PAHAL Issue 29 brings together stories reflecting continued support to the Health Department and ICDS in strengthening public health services across Uttar Pradesh. It highlights key initiatives, including expanding family planning choices with MPA-SC, capacity building of Mukhya Sevikas, and milestones such as the DVDMS mobile app, eHRMS-based PIP rationalisation, and the State Task Force for SBC, alongside community-led progress in maternal and child health.
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The Uttar Pradesh Technical Support Unit (UP TSU) supports the Government of Uttar Pradesh to improve reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition outcomes across all 75 districts and 820 blocks. Led by IGPH, University of Manitoba, in partnership with IHAT, the programme applies a Program Science approach to strengthen community, facility and health-system platforms, reduce inequities, and improve effective coverage at scale.
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The Pharmacy Application is a web and mobile based application supporting pharmacists to comply with legal requirements to strengthen TB notification. It provides useful insights into private-sector ATT prescribing practices and estimates of sales. Identifying missing TB cases is feasible using data triangulation with field verification, ensuring that all patients can access public health benefits for TB diagnosis and care.
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Uttar Pradesh has advanced multi-sectoral action under the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme to accelerate progress towards TB elimination. With TB-STSU’s technical support, the State TB Cell has deepened collaboration across government, corporates and communities to strengthen diagnostics, nutrition support, capacity building and TB notification. This document summarises TB-STSU’s contributions and shows how cross-sector partnerships and community participation are improving early detection and patient-centered care statewide.
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PAHAL Issue 28 documents UP TSU’s continued support to the Health Department and ICDS in strengthening public health delivery across facility, system, and community levels in Uttar Pradesh. This issue brings together stories of progress from the field, reflecting how coordinated planning, capacity building, and data-driven decision-making are improving health services for last-mile populations.
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