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Medical Services
Submitted by pbhagawati on Fri, 04/17/2009 - 11:58
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Health being a fundamental and integral part of productive life, development, quality of life and major investment, the State government is committed to achieving overall improvement in the health station of the people by raising access to quality health care for everyone, taking the major health issues and raising awareness about nutrition, environmental sanitation, disease prevention and control measures.
Health Services:
Health Service has been provided by the State Government through a network of 370 Health Sub-Centre, 57 Primary Health Centres, and 12 Community Health Centre. Despite the expansion of health delivery system in the State access to quality Health Services need improvement especially in rural areas where there are no private health providers.
Upto 2009-10 there were 12 nos. of Government Hospital with bed strength of 931 and 12 nos. of Private Hospital/Nursing Homes with a total bed strength of 871. Construction of two Accident & Trauma Centre one each at Kolasib and Serchhip has been completed.
There is still now has no Medical College in the State either under the Central Government or State Government undertaking. There is one College of Nursing recently established affiliated to Mizoram University and one Regional Institute of Paramedical & Nursing Science (RIPANS) at Aizawl funded by Central Government. Recently, the State Government has decided to established 1 (one) ANM School and 4 (four) GNM Schools in four District Capitals. No. of Hospitals & Health Centres:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Economic Survey Mizoram 2008-09
No. of Medical & Paramedical Personnel:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
Medical Institutions (Government and Non-government) and Bed Strength:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010
Performance of Family Welfare Programme:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010
Universal Immunization Coverage:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010
Achievement of Some Health Programmes:
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
National AIDS Control Programme (District wise):
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010
No. of Births & Deaths Registered: (January-December)
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
Birth Rate, Death Rate and Infant Mortality Rate: (January-December)
Source: Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2010 Statistical Handbook Mizoram 2008
Mizoram State Health Care Scheme (MSHCS)
The Government of Mizoram is committed to providing Health Insurance cover to its population and had implemented for all its population excepting Government Servants and their dependents a Health Insurance Scheme called the Mizoram State health Care Scheme (MSHCS) in 2008.
At the same time, RSBY, a BPL Scheme for the unorganized sector under the Ministry of Labour & Employment being implemented all over the country is linked with the MSHCS from 2010. Under the two schemes, a BPL family can now avail the usual RSBY cover of Rs. 30,000/- and an additional cover from MSHCS of Rs. 2.7 lakhs, thereby, making the total cover upto Rs. 3.00 lakhs. Moreover, APL (Above Poverty Line) families could avail critical illness cover up to Rs. 3.00 lakhs under MSHCS.
National Rural Health Mission (NRHM):
National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) was launched in Mizoram on June, 2005 by setting up a State Health Mission brought the Scheme of Reproductive and Child Health (RCH-II) as well as National Disease Control Programme and various family related activities under its umbrella.
There are now altogether 943 ASHA under NRHM. 815 numbers of Village Health and Sanitation Committee has already been constituted each under the Chairmanship of Village Council President. As many as 512 personnel have been recruited on contract basis for programme management support out of which 147 were recruited during 2009-10. Eight more PHC has been upgraded to 24X7 PHC in addition to 32 PHC (24X7) already functioning. Besides construction/reconstruction of Sub-Centre and staff quarters, the State Government has released Rs. 55.05 lakhs as untied fund and Rs. 43.50 lakhs as Annual maintenance fund to 370 Sub-Centres, 57 PHC and 9 CHC during 2009-10.
The State Government has also released Rs. 79.00 lakhs to 8 Districts Hospital and 9 CHC under Rogi Kaligan Samiti (RKS).
AYUSH:
The State Government continued to lay emphasis on upgradation of AYUSH educational standards, quality control and standardization of drugs, improving the availability of medical plant material, research and development and awareness generation about the efficiency of the system domestically and internationally. The State Government has constructed AYUSH building at Civil Hospital, Aizawl and 10 (ten) bedded AYUSH IPD ward at seven other Hospitals.
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