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Presentation by Dr. Shaileshkumar Sutariya, M.D.(CM) State Nodal Officer (Adolescent Health)

Health & Family Welfare Department Government of Gujarat. School Health Programme. Presentation by Dr. Shaileshkumar Sutariya, M.D.(CM) State Nodal Officer (Adolescent Health) Health & Family Welfare Department, Govt of Gujarat. Beneficiaries Bouquet “Newborn to 18 Years”.

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Presentation by Dr. Shaileshkumar Sutariya, M.D.(CM) State Nodal Officer (Adolescent Health)

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  1. Health & Family Welfare Department Government of Gujarat School Health Programme Presentation by Dr. Shaileshkumar Sutariya, M.D.(CM) State Nodal Officer (Adolescent Health) Health & Family Welfare Department, Govt of Gujarat

  2. Beneficiaries Bouquet “Newborn to 18 Years” Covers more than 1.55 CroresChildren , about 26 % of total Population (1,01,301) New born to 6 years Angan- WadiChildren 38,57,769 (50,382) Non School going children 95,386 Primary School Children 91,63,123 (41,411) Secondary and Higher Secondary School Children 24,75,515 (9,508) Children/ Juvenile Home etc 380 Madressa 12088

  3. Services Bouquet - Primary Healthcare to Super- Specialty Healthcare • Health Screening and Medical check up based on 4D’s: Defects at Birth, Diseases, Deficiencies and Disabilities • Health & Referral Card • Primary care on spot • Free Spectacles • Referral Services for Secondary and Tertiary care • Super-Specialty treatment for Heart , Kidney and Cancer Disease including Renal Transplant • Health and Life-Skills education Micro Planning and Management

  4. Systematic Methodology and Robust Documentation

  5. Technology Driven Program E mail Phone Monitoring by PMCC SMS Video Conference Online module • Web-based Application http://shp.guj.nic.in

  6. SHP to School Health Week: A Flagship Programme Sanitation Day Jointly by Department of - Panchayat, Water Supply and Forest Nutrition Day Jointly by Department of Health & Women and Child Development DAY 1 3 2 Health Screening Day Jointly by Health and Education Department

  7. School Health Week 70 Days Long Programme in The State Medical Check -up DayJointly by Department of Health & Education Cultural & Celebration Day Jointly by Health Education Panchayat & Rural dev. 4 5 DAY

  8. Outcomes- Primary Healthcare 2011-12 & 2012-13

  9. Outcomes: Referral Secondary Healthcare 2011-12 & 2012-13

  10. Outcomes: Referral Super-Specialty Healthcare Services

  11. Community Awareness And Participation Activities In 2011-12 & 2012-13

  12. Media Coverage Landscape

  13. Commitment to Social and Economic Gains to Society Socio-Economic Impact: • Inclusive child healthcare based on Social Equity. • All SC and ST children get quality and expensive treatment of catastrophic diseases free of Cost. • Substantial reduction of health burden leading to Healthy Society and Prosperous Nation. Sustainability: • Demand generation from the community due to Awareness, Acceptance and Participation. • Mass support and Community Ownership • Political commitment. • Continuous training, capacity building & improvisation based upon experience and feedback.

  14. Unique Features- School Health Week (Festival)

  15. External Evaluation by Datamation Ltd. New Delhi • Observations • by NCPCR Team* • Widely accessible communication network; • Easily retrievable health data; • Thorough micro-planning for the entire project; • Designated referral centers for the screened out children • Levels of awareness among the students in Schools - 99.5%. • Levels of awareness in Madrassa -100% • Level of satisfaction of the treatment facility -97.9% • Parents attended school health program activities -66.2% • Schools provided Health educations- 98.4% • PRI members suggesting continuation of the SHP-96.8% • Suggestions: • Mechanism to follow-up of the referral children can be devised • Other chronic diseases and Nutrition problems might be addressed • Allocation of facilities under the scheme needs to be increased • Frequency of school health week can be increased from once in a year to twice in year *Team led by Prof. ShanthaSinha, Chairperson of National Commission for Protection of Child Rights in Dec, 2010

  16. Way Forward • Expansion of Super Specialty Services namely- Cochlear Implant , Liver Transplant including Tertiary Club Foot Treatment. • Convergence and Integration with SarvaShikshaAbhiyan (SSA) of Education Deptt for name based tracking and follow-up. • Convergence and Integration with Gujarat State Nutrition Mission (GSNM) to track and combat Malnutrition Prevalence in a targeted manner. • Convergence with Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) for Child Health Screening and Early Intervention Services through dedicated Mobile Health Teams.

  17. Stories Defining Program Success Tribal & Orphaned Child “LaluHalpati”becameblind due to cataract. Hegot his vision back and ray of hope for bright future through SHP initiatives Before After

  18. THANKS schoolhealthgujarat@gmail.com

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