Sl. No. |
Action Points |
Status as on July, 2006 |
| 1 |
Setting up of the State and District Rural Health Our History |
The State Health Our History was set-up vide Government of Mizoram Notification No. A.17014/39/2005-HFW dt.14.6.2005, The District Health Our History vide Government of Mizoram Notification No. A.17014/39/ 2005-HFW dt. 24.6.05 and Village Health Committee vide Government of Mizoram Notification No. A.17014/ 39/2005-HFW/Pt dt.6.6.05. |
| 2 |
Merger of Health & Family Welfare Department |
There is no separate Department of Health and Department of Family Welfare under Government of Mizoram. The Department is functioning under one Department. There is no question of merger. |
| 3 |
Merger of Health & Family Welfare Societies |
The following State level Health Societies are merged into the Mizoram State Health Society vide Government of Mizoram Notification No. A.17014/39/05-HFW dt. 17/11/05. State Tuberculosis Control Society. State Leprosy Society. State Vector Borne Disease Control Society. State Health & Family Welfare Society. State Blindness Control Society. Integrated Disease Surveillance Project |
| 4 |
Rogi Kalyan Samity (RKS) |
Government of Mizoram had constituted Rogi Kalyan Samiti in all District Hospital, CHC & PHC vide Government of Mizoram notification no. A.17014/40/05-HFW dt.5th Sept. 2005; A.17014/40/05-HFW dt. 5th Sept. 05 and A. 17014/40/05-HFW dt. 5th Sept. 05.
The department had registered the following district hospital RKS under Societies Registration Act, 1860:
a) Aizawl Civil Hospital RKS
b) Lunglei Civil Hospital RKS
c) Serchhip District Hospital RKS
d) Kolasib District Hospital RKS
e) Champhai District Hospital
f) Saiha District Hospital RKS
g) TB Hospital RKS, Zemabawk
h) Mamit District Hospital
i) Lawngtlai District Hospital
CHC and PHC RKS had been constituted in all the CHCs and PHCs. However, registration under Societies Registration Act, 1860 is under active process and expected to be completed soon |
| 5 |
MoU between the State and Government of India |
MoU between the State and Government of India was signed on the month of December 2005. |
| 6 |
Selection and Training of ASHA |
In Mizoram, out of 740 requirement projected by the state, 667 ASHA’s are selected so far. It is expected that as desired by Government of India, trained ASHA will be in position by the end of Aug, 2006. |
| 7 |
Preparation of the State and district plans |
1) State Level Training of Trainers on preparation of District Health Action Plan is being conducted for Deputy ComOur Historyers/Chairman, CMO/Member Secretary, District Health Society, officials from PHE Deptt, LAD, SWD, RD and NGOs of the district. This trainers will in turn give training to village level functionaries, vizly, Village Council President, Health Worker (Female), Anganwadi Workers (AWW), Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA), officials from PHE, LAD and NGOs.
Preparation of State and District Health Action Plan will be completed on August, 2006 and submitted to Government of India on September, 2006. |
| 8 |
Identification of district with poor indicators and need for monitoring |
District identified with poor indicators which requird close monitoring are Lawngtlai, Saiha and Mamit Districts. |
| 9 |
Programme Management Unit |
State Programme Management Support Unit had been establiseh in the Director of Health services Office and District Programme Management Support Unit in respective CMO’s office. |
| 10 |
Integration of Schemes |
All the schemes had been integrated into NRHM. |
| 11 |
Mainstreaming of AYUSH |
Initiative is being taken at District level for Mainstreaming of AYUSH into NRHM. Proposal had been submitted to Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare for engagement of 10 Ayush doctors on contractual basis @ Rs.15,000/- p.m. Reply is awaited from Government of India. |
| 12 |
Up gradation of CHC |
The following 9 CHCs had been identified for Upgradation to 1 PHS:
1) Vairengte 2) Kawrthah
3) Saitual 4) Sakawrdai
5) Thenzawl 6) Biate
7) Ngopa 8) Hnahthial
9) Chawngte |
| 13 |
Strengthening of PHC |
All the 57 PHCs functioning in the state had been strengthened and made fully functional PHC providing 24 hrs Delivery Services from fund received under RCH – II. As and when Government of India approve state PIP and release fund for engagement of Ayush Doctor on contract basis, all the 57 PHCs will be provided Ayush Doctor in phase. |
| 14 |
Making Sub-Centres Functional |
In order to make Sub-Centres functional, untied fund of Rs. 10,000/- per Sub-Centres had been provided to all Sub-Centres. Guidelines for Utilization of Untied fund had been translated into Mizo. The state Government had received from GoI fund amounting to Rs.34.60 lakhs for 346 Sub-Centres @ Rs.10,000/- per Sub-Centre. The same had been released to all the district. |
| 15 |
Health Melas |
Health Melas had been conducted in the following district capitals a) Mamit, b) Kolasib, c) Lunglei, d) Aizawl and e) Champhai (7th – 9th Feb, 06). |
| 16 |
Involvement of PRIs |
Unlike other States, Mizoram is having Village Council similar to Village Panchayat. These Village Councils are empowered and strengthened by the State Government by constituting village Health Committee which is headed by President of Village Council. Village Health Committee will be responsible for working out Village Action Plan and further executing all the works within their respective village. |
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Strengthening Anganwadis |
On going process, with good coordination with concerned department i.e, Social Welfare Department. |
| 18 |
Public Private Partnership (PPP) |
It is a new scheme introduced under RCH Phase II, under this scheme patients belonging to BPL families can be given assistance on suffering from the following diseases:Diarrhea RTI/STI Fever PUO Vaccine Preventable Diseases ARI/ Pneumonia MTP Accidents Neonatal disorders Assistance can be given as under:
Vaccine Preventable Diseases(Children) – Rs.400/-
Neonatal Disorder – Rs.500/-
Under- Nutrition including Anaemia – Rs.600/-
And so on.
The following Hospitals are identified where BPL Category could be referred to for deliveries in the absence of a Government medical set up under the JSY:
a) Presbyterian Hospital, Durtlang.
b) Greenwood Hospital, Bawngkawn.
c) Seventh Day Hospital, Vaivakawn.
d) Christian Hospital, Serkawn, Lunglei. |
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District Hospital Up gradation |
Proposal for up-gradation of District Hospital had been included in the state Programme Implementation Plan (PIP). As and when the Government of India will release fund for the same imme |
