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Immunization campaigning.
• Traditional birth attendants’ training program.
• Family planning interventions.
• Community health volunteers follow up.
• Health camp.
• Health center based services.
• Mobile health services.
• Negotiation and meeting with different stakeholders.
Immunization
campaigning on centre base
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The
total number of center in the block after the implementation
strategy is 26 which is situated in different location of
the block.
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SBMA
in partnership with primary health centers, is providing the
immunization services on the bases of fix-day approach.In this
context SBMA is providing staff and travel expenses and primary
health centre is providing ANM and Vaccine services.
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SBMA organized monthly base camps for immunization in the all
centers. The role of CHV and TBA is to provide the information
to the all villagers and families having children below 5 years.
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The staff members are in contact with the Gram Pradhans and
community
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representatives
to provide prior information about the dates of immunization camps.
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Traditional
birth attendants training program:
The
training focused on delivery process and Hygienic Practices viz.
five clean methods,Wearing of gloves,Washing of hand and caring
of mother during labour pains are some important aspects in which
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Risk assessment before the one week of delivery.
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Preparation of delivery
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Arrangement of referral things
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Using process of five clean
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Precaution during the delivery
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Importance of rest, Nutrition and supplement food
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Care of new born
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Family
planning Interventions:
Objective- To promote awareness about the importance of family planning.
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conduct surveys by CHV and ANM’s at field level to assess
the consumption pattern of the contraceptives pills and adoption
pattern of the family planning measures.
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Provide family planning material to the CHV and TBAs at the
village level.
Health
camp:
Objective- Organizing health camp to provide minimum health care
services to the unreached community.
The
site for the health camps was the focal meeting point for the villagers,
conveniently accessed by them. The needed services were delivered
by three experts viz; one surgeon, gynecologist and dentist.
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Health
center based services:
The
health centers of working area are located in Banjbaghar, Kurur,
Sera and Sitel.
Major services provided- are on minor illness, minor trauma, communicable
disease, ANC and PNC services, vaccination on fixed day services,
epidemic services, regular follow- up to CHV and regular follow-
up to TBAs.
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Mobile health services:
Objective-To provide for referral services to people of the working
area. The meaning of mobile health services is to provide the facility
for referral patient in the right way.
Strategy-of mobile health services focuses on providing the contact
number of mobile van to all village panchayat members, community
health volunteers and traditional birth attendants, the mothers
and children, who are already in risk group, providing ambulance
free of cost and 24- hours driver services and finally establishing
good relationship with all referral centers.
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Negotiation
and meeting with different stakeholders:
Meetings with the CMO and DCMO were held at the District Quarters
by the Project Manager and Area Coordinator to share a better understanding
about the progress of the project,problems of ANM,and proper supply
of vaccination. Project manager and area coordinator attend the
PHC level meetings and developed a proper action plan with vaccinator
supervisors.
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