Three-Day National Conference on Health Innovations launched in Indore
The most nine innovations presented by Madhya Pradesh
IV Concludes National Health Innovation Summit
Bhopal : Saturday, July 8, 2017:-
The innovations presented in the IV National Health Innovation Summit will now be implemented in every state. On the last day of the fourth National Health Innovation Summit held at the Brilliant Convention Centre of Indore, the innovations of various territories were presented today. The most nine innovations presented in Summit were presented by Madhya Pradesh. For this, all praised the Madhya Pradesh.
The nine innovations of Madhya Pradesh include cancer chemotherapy treatment, dialysis free facility, e-medicine, female health camp, health dialogue center, knock campaign, HR MIS, mental health (inspiring) and free treatment of infertility.
In order to ensure the treatment of the Dots method of T.B. patients in Chhattisgarh, the information for those who buy T.B. has been collected from private drug vendors. This will allow the patients to access the dots. The ‘Chief Decay Nutrition Scheme’ has also been launched to resolve the problem of malnutrition in TB patients. It is given a governmental assistance to improve the nutrition level of malnourished caries patients.
The ‘Mukbir Yojana’ was introduced in Rajasthan, in order to curb the tendency to detect the birth baby’s sex through prenatal selection and test techniques and to kill the fetus in the event of a daughter. The scheme has been rewarded with the correct informative of fetal sex test in private medical institutions.
Medico Legal Court in Kerala
The rules have been made necessary to facilitate the clinical trial process of women suffering from sexual implications of the Kerala regime. The Medico Legal Court has been created for this and has been prepared for the test consensus and measure of primary treatment.
The Andhra Pradesh government has launched ‘Health Vidya Vahini’. The student of the M.B.S. of the Medical College gives information to the citizens of healthy lifestyle, hygiene and nutrition, etc. through Anganwadi Centres, Schools and Home Visit. An arrangement has also been set up to monitor the quality of cleanliness of Government hospitals in Andhra Pradesh. Clean cleaning of each government hospital is reported 3 times a day. Cleanliness are recommended by the observer in the superior, general and dissatisfactory category. Immediately necessary proceedings are taken based on this report. Sanitation of health institutions is also monitored by the Chief Minister.
Proposed by the Uttar Pradesh based on the necessary efforts to protect against dismantlements from useful medical devices such as X-ray.
Presentation was made by the team of Meghalaya on Biomedical Waste Management daily from hospitals. Special innovation has been adopted in the Meghalaya for safe management of fluid waste from hospitals.
District Awarding of the State
On the last day of Summit, the institutions of various districts and private practitioners were rewarded for the successful implementation of the ‘Pradhan Mantri Safe Maternity Campaign’ in the state.
In the implementation of the ‘Prime Minister for Safe Maternity Campaign’ in districts with high priority, District Anuppur received the third position jointly to the First, Raisen, II and Dindori and Mandala. In the category of general districts Mandsaur received the first, Jabalpur to the second and Sihore to the third place.
Representatives of AMP Dr. Madhur Chandra, O.G.S. Dr. Vandana Kundrgi, I.M.A. Dr. Azad and IRIA were awarded for active cooperation in the campaign. Dr. Rain Arya, Dr. Line Agarwal of Chhatarpur and Dr. Ramberan Buddha was awarded in the category of high priority districts to contribute to the campaign at the same private level.
Dr. Mita Agrawal, Dr. Monica Jindal Singh and Balaghat, was awarded in the category of general districts. The awards and honours were given by Shri Manoj Jhalani, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of India, and Smt. Gauri Singh, Chief Secretary of the Department of Public Health and Family Welfare of Madhya Pradesh.
Shri Rajeshwar Rao, Joint Secretary in the Government of India at the closing ceremony, Commissioner Ms. Pallavi Goville, Mission Director Shri Sanjay Goyal, Former Mission Director Shri Kiran Gopal, Head Secretary of Other State, Mission Director and many Directors of Government of India, All Operators and other Senior Officers of the State were present.
