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N.R.H.M. Progress “ASHA” are appointed in tribal as well as non trible area. Fourth Modules Training of ASHA is complited and in non‐trible area First modules training is started. Second A.N.M. for Sub centre has been appointed. Similarly additional man power at P.H.C. is also appointed. The infrastructure strengthening, skilled training, maintenance of buildings etc. are going on. The funds are distributed to peripheral health institutes and regular expenses are carried out. The V.H.Cs are established at village level and the R.KS. is established at all health institutes. B.P.M.U. and I.D.W. are established and functioning. Sr. No. Block/Distric Institutional Delivery 2004‐05 2005‐206 2006‐07 2007‐08 2008‐09 2009‐10 1 Chikhaldara 528 785 919 259 1034 1855 2 Dharni 1056 1619 1948 611 2344 4163 3 Non Tribal Block 8055 8834 9015 8652 8950 8807 Total …… 9639 11238 11882 9522 12328 14825 Efforts taken for Malnurished Children Sr. No. Block SAM/MAM Children in District Total Population 0 to 6 year Children SAM Child MAM Child Normal 1 Amravati 132400 11663 289 1003 10371 2 Achalpur 154466 13662 154 534 12974 3 Daryapur 130901 10180 119 456 9605 4 Bhatkuli 105119 9075 144 677 8254 5 Anjangaon Surji 100406 8689 82 250 8357 6 Morshi 138998 12129 105 620 11404 7 Nandgaon Kh. 125421 10258 333 1298 8627 8 Tiosa 101665 8340 50 113 8177 9 Chandur Bz. 176649 14701 289 1185 13227 10 Chandur Rly. 72810 6238 119 576 5543 11 Warud 149379 12908 137 641 12130 12 Dhamangaon Rly 106862 8828 130 485 8213 13 Dharni 176433 22570 1154 2228 19188 14 Chikhaldara 108719 14422 233 791 13398
Sr. no Completed CTC in District block PHC NO. OF CTC/ PHC Admitted children Improved Children SAM MAM total SAM to MAM SAM to Nor mal MAM to Normal 1 Amravati 4 1 13 1 14 6 1 0 7 7 0 0 2 Achalpur 3 2 2 10 12 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Bhatkuli 3 2 8 18 26 2 0 15 17 9 0 0 4 Anjangoan S. 3 2 5 Chandur bz 4 3 27 13 40 16 0 7 23 16 1 16 6 Dharni 6 6 53 6 59 27 0 15 42 17 5 0 7 Chikhaldara 5 5 23 24 47 7 4 24 35 8 4 0 total 28 21 126 72 198 90 5 61 124 57 10 16 Completed VCDC in District Sr. No. Block VCDC SAM MAM Total total Waig ht Gain Admitted Children Improved Children SAM to MAM MAM to Normal Waig ht not Gain Reffr al Not Improved Children 1 Dharni 68 96 587 683 189 146 348 2 Chikhaldara 53 118 325 443 70 253 120 3 Amravati 21 27 190 217 15 178 24 Total.. 142 241 1102 1343 274 577 492 VCDC ‐ Dahendri VCDC – Malki
Page 1 and 2: Progamme Implementation Plan 2011
Page 3 and 4: Foreword: National Rural Health Mis
Page 5 and 6: dated 20/09/2005 and Account is ope
Page 7 and 8: Vital Indicators: Sr. Indicator As
Page 9: The average growth rate for rural a
Page 13 and 14: PHC - Dhamak, Block - Nandgaon Khan
Page 15 and 16: New Construction Work Taken During
Page 17 and 18: Time Table of Organization Activiti
Page 19 and 20: Budget Summery Sr No Main Heads Com
Page 21 and 22: Sr No Main Heads Components Budget
Page 23 and 24: ACTIVITY* Approved Budget PART -A R
Page 25 and 26: Sr. No. Initiative Number Proposed
Page 27 and 28: Staff Nurse at 24 x 7 PHCs ‐ in t
Page 29 and 30: Block Program Management Unit ‐ F
Page 31 and 32: CHAPTER-1: OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF PIP
Page 33 and 34: ACTIVITY* Quarterly review meeting
Page 35 and 36: ACTIVITY* b) Salt Testing Kits supp
Page 37 and 38: grievance redressal Analysis of fee
Page 39 and 40: S. No Conditionality Corporation].
