National health policy 2002

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NATIONAL HEALTH POLICY 2002

POLICY PRESCRIPTIONS

FINANCIAL RESOURSESKEY ROLE CENTRAL GOVT, AS WELL AS

STATE GOVT CENTRAL GOVTAIM : to G.D.P to 6%In 6% public health contribution is 2%STATE GOVT1ST PHASE(2005) 7%2ND PHASE(2010) 8%

EQUITYFocused on primary health sector to

inequity & imbalances 55% PRIMARY HEALTH SECTOR

SECOUNDARY HEALTH SEECTOR

TERITIARY HEALTH SECTOR

55%

35%

10%

DELIVERY OF NHP 2002AIMS & GOAL:

Public healthInfrastructure

Technical supportFinical resource

MonitoringEvolution

Optimize utilization

DELIVERTY PARTICIPATION

CENTRAL GOVT

STATE GOVT

NGO

AUTONOMOUS BODIES

SOCIAL ACTIVI

STS

RURAL HEALTH STAFF

M.P, M.L.A

PUBLIC SERVENTS

DELIVERY OF NHP MODLE VERTICAL MODAL ; DECENTRALIZED

MODEL??????

T.B,MALARIA,

HIV, AIDS,

IMMUNIZATION

STATE OF PUBLIC HEALTH INFRA STRUCTURE

EXTENDING PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICESTO MEET SIMPLE PUBLIC HEALTH REQUIRMENTS

TRAINING & PERFOMANC

E MONITERIN

GRECURTMENT CONTRAC

T

2YR rural training

Allopathic graduates ,Homeopathic & ayrvedic

Trained nursesOther medical workers

ROLE OF LOCAL SELF GOVT

NORMS FOR HEALTH CARE PERSONNELAS PER INDIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL ACTINDIAMN NURSING COUNCIL ACT

EDUCTIONS OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

MEDICAL & DENTAL COLLEGES

MEDICAL GRANT

COMMISSION

FUNDINGINFRA

STRUCTURE

EDUCATION OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS

TO IMPROVE STANDARDS

NEED BASED TRAINING

SKILL ORIENTED TRAINING

PRACTICAL TRAINING

C.M.E

NEED FOR SPEACLIST IN PUBLIC HEALTH & FAMILY MEDICINE

NURSING PERSONNELimprove their ratio of nursing personnel vis-

à-vis doctors/bedsthe public health delivery centres need to

make a beginning by increasing the number of nursing PERSONNEL

USE OF GENERIC DRUGS AND VACCINESFOLLOWING drug standards statute for

LESS cost-effective public health careprohibiting the use of proprietary drugs,

except in special circumstancesencourage the use of only essential drugs in

the private sector

The National Programme for Universal ImmunizatioNPREVENTABLEUNINTREPTETED SUPLLYAffordable COSTMINIMAZE DANGER

URBAN HEALTHFUNDING CENTRAL, STATE ,& LOCAL

SELF GOVT primary centre first-tier,

covering a population of one lakh with a dispensary providing an OPD facility and essential drugs, to enable access to all the national health programme

Secondary health center two tier govt general hospital

MENTAL HEALTHdecentralised mental health services the

more common disorders The programme outline for such a disease

would involve the diagnosis of common disorders, and the prescription of common therapeutic drugs, by general duty medical staff.

WOMEN HEALTHIDENTIFINGTREATING MONITRING

BASIC HEALTH

CARE

INFORMATION ,EDUCATION& COMMUNICATIONinter-personal communication of information &

awarenessG

Behavioral change

Mass media

Folk media

Traditional methods

NGO

TRUSTS

PRI

HEALTH RESEARCH AIM: govt funded health research

involving the private sector By 2005- 1%By 2010-2%

Focus on

THERAPTIC DRUGS VACCINES TROPICAL

DRUGS

MEDICAL ETHICS

MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA

Dr. abhilash singh ThakurB.P.T(APOLLO) SPORTS TRAINING (A.C.E-USA)FELLOW IN ORTHO (CARE) DRY NEDDLING (A.I.M.S)PHYSICIAN ASSIST (OSM-U) DIET N NUTRITION(V.L.C.C) YOGA TEACHER TRAINER (G.G.M)

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