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Key thematic areas under the Health Portfolio include:

• Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and
Adolescent Health (RMNCH+A)

• Non-Communicable Diseases, Mental Health and
Elder Care

• Health Systems Strengthening

• Communicable Diseases

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS:

India is undergoing an epidemiological shift in the profile Pan India Non-Communicable Disease programme:
of diseases, facing a triple burden of communicable
diseases, non-communicable diseases, and accidents/ • 72,297,215 individuals over 30 years of age enrolled;
injuries. Healthcare services are characterised by a 68,262,027 screenings undertaken; 7,173,019 referrals
spectrum of greatly contrasting landscapes. On one end of made; 10,436,254 individuals examined; 5,022,081
the spectrum, there are high-tech institutions providing individuals diagnosed; and 4,946,080 individuals
cutting-edge medical treatments to the wealthy few in treated using CPHC (Comprehensive Primary
urban regions, while on the other, the majority of the Healthcare) software.
country's population lives in rural areas with little to
non-existent health infrastructure or services. The • Training of 14,179 health professionals supported across
healthcare system also runs under many supply-side 20 states.
limitations, with complex and multifaceted challenges, as
well as major gaps in human resources and medical • 1,174,840 Health IDs created using CPHC software under
infrastructure for health, in terms of availability, the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, organised by the
distribution, and capacities. The Trusts aim to address Government of India.
these challenges and to create a resilient health system in
the country that provides quality, a ordable, and Supporting the cost of procedures for congenital cardiac

patient-centered healthcare. disorders at Sri Satya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital in Raipur as
part of Phase 2 of the Chhattisgarh Health System
The emphasis is on improving the access to and quality of Strengthening Initiative:
primary healthcare and life, especially for the marginalised
and financially disadvantaged populations, including • 1,791 children screened and 518 underwent
tribals, by tackling human resource, infrastructure, and surgical intervention.
technology adoption challenges.
• Initiating peripheral screening centres at hospitals in
The Trusts’ engagements strive to improve: Rajnandgaon, Raipur and Ambikapur and training
(a) Access to healthcare services; and the sta .
(b) Quality of healthcare services using technology,
capacity building, and process enhancement.

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