Hand Book for Gaon Burahs and Panchayati Raj Leader

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24(F) INVOLVEMENT OF GBS AND PANCHAYAT LEADERS IN PUBLICHEALTH CARE ACTIVITIES1. They are important and helpful local Bodies in the District. Healthdepartment need their help/ participation/ Co-ordination inplanning/implementation/monitoring of all national Health Care servicessystem in district, block and village level.2. Helping in formation of village health committee in each villages and letthe villagers to understand about the causes of disease and health intheir locality.3. Give awareness to the people of Key health determinants as-safedrinking water/ sanitation/ living in hygiene/ cleanliness in villageenvironment.4. Look for adequacy or inadequacy of existing health care provisions aswell as infrastructure of institution and staffs accommodationmanagement if necessary arises in the village area.5. Giving Co-operation with staffs and well discussion the local healthproblem and intimate to concerning authority if any things goes wrong.6. Information to the nearest Medical Officer or staffs if any disease outbreak epidemically in the community.7. During DDT spraying time and impregnation of mosquito nets helping inteam to coverage spraying the houses inside and outside of the housesand impregnated in full in their respective villages.8. During immunization day they should co-operate with team and alleligible children to be brought in both site together without missing anychild.9. Any suspected or clearly suffering from disease like TB/Leprosy in thevillage but found hiding to be brought out or inform to the nearestMedical Officer or any health institution for further investigation andtreatment.10. During the organize Eye screening camps for identifying those requiringcataract surgery and other blinding disorder the leader should help themedical team to find out the cases in own respective villages.(G) PREPARATION OF VILLAGE HEALTH PLAN1. Background: Village Health Planning is one of the key components ofthe National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). One of the basic tenets ofthe NRHM is that people are actively involved in planning, implementing,
25and monitoring programmes to improve their health status. Villagehealth planning is a complex process. The process of participatoryplanning raises several expectations and the state must be serious in itscommitment to meet such expectations and fulfill people’s demands.Nevertheless it is perhaps the only effective way of catalyzingimprovements in primary health care and enabling the goals of theNRHM and ensuring sustained gains. The NRHM proposes thefollowing facilitating features to enable local action.• Decentralization of the NRHM to the Gram Panchayat• Activation of the Village Health Committee and involvement of agreater number of stakeholders particularly women and those frommarginalized communities.• Appointing and training a woman from the community –ASHA, toplay a key role in mobilizing people and supporting village healthplanning and action.• Enabling support to ASHA from the ANM, AWW, and village basedfunctionaries of other departments.• Involvement of the ANM in village planning process made possibleby provision of an additional worker at the sub center (depending onthe states’ need)• Ensuring inter sectoral convergence, particularly with programmesfor women’s empowerment, nutrition, water, household andenvironmental sanitation.• Establishment of an untied fund at the sub center level to meetunmet health related needs of the sub center facility and thepopulation in its area of coverage. (Guidelines on how these are toused have been developed).• Monthly camp at the Anganwadi Center where a Medical Officerand ANM will visit the village to provide services.2. Community Needs Assessment Approach (CNAA) is a village basedplanning tool currently being used by the ANM to assess keyreproductive and child health (RCH) needs in her sub center area.CNAA is a combination of a household survey and qualitativemethodologies, primarily interviews with the AWW, TBA, representativesof the Panchayati Raj Institutions, and members of the women’s groups.CNAA serves as basis to estimate service requirements of a sub center.Thus the information collected is collated into a sub center action plan toassist the ANM to ensure that all women and children in her area arecovered by the service delivery package of RCH.3. Village Health planning in the NRHM will use similar participatoryprocesses, but the scope of the CNAA will expand cover a wider rangeof public health needs, such as: Communicable diseases, nutritionalissues, water and sanitation, RCH, other medial and health issues, andlife style related conditions.
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Page 10 and 11: 6SAMPLE APPOINTMENT ORDER FOR GBIn
Page 12 and 13: 8CHAPTER-IILAW AND ORDER AND ROLE O
Page 14 and 15: 10CHAPTER- IIIVARIOUS RURAL DEVELOP
Page 16 and 17: 12INTRODUCTION:CHAPTER-IVROLES / RE
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79CHAPTER XVIIREGISTRATION OF BIRTH
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83ANNEXURE (A)IN THE COURT OF EXECU
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85CHAPTER XVIIIERADICATION OF CHILD
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87members of the project societies
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89CHAPTER XIXADULT LITERACY AND THE
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91Schemes/Programmes of TRYSEM, DWC
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97as per guidelines. For transporta
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115CHAPTER XXVIEMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN
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117generating additional income to
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1194. Where to file a complaint?Und
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1232. Zilla Parishad may formulate
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