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Informal Health Providers are a critical part of Health Care. As they work on grass root level, they are maximum in contact with common people.

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INFORMAL HEALTH
PROVIDERS
Presented by:-
Palka Mittal

CONTENTS
• Introduction
• Informal providers – Definition
• Strategies to overcome barrier
• Characteristics of IP
• Types of IP
• Govt. Concern

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and
social well-being and not merely the absence of
disease or infirmity
HEALTH

HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
• A health care provider is an individual or an
institution that provides preventive, curative,
promotional, or rehabilitative health care services in a
systematic way to individuals, families or
communities.
• An individual health care provider may be a health
care professional within medicine, nursing, or allied
health professions.
• Institutions include hospitals, clinics, primary care
centers, and other service delivery points.

TYPES OF HEALTH CARE
PROVIDER
On the basis of qualification
• Formal
• Informal

INFORMAL HEALTH
PROVIDERS
Training
• Do not have formally recognized training
• Have some level of informal training
Payment
• From patients
• From NGO & sponsoring bodies in form of reimbursement
Registration & regulation
• Not registered with govt. Regulatory bodies
• Professional affiliation
By networking & business activities

STARTEGIES TO OVERCOME
BARRIERS
• By receiving informal training
• By opting pharmaceutical field
• By acquiring the diverse opportunities

CHARACTERICTICS OF IP
• Low cost
• Reputation
• Look towards patient demand
• Met unmet health care needs

TYPES OF IP
• ASHA- Accredited Social Health Activists
• ANAGANWADI
• ANM- Auxiliary Nurse Midwives

ASHA
• Appointed by village headman
• Liaison between pregnant woman and Govt. Run
facilities
• Keep track of pregnant women in village
• Advice for pre & post- natal nutrition
• Provide resources for family planning
• Help to organize vaccination program

ANGANWADI
• Run childhood daycare
• Assist for immunization
• Advice parent on child’s nutrition status

ANM
• Receive training in nursing & deliveries
• Run vaccination program

ROLE OF GOVT. TOWARDS IP
Govt. Acknowledge IP due to:
• Large population
• Inadequate infrastructure
• Poor monitoring & vigilance of health care delivery
Govt. Efforts :
• Launched NHM

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Informal Health providers.pptx

1. INFORMAL HEALTH PROVIDERS Presented by:- Palka Mittal

2. CONTENTS • Introduction • Informal providers – Definition • Strategies to overcome barrier • Characteristics of IP • Types of IP • Govt. Concern

3. Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity HEALTH

4. HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS • A health care provider is an individual or an institution that provides preventive, curative, promotional, or rehabilitative health care services in a systematic way to individuals, families or communities. • An individual health care provider may be a health care professional within medicine, nursing, or allied health professions. • Institutions include hospitals, clinics, primary care centers, and other service delivery points.

5. TYPES OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDER On the basis of qualification • Formal • Informal

6. INFORMAL HEALTH PROVIDERS Training • Do not have formally recognized training • Have some level of informal training Payment • From patients • From NGO & sponsoring bodies in form of reimbursement Registration & regulation • Not registered with govt. Regulatory bodies • Professional affiliation By networking & business activities

7. STARTEGIES TO OVERCOME BARRIERS • By receiving informal training • By opting pharmaceutical field • By acquiring the diverse opportunities

8. CHARACTERICTICS OF IP • Low cost • Reputation • Look towards patient demand • Met unmet health care needs

9. TYPES OF IP • ASHA- Accredited Social Health Activists • ANAGANWADI • ANM- Auxiliary Nurse Midwives

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11. ANGANWADI • Run childhood daycare • Assist for immunization • Advice parent on child’s nutrition status

12. ANM • Receive training in nursing & deliveries • Run vaccination program

13. ROLE OF GOVT. TOWARDS IP Govt. Acknowledge IP due to: • Large population • Inadequate infrastructure • Poor monitoring & vigilance of health care delivery Govt. Efforts : • Launched NHM

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