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The State has already started many initiatives to take care of the poor health indicators. One of the major intervention that the state is pursuing is promotion of institutional delivery. This intervention can lead to significant improvement in IMR & MMR. The startegy involves two major kind of interventions - one, creating demand by providing incentives to pregnant women of disadvantaged sections to come to institutions for delivery and two, strengthening supply side by providing institutions that take care fo the needs of such women. The demand side has been taken care of through new schemes like Janani Suraksha Yojana (Government of India Scheme under NRHM), Vijayaraje Janani Kalyan Bima Yojana (Insurance scheme that covers the expenses of institutional delivery in government or private institutions upto Rs. 1000 for all BPL families) and Scheme for Free Referal Transport & Treatment (All women of SC/ST & all women of BPL are given free transport to come to government hospital for delivery and also all expenses on delivery are taken care of through the government system) have been initiated and are working quite satisfactorily. On the supply side, institutions are being equipped with staff & equipments so that a pregnant woman does not have to travel more than 15 km to reach to a 24-hour functional institution. These interventions are supported through RCH II, NRHM & State Budget. These activities will be in prime focus in the 11th Five-Year Plan and the State will need to increase the number of institutions that can provide 24-hour services and also expand the existing institutions to take care of the increased demand. The State aims to open new institutions (PHC/CHC) on the basis of 2001 Census and population norm. The increased demand is also going to cause a significant increase in the expenditure incurred on the cash incentives under the three schemes mentioned above. The new drug policy of the state will help in increasing the supply of medicines almost three times. This will improve the availability of medicines to poor outdoor patients significantly. The needs of the poor indoor patients are being taken care of through Deendayal Antyodaya Upchaar Yojana. The scheme provides free treatment to BPL families on hospitalization upto an annual limit of Rs. 20,000. The scheme was applicable to only BPL SC/ST families but has been extended to all BPL families this year. In case of critical ailments, expenses upto Rs. 1.50 lakh per individual for a BPL
person is covered under State Illness Fund, the processes of which have been simplified recently by decentralizing powers to certain limits to the district level functionaries. These schemes are at their early phase right now, but are going to incur major expenditure in future as it is publicized to all those who need them. The likelihood of exponential increase in expenditures will be a major challenge for the State to meet with in 11th Five-year Plan. The National Rural Health Mission will provide the major directions to the health sector in the upcoming five-year plan. The State will give more emphasis on decentralized planning where all the stakeholders will be involved. The planning exercise will be done village upwards and every district will have an integrated district health action plan based on such grass root planning. The State has already gone for district level planning and we have district health action plans for all 48 districts. The experiences gained so far will help us in taking this planning exercise further down to village level. The thrust area for state plan would be to provide medical facilities to cope up with the increasing demand of institutional deliveries. Increasing access to rural health services by way of establishing new health institutions as per population norms and to provide buildings for all the primary health care institutions. Over all Objectives • Reduction in Infant Mortality Rate and Maternal Mortality Ratio • Universal immunization against major childhood illnesses • Prevention and control of communicable and non-communicable diseases, including locally endemic diseases • Integrated comprehensive primary healthcare leading to population stabilization in high fertility districts • Provision of village level health activists (ASHA) in underserved villages • Preparation of Panchayat level Health Action Plan • Strengthening Sub-centres/PHCs • Raising CHCs to the level of IPHS • Institutionalizing District level Management of Health (all districts) • Increase utilization of First Referral Units from less than 20% (2002) to more than 75% by 2010
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