Page 41 and 42: • For Dengue, Chikungunya and Jap
Page 43 and 44: Writeup for RCH Activity 1. MATERNA
Page 45 and 46: 1.5.4 Free diet allowance to Instit
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Page 55 and 56: • Holistic planning for operation
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• Adequate funds for monitoring o
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CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATI
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4.1 Progress till date ‐ no. of t
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5. Establishment of newborn and chi
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Planning for the year 2011‐12 1 s
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A.4: FAMILY PLANNING The following
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5.4 .1 5.4 .2 5.4 .3 5.4 .4 STRATEG
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6. Convergence with other programme
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2. District level Formats: 2a. Data
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Format B - Monthly Report 1. Name o
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A.7 SOCIAL AND GENDER EQUITY CHECKL
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CONSOLIDATED BUDGET SHEET -RCH FLEX
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Sl.No. Activity Unit Cost A.4.2.2 C
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Sl.No. Activity Unit Cost Physical
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In the PIP details of strategies/ac
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Operational Blood storage units nee
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B.5 INNOVATIONS Some local problems
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Sl. No. Activity Unit Cost Physical
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Sl. No. Activity Unit Cost Physical
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PART B NRHM ADDITIONALITIES Budget
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A. ASHA Selection of ASHA Sr Area T
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Addition of new activity for perfor
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ADDITIONAL ANM AT SUB‐CENTRE Appo
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Table ‐ B : ‐ For Tribal areas
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STRENGTHENING OF PHYSICAL INFRASTRU
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Primary Health Unit in District Sr.
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13 Tiosa 14 Warud Alopathic Displia
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Sr. No. Sub ‐ Center PHC Taluka O
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Sr. No. Sub ‐ Center PHC Taluka O
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TELEMEDICINE CENTER One telemedicin
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SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAM Planning of t
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SCHEMES FOR TRIBAL AND LEFTIST EXTR
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PROCUREMENT PLAN Warehouse (Medicin
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• Daily visit to patient to solve
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Budget requirement for Maher Scheme
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Budget requirement for AYUSH Cell d
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d. Allowances to RH doctors : Medic
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MONITORING AND EVALUTION CELL Monit
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IPHS MONITORING UNIT It has been de
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IMMUNIZATION PIP 2011-12
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a) Plan for replacement of all cond
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B. Existing Support to the District
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Service Delivery: ‐ Norms* Mobili
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Service Delivery: ‐ Norms* Three
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Form D ‐ Name of District/ Corp -
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OTHER DISEASE PROGRAMME
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Disease Cash assistance from GoI Ma
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2010‐11 Up to Oct 2010 2011‐12
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2010‐11 Up to Oct 2010 2011‐12
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Sr No Total budjet provision prapos
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RNTCP Section D: Summary of propose
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National Programme for Control of B
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Screening of School Children Year S
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6) The Non Recurring GIA for Upgred
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2 Eye Donation 10 th Std Students a
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IDSP PIP Activity Sheet of year 201
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National Rural Health Mission Distr
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National Rural Health Mission Natio
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E. INTER SECTORAL CONVERGENCE E.1 M
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CHAPTER‐5: MONITORING AND EVALUAT
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Budget Allocation: The budget for M
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7. Uploading of FMRs on HMIS Portal
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Details of budget as per the functi
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Sr. No. Chapter - 7 Resources and o
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g PHU 31.00 3.09 - h RR Centre 5.00
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National Rural Health Mission Addit
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Budget Head 3) Provision for Monito
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Office. The bare necessity of THO O
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Sickle Cell Disease Project in Mors
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Additional activity suggested for M
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12) Ideal awards for health employe
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