The document outlines the history and components of India's National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Diseases & Stroke (NPCDCS). Key points include: - The NPCDCS was established in 2010 as an umbrella program to prevent and control non-communicable diseases through lifestyle changes, early diagnosis, building healthcare capacity, training medical professionals, and palliative care. - Prior programs included the Regional Cancer Centre Scheme from 1984-85, District Cancer Control Program from 1990-91, and decentralized NGO Scheme for cancer education and detection. - The NPCDCS aims to (1) prevent and control common NCDs, (2) provide early diagnosis and

1. Dr. Srabana Misra Bhagabaty, MD
In-charge
Department of Preventive Oncology
Dr. B . Borooah Cancer Institute

2. Launce: 1975
Primery
prevention
Secondary
prevention
Tertiary
prevention
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3. 1984-85 : Amendment
1990-91 :District Cancer Control (DCC) Prog
started
2000-01 :Modified DCC programme initiated
2004 :Evaluation of NCCP
2005 :The programme was further revised
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4. Regional Cancer Centre Scheme
Existing regional centres are being
further strengthened to act as
referral centres
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5. Oncology wing development
scheme
Started to fill up geographical gaps
in the availability of cancer
treatment facilities in the country
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6. District Cancer Control
Programme
large number of cancer cases can
be prevented with suitable health
education and early detection
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7. Decentralized NGO Scheme
Meant for IEC activities and early
detection of cancer
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8. IEC activities at central level
Wider publicity given about anti
tobacco legislation
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9. Research and Training
Training programmes, monitoring
and research activities will be
organized at the central level
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10. NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR PREVENTION AND
CONTROL OF CANCER, DIABETES,
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES & STROKE
(NPCDCS)
Umbrella
approach
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11. 1) Prevent and control common NCDs
through behaviour and life style changes,
2) Provide early diagnosis and
management of common NCDs,
3) Build capacity at various levels of health
care forprevention, diagnosis and
treatment of common NCDs,
4) Train human resource within the
public health setup i.e doctors,
paramedics and nursing staff to cope
with the increasing burden of NCDs, and
5) Establish and develop capacity for
palliative & rehabilitative care.
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