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State 2001 Census Highlights
AIDS Control
National Anti-Malaria Programme
Basic Health Programme (BHP)
National Programme for Control of Blindness
Border District Project (BDP): (UNICEF)
National Cancer Control Programme
National Surveillance Programme for Communicable Diseases (NSPCD)
Demographic and Reproductive Health Situation
Maharashtra Health Systems Development Project
Epidemic Control Programme
National Filaria Control Programme
Health Programmes
Hospital Services
State Health Information, Education Communication Bureau (IEC)
Health Intelligence & Vital Statistics
Introduction
National Iodine Deficiency Disorder Control Programme
Public Health Laboratory Services
National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP)
National Mental Health Programme (NMHP)
Minimum Needs Programme
Findings in National Family Health Survey-2
Organizational Structure
Integrated Population & Development Project (I.P.D) (UNFPA)
Population Policy
Reproductive Health and Child Health Programme
RTI/STI Sub-Project Nasik
Sector Investment Programme: (European Commission)
Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme
Health Transport Organisation
Population Policy
Population policy was declared on 8th March 2000 on the eve of the International Mahila Day.
The policy has following features
- Two child family norm
- Prevention of child marriage.
- Prevention of misuse of Pre-natal Sex Determination Act
- Implementation of Births, Deaths and Marriages registration act
- Empowerment of Gram Panchayats
- Recognition to Health Institutions doing quality work
- Steering Committee under Chairmanship of Hon'ble Chief Minister to monitor the Population Policy.
AIDS Awareness
- Rallies and Public gatherings were organized involving the Miss World /Miss Universe for
addressing the Youth about "knowing AIDS and Prevention"
- Skating from Mumbai - Kolhapur, Pune - Kolhapur were organized to draw attention of
people for AIDS control measures
International Assistance
There are International Donor agencies working in the field of health in the state. The World No. of
JNFPA, UNICEF, European Commission, GTZ Health Projects are implemented in various
area of the state.
Health Programmes
- Malaria case incidence has come down from 1,58,239 cases to 76,234 cases in 2001
compared to the previous year. Similarly, Filaria cases have come down from 42,748 cases to
24,947 cases
- Record Cataract operations of 3,81,929 in1999-2000 and 4,59,721 in 2000-2001 were
performed.
- The prevalence of 14.7/10,000 of Leprosy cases in 1991-92 has come down to 3.1 / 10,000.81
- The Mental Health Problems are being given priority and 10 bedded wards are being opened at
every District Hospital
- Heart Surgeries had been the domain of only urban areas and being costly were beyond the
reach of the poor. The issue has been seriously taken up and facilities are being extended to
the District Hospitals through "Jeevandai Yogana".
Medical Education and Indian System of Medicine
The State has following facilities and is leading in addressing the preventive as well as curative
needs of the people.
| (1) |
Medical Colleges |
- |
33 |
| (2) |
Dental Medical Colleges |
- |
13 |
| (3) |
Ayurvedic Colleges |
- |
39 |
| (4) |
Homeopathic Colleges |
- |
36 |
| (5) |
Pharmacy Colleges |
- |
45 |
| (6) |
Occupational Therapy Institutions |
- |
4 |
| (7) |
Psycho Therapy Institutions |
- |
8 |
| (8) |
Audio Therapy units |
- |
2 |
04 March, 2008
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