The book critically examines the current state of India's public health care system, highlighting poor planning and execution. It advocates for comprehensive reform utilizing existing resources, emphasizing the need to radically reassess and discard outdated concepts, particularly in Primary Care. The author argues that these changes can be implemented without negatively impacting the most underserved populations.
Focusing on diabetic neuropathy, this book enhances understanding of its various forms, including sensory motor and autonomic types, and their associated symptoms. It aims to improve clinician-patient communication and prognostication, while emphasizing the importance of foundational medical sciences such as anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and pathology. By providing essential details and tools for better management, it addresses the gaps in knowledge that clinicians may have, ultimately aiming to improve patient care.