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NMHS<br />
WestBengal<br />
Tamilnadu<br />
Punjab<br />
4.3.9 Final Indicators and Score Card<br />
Following the state consensus meeting, the PI<br />
<strong>of</strong> the respective states revised the contents<br />
based on discussions and submitted the final<br />
completed version <strong>of</strong> the SMHA pr<strong>of</strong>orma<br />
along with the recommendations arising<br />
from the meeting. The final set <strong>of</strong> documents<br />
(duly completed SMHSA pr<strong>of</strong>orma and the<br />
state score card with indicator values) were<br />
again checked by the NIMHANS team and<br />
data from the final version was used to<br />
refine indicators as well as the state score<br />
card. The indicators thus identified are listed<br />
below and this would form a baseline for all<br />
surveyed states to plan state level activities<br />
for the future. The individual factsheets <strong>of</strong><br />
each states along with indicator are provided<br />
in annexure 2 - 13.<br />
However, it is essential to highlight the fact that<br />
despite the best efforts <strong>of</strong> everyone, data was<br />
not available in some areas as information was<br />
not collected earlier or even if collected, was not<br />
available at the state level. Further, information<br />
from the private sector was totally unavailable in<br />
many areas (health care institutions, manpower,<br />
resources, etc.) due to the lack <strong>of</strong> information<br />
gathering mechanisms.<br />
SMHSA<br />
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