HEALTH SERVICES IN PUBLIC

SECTOR
OBJECTIVES
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• To provide preventive and
curative Heath care to
the people of the State
• To improve hospital
services in terms of
infrastructure and
personnel
• To improve National Heath
programmes
NATIONAL HEALTH
PROGRAMMES

•AIDS Control Programme (SEX Education).

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•Revised National Tuberculosis Control
Programme.
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•National Mental Health Programme
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•State Health Transport
GOVERNMENT BODIES EDUCATING RURAL AREAS ON
HEALTH PROGRAMME
 PROJECTS & SCHEMES

• Hepatitis B
• Navsanjivani Yojana
• School Health
• Urban Health
• Operational Research Project
• Biomedical Waste Management
• Handicapped Wealthfare Schemes
• Conducting Free Health Programmes
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Fu tu re P la n s
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• Small Family Norm-State has accepted
• two children norm as ‘Small Family Nor
• Increasing availability of Health Services
• Organization of Family Welfare Camps
• by Various Institutions
• Jagruk Grampanchayat’ Yojana
• Award scheme for staff working in First
• Referral Units (FRU)
• Mother and Child Care Centers at Village
Strengths of Public Hospitals

• Funded by Government
•

• Helps Poor for Financial Support

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• Conducting Free Health Programmes

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• Awareness created by NGO’S
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C o n se q u e n ce s o f
poor
u tilisa tio n o f p u b lic
se cto r se rvice s
• Higher reliance on private sector
• Rise in untreated morbidities
• Out of Pocket expenditure remains
high -97% of total private and 80%
of total health expenditure
• Catastrophic health expenditures rising
• Burden of health expenditure high for
both out patient and in patient care
• Adverse effect on the poorest and
middle consumption classes
• Health expenditure being financed
through borrowing and savings by
 Major Achievements

• Reduction in birth rate from 31.1 (1984 )

 to 19.1 (2004 ).
• Reduction in death rate from 9.4 (1984 ) to
6.2 ( 2004 )
• Guinea worm - Smallpox / Schistosomiasis
eradicated
• Goal of Leprosy Elimination achieved in
Sept. 2005 ( Prevalence Rate – 0.99
per 10,000 population).
 THREATS

• Likely resistance and non cooperation of

the employees
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• Problems of maintenance and backup
services Advanced features.
Consolidated Status of
Influenza A H1N1 : 1
October 2009
 Sr. No State Lab confirmed Death of Lab confirmed
cases cases cumulative
Cumulative
1 Delhi 2677 14
2 Andhra Pradesh 618 36
3 Karnataka 1036 96
4 Tamil Nadu 1283 4
5 Maharashtra 2862 130
6 Kerla 354 5
7 Punjab 33 0
8 Haryana 562 3
9 UttarPradesh 334 2
10 West Bengal 122 0
11 Madhyapradesh 6 0

12 Bihar 2 0
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