Project Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health in Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh

Project MANCH, launched in 2021 in Shahdol district through a collaboration between NHM-MP, HCLFoundation and IHAT, is a pivotal initiative to improve health outcomes among tribal populations. The project focuses on enhancing antenatal and postnatal care coverage, identifying and tracking high-risk pregnancies and newborns, addressing home delivery challenges, and building the capacity of frontline health workers, including ASHAs, Anganwadi Workers, ANMs, and Nursing Officers.

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Gender Responsiveness in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Service Delivery: A Framework for Gender Integration in Training for the Public Health Workforce across Uttar Pradesh, India

Gender is a key social determinant of health, shaping both access and delivery of healthcare services. Achieving universal health coverage relies on equipping healthcare providers with an understanding of gender norms affecting healthcare utilization, access, and outcomes. This knowledge brief presents a framework to systematically integrate gender-responsive care into training programs for public health cadres in Uttar Pradesh.

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Stepping into Service: Empowering Staff Nurses through Induction Training

Government of Uttar Pradesh launched Mission Niramaya to empower newly appointed staff nurses at CHCs and district hospitals. The 12-day foundation training program focused on enhancing skills, knowledge, and professional conduct. Covering drug administration, infection prevention, quality assurance, and national health programs, it prepares nurses to collaborate effectively with doctors and improve healthcare delivery across Uttar Pradesh.

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PAHAL Issue 20

The 20th edition of the PAHAL is a 5-year milestone edition and is a testament to our team’s dedication and hard work as we continue to support GoUP towards making strides in public health at the facility, system, and community levels. This edition showcases some of the key initiatives that have been driving positive change in our organization and the communities we serve.

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Daksh Training 

The idea behind launching the ‘Daksh’ training was to enable the service providers, including the nurse mentors to provide high-quality maternal and child health services. It was a state-level, six-day, competency-based residential training and certification program to be implemented through a skill lab. 

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