new delhi nov 28 healthcare industry body nathealth on thursday said it is working closely with the government to achieve the vision of providing universal health coverage in the country the body also suggested that corporate social responsibility csr funds could be used to push the critical segments such as preventive health skilling and digital technologies we are working very closely with the government because unless we work together universal health coverage to masses is just not going to happen nathealth president and manipal health enterprises chairman sudarshan ballal told reporters here he was speaking at the 6th annual summit of the nathealth on the theme of reimagining collaboration to strengthen indias healthcare growth trajectory the government and industry need to work together to realize the prime ministers vision of health for all he added ballal also said that for transparency and ethical practices in the healthcare sector we believe that we should have a code of ethics indian medical association ima ficci and many others have worked on this and we at nathealth would like to facilitate so that the code of ethics is followed he also said that nathealth would like to make india as a healthcare destination of the world nathealth senior vice president and apollo hospitals group vice chairperson preetha reddy said healthcare today is at an inflection point both the government and private sector have to work together to ensure that healthcare is accessible to the entire population of the country she added more than anything else we need a world class brand for india and for that we have to give high quality good outcomes so that the rest of world looks at india there is a potential for people from other countries to come to india for healthcare we just have to do more about it reddy said the importance for building trust between investors policy makers and people seeking care whether from india or from outside cannot be undermined she added the industry body also said it is willing to pool industry csr and work with the government and development sector partners to test innovative delivery models and create replicable pathways for scale akt bal