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Strategy
The overall strategy is aimed at minimizing the shortcomings of and
constraints faced in RCH Phase I and to adopt innovative processes/activities
along with institutional strengthening to improve service delivery
in infant, child and maternal health.
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Enhancing, Quality of services and access of services by
poorer, i.e. SC / ST and BPL population with in respect to
following indicators.
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Fully protected mother (3 ANC checkups,
Full Dose of Iron and Folic Acid(IFA) consumed, Tetanus
Toxoid (TT) 2/B,
Promoting Institutional Deliveries, Delivery by Skilled
Birth Attendent (SBA) and adequate PNC care) |
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Fully immunized children (BCG, 3 DPT, 3OPV,
and Measles) |
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No. of issues at sterilization |
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Issue wise couple protection rate (especially
for couples with 1 and 2 issues) |
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Streamlining management
systems at various levels esp. procurement and inventory, material
supply (drugs and vaccines) and human resource development; |
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Broad-basing existing
monitoring and evaluation system to report status of process
and impact indicators – in addition to (quantitative)
outputs of the various activities and inputs; various process
and impact indicators. |
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e - reporting |
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Systematic provision
of training inputs to improve technical & managerial competence
and performance of service providers at various levels within
the health system; |
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Facilitating convergence
(by taking initiative) within various health programmes, with
other government departments & Dept. partners with overlapping
goals and objectives; |
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Contracting services
and outsourcing services where provision for permanent functionaries
is not available – this will maintain tempo of work and
guarantee outreach to underserved areas like Urban Slums, tribal
areas & hilly areas. |
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Linking (wherever possible)
with private medical practitioners for specialized services. |
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Collaborating with NGOs
and other external agencies to extend outreach in remote tribal
areas and to address non-health issues with a bearing on health
impact; |
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Replicating successful
approaches, systems and activities from earlier and existing,
externally funded projects; |
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Women and community
empowerment initiatives for demand generation and for establishing
interface of women’s groups with health institutions especially
for quality assurance initiatives. |
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Partnership with suitable
personnel, agencies, NGO for BCC and demand generation- There
is urgent need for creating awareness and change in behavior
of the community towards danger sings related to EmOC and EmPC,
need for routine immunization and MCH services, popularizing
use of ORS / Home available fluids, need for early and exclusive
breast feeding, Limiting family size and issues related to non
health interventions. State as well as districts will give priority
for this activity through in-house efforts and involvement of
suitable personnel, agencies, NGO's and CBO's partnership. |
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Adolescent Reproductive
Health Initiatives for in school and out of school adolescents,
for enhancing their knowledge and skills on ARSH issues and
for developing life skills in them for healthy practices. ARH
initiatives addressing environment building for adolescents
to seek information and to develop their life skills, Information
on ARH issues through life skills approach, and providing needs
based services including counseling services to adolescents. |
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