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About
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About
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Medical Cell |
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The
Cell is concerned with the physical
well being of the PAFs and is headed
by the Deputy Director (Medical). It
is responsible for providing preventive
and curative care to PAPs as per their
requirements and offers comprehensive
services to the families. The medical
experts in the Cell include physician,
pediatrician, gynaecologist, emergency
medical officer, statistical assistant
and pharmacist. |
Prior to resettlement, it was a common
practice among the PAFs to consult witchdoctors
(bhuvas) for their illnesses. The
state medical facilities such as community
health centres (CHC) and primary health
centres (PHC), if available were distant,
and the people had more faith in the local
bhuvas. With Gujarat’s
R&R package, the medical facilities
available to the people have undergone
phenomenal change. Moreover, this change
is not only in the form of delivery of
excellent services, but also in the form
of ensuring that the people use the facilities
available to them. |
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The Medical Cell ensures that doorstep
medical facilities are available to
all families through the provision of
20 mobile medical units. There is also
one mobile hospital and 154 dispensaries
have been established in the sites.
Diagnostic camps and other medical camps
are also held at regular intervals.
During these camps, the PAFs have access
to such facilities as x-rays, sonography
and pathology facilities.
The Cell is responsible for overseeing the hygiene and nutrition
aspects of the sites. It ensures that
the people receive safe drinking water,
and adopt good hygiene habits.
Regular immunization is also conducted, and ante-natal and
post-natal treatment is also being given
to the expectant mothers at their doorsteps.
The Cell works in tandem with the Integrated
Child Development Scheme (ICDS) and
the Mid Day Meal Programme for the promotion
of health in children. It is also responsible
for advocating family planning.
The SSPA dispensaries have records of all the PAFs. Family-wise
health cards and folders are maintained,
so that the consulting doctor is aware
of the patient’s medical history and
the treatment that has been administered.
The Cell also coordinates with the district
health machinery to offer more comprehensive
services and expand the health service
coverage.
Health
and Medical Facilities under SSPA and
State Health Machinery
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Sr.No. |
Type
of services/activity |
Under
SSPA |
Under
State Health |
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1 |
Manpower |
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1.1 |
Female Health Worker |
444/FHW |
4000/FHW |
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1.2 |
Multi Purpose Health Worker |
1700/MPHW |
6000/MPHW |
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1.3 |
Medical Officer |
1700/MO |
30,000/MO |
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2 |
Visit Frequency |
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2.1 |
Female Health Worker |
Daily |
Once a week |
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2.2 |
Multi Purpose Health Worker |
Twice a week |
Once a fortnight |
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2.3 |
Medical Officer |
Twice a week |
Once a month |
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3 |
Visit site |
House to house |
At sub centre or at village |
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4 |
Specialist services available |
At R&R Site |
At Taluka level |
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5 |
Diagnostic facilities (like X-ray, sonography, ECG, laboratory) |
At R&R Site |
At Taluka level |
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6 |
Ambulance services |
Available at doorstep (on call) free of charge |
Available at PHC/CHC H.Q. with charges or with conditions |
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ICDS Nutritional Services (AWC/ sub centre) |
1/38 beneficiaries |
1/60 beneficiaries |
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8 |
Provision of drinking water |
Round the year provision of safe drinking water with quality monitoring |
System of quality monitoring of drinking water in epidemic situation |
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Health status record of population |
Available in the form of family folder and health card |
Available in register format |
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Specialized diagnostic treatment camp like diabetes, physically challenged, kidney diseases, skin, and ayurvedic camps |
Organized frequently |
Organized once a year |
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11 |
Couple protection rate |
58/100 couples (ster) |
34/100 couples (ster) |
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Birth rate |
27/1000 population |
27/1000 population |
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Infant mortality rate |
37/1000 live births |
68/1000 live births |
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Death rate |
5.1/1000 population |
8.3/1000 population |
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