The document outlines several national health programs in India related to mother and child health, control of communicable diseases like tuberculosis and malaria, nutritional deficiency programs like the special nutrition program and mid-day meal program, and non-communicable diseases like the national mental health program and national cancer control program. It also describes the role of nurses in promoting healthy lifestyles, preventing ailments, educating communities, providing direct care, instituting health programs, assessing care delivery, conducting research, and working in various community settings.

1. New Health Programs- India
Submitted to:- Submitted by :-
Respected Nisha ma’am Ms. Samriti
Assosiate professor (CHN) B.Sc 4th year
ACON ACON

11. National programmes related
to mother & child health care

28. National programmes related to
control of communicable
diseases

33. National tuberculois control
programme

42. National malarial control
programme

43. National programmes related
to nutiritional deficiency
programmes

44. Special nutrition programme

45. Mid day meal programme

48. National programmes related
to non communicable diseases

49. National mental health
programme

52. National cancer control
programme

54. ROLE OF NURSE
•Promote healthy lifestyle
•Prevent ailments and health issues
•Educate community about managing chronic conditions and
making healthy choices
•Provide direct care
•Institute health and wellness programmes
•Assess a community’s delivery of patient care and wellness
projects
•Conduct research
•Community healthcare nurses work In hospitals, clinics,
community centres, schools, govt. health agencies and public
health departments.