The document describes several national health programs in India, including their objectives, functioning, and outcomes. It discusses the National Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control Programme which aims to increase consumption of iodated salt, the National Leprosy Eradication Programme which seeks to reduce leprosy prevalence rates, and the National Mental Health Programme which ensures availability and accessibility of mental healthcare. It provides details on the activities, implementation, and impact of these national efforts to address major health issues in India.

1. Miss M.I.Mujawar
M.Pharmacy

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 Describe all ongoing National Health Programmes.
 Describe objectives,functioning,outcomes of National
Health Programmes.
 Describe role of Pharmacist in health care system
Learning OBJECTIVES

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 Developing personal motivation, knowledge and
skills to choose healthy lifestyle.
 Creating environment supportive health, work and
education.
 Reducing unequal distribution of health and heath
services.
Introduction

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 Promoting physical activity among the general
population
 Promoting healthy diet and improving food quality
 Reducing tobacco smoking
 Reducing alcohol consumption, changing alcohol
consumption patterns, and reducing alcohol abuse-
related health damage
 Reducing abuse of other psychoactive substances and
drug abuse-related health damage
 Improving efficiency of health education and health
promotion programmes
 Promoting mental health and preventing mental
disorders
 Reducing exposure to harmful factors in the living,
working and educational environment and mitigating
their health effects
Activities

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 Improving sanitation throughout the country
 Reducing the incidence of accidents, and traffic
accidents in particular
 Improving efficiency and effectiveness of emergency
service in life threatening conditions
 Preventing premature births, low birth weight and
reducing related health effects
 Improving early diagnosis and active care of persons at
risk of ischemic heart disease
 Providing better opportunities for people with
disabilities and developing their capacities to lead
active lives
 Improving prevention of communicable diseases
 Improving prevention of dental caries and periodontal
disease

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Major Programs
 1. National AIDS Control Program
 2. National Cancer Control Program
 3. National Diarrheal Disease Control Program
 4. National Filaria Control Program*
 5. National Family Welfare Program
 6. National Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control Program
 7. National Leprosy Eradication Program
 8. National Malaria Eradication Program*
 9. National Program for Control of Blindness & Visual Impairment 10.
National Reproductive and Child Health Program
 11. National Program for surveillance Program for Communicable diseases
 12. National Tuberculosis Control Program (Revised)
National Health programs of India

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Minor Programs
 1. National Mental Health Program
 2. National Japanese Encephalitis Control Program*
3. National Diabetes Control Program
 4. National Kala-azar Control Program*
 5. National Water Supply and Sanitation Program

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Objectives:
 1. Surveys to assess the magnitude of Iodine
Deficiency Disorders in the districts.
 2. Supply of iodated salt in place of common salt.
 3. Resurveys to assess iodine deficiency disorders
and the impact of iodated salt after every 5 years in
the districts.
 4. Laboratory monitoring of iodated salt and
urinary iodine excretion.
 5. Health Education and Publicity.
1. National Iodine Deficiency Disorders
control Programmes(NIDDCP)

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 nodal Ministry for implementation of National
Iodine Deficiency Disorders Control Programme
(NIDDCP)has been created.
 consumption of adequately iodated salt has been
increased from 51.1% (2005-06) to 71.1% in 2009.
 National Reference Laboratory for monitoring of
IDD has 4 Regional laboratories and 35 States
laboratorie .s have been formed
Functioning and Outcome

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 Objectives:
 a) To reduce Prevalence rate less than 1/10,000
population at sub national and district level.
 b) To reduce Grade II disability % < 1 among new
cases at National level
 c) To reduce Grade II disability cases < 1 case per
million population at National level.
 d) Zero disabilities among new Child cases.
 e) Zero stigma and discrimination against persons
affected by leprosy.
2. National Leprosy Eradication
Programme (NLEP)

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 NLEP functions under the umbrella of National
Health Mission (NHM).
 Diagnosis and treatment of Leprosy.
 Capacity Building
 Information, Education and Communication (IEC)
and counseling
 Disability Prevention and Medical Rehabilitation
 NGO services.
Functioning and Outcome

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OBJECTIVE.
 To ensure the availability and accessibility of minimum
mental healthcare for all in the foreseeable future,
particularly to the most vulnerable and underprivileged
sections of the population;
 To encourage the application of mental health knowledge
in general healthcare and in social development; and
 To promote community participation in the mental health
service development and to stimulate efforts towards self-
help in the community.
3NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
(NMHP)

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 District Mental Health Program
 Public Private Partnership(PPP) model activities.
 Man power development schemes.
- centre of excellence in mental health
- PG training dept. of mental health facilities .
 IEC(information ,education and communication)
activities.
Functioning and Outcome

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