaning process, 539 valid responses were used for the analysis and testing model. The researcher collected the data from Ankaleshwer GIDC, Bharuch GIDC, Hazira and Sachin GIDC, Surat, Waghodia, GIDC, Vadodara. Tools selected for analysis are Descriptive and Inferential Analysis, Exploratory Factor Analysis, Confirmatory Factor Analysis, Cross Tabulation, Cluster Analysis, and Content Analysis. The research has used SPSS 25 and AMOS to perform varied statistical techniques to analyse the data. newlineThis Thesis would be useful for developing a sustainable model for delivering health-related care and support services with special reference to HIV/AIDS rendered to an industrial workforce of Gujarat and getting zero infection and stigma related to HIV/AIDS. Key Words-Industrial workforce, Migration process, Informal workforce, epidemic quot newline