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MP efforts to check mother & child mortality rate lauded
Thursday, January 21, 2010 02:27:07 PM,
Pervez Bari, ummid.com |
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Bhopal: An 11-member team of National Rural Health
Mission from New Delhi has lauded the efforts of Madhya Pradesh
Government in checking mother and child mortality rate and
increasing the number of institutional deliveries.
The team also praised
the state government’s decision to establish a call centre and start
emergency vehicle express in every district, which will provide
Medicare to general patients as well besides pregnant women under
Janani Express Yojana.
The team comprised of
Director Union Health Ministry Arun Baroka, Assistant Commissioner
Dr. Manish Malhotra, Assistant Commissioner Dr. S. Sikandar,
Assistant Commissioner Dr. B Kishore, Consultant Dr. Thelka Narayan,
Dr. Ganga Kumar, consultant Dr. Ravish Behel, consultant Dr. Ushma
Sharma, consultant Ms Geetanjali Agrawal, consultant Dr. Kalyani and
Financial Controller Sanjeev Gupta. From Madhya Pradesh side, Health
Secretary S. R. Mohanty, Health Commissioner Manohar Agnani,
Director Health Ashok Sharma, A. N. Mittal and Joint Director of
Health Mission S. K. Shrivastava attended the meeting.
Apart from reviewing
the activities of the Health Mission in Madhya Pradesh, the team
also reviewed the action plan for the year 2010-11. The team lauded
Madhya Pradesh government for increasing percentage of institutional
deliveries from 26 to 72 per cent. They also praised the decision to
establish intensive care units for new born children at every
district headquarter and planning to extend the scheme to other
areas of the state as well. Health Secretary Mohanty informed the
team that the Chief Minister and the Health Minister have instructed
to turn the programmes to check mother and child mortality rate into
a mission.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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