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1. NATIONAL HEALTH COMMITTEE
INTRODUCTION
India has grown up in health and education sectors.
Many health programmes have been co-ordinate to
procced good status of health &health organization.
For this many health committees are planned to
procced different health planning acc. To the need of
public
In 1940, the resolution adapted by National Planning
committees based on the SOKHEY COMMITTEE
recommendation, recommended integration of
preventive & curative function & training of a large
Number of health workers.
DEFINITION
Various committees of expert have been appointed
by government from time to time to render advice
about different health problem
GOAL
The primary goal of National Health Committees is to
inform, clarify, strengthen & priorities the
government’s role in moulding the health system in
various dimension such as investment in health
prevention of disease & promotion of good health

2. The goal of National Health Planning in India is to
attain HEALTH FOR ALL by the year of 2000.
LIST OF NATIONAL HEALTH COMMITTEES
1.Bhore committee(1946)
2.Mudaliar committee (1962)
3.Chadha committee (1963)
4.Mukherjee committee (1965 & 1966)
5.Jungalwalla committee (1967)
6.Kartar Singh committee (1973)
7.Shrivastav committee (1975)
8.Bajaj committee (1986)
JUNGALWALLA COMMITTEE, 1946
Also known as committee on integration of health
services
In 1964, The central council of health held at
Srinagar
Chairman;Dr. N Jungalwalla, the director of National
Institute of health administration & education
(NIHFW)
Work on various problem;
 Related on integration of health services

3.  Elimination of private practice by government
doctors
Services given by committee
 A service with a unified approaches for all
problem instead of a segmented approaches for
different problem
 Medical care & public health programmes should
be put under charge of a single administration at
all level of hierarchy.
STEPS FOR INTEGRATION
1. Unified cadre
2. Common seniority
3.Recognition of extra quality
4.Equal pay for equal work
5.Special pay for special work
6.Elimination of private practice by government
doctor
7.Improvement in their service condition
The committee while gave sufficient indication for
action to be taken but was neither careful to spell
out step & program nor to indicate an uniform
integrated set up but left the matter to state to
work out set up

4. The committee also started that integration should
be process of logical evolution rather than
revolution
KARTAR SINGH COMMITTEE (1973)
 Formed by government of India
 Headed by Additional Secretory of Health
 Chairman; Keishri Kartar Singh (additional
secretory, Ministry of Health & family planning
of union government.)
Committee is working on multipurpose worker under
health & family planning to form frame work for
integration of health & medical services at peripheral
& supervisory levels
Main recommendation
Various categories of peripheral workers should be
amalgamated in a single cadre of multipurpose
worker (M& F)
 The auxiliary nurse midwives were to be
converted into MPF(F) & basic health workers
were to be converted to MPF(M)
 The work of 3-4 male & female MPWs was to
supervised by one health supervise by one health
supervisor.

5.  The existing lady health visitor were to be
converted into female health supervisor
One PHC should cover population of 50,000. It
should be divided into 16 sub center to be staffed
by male & female health worker
Other recommendation
 MPW (f) is assisted by MPW(m) to be appointed
each subcenter
 MPW to be initially started at place where
Malaria control & smallpox control program is
going on
 Malaria program should be in maintenance phase
& small pox to be controlled
 The medical officer should be incharge of all
supervisors & health workers
SHRIVASTAV COMMITTEE (1975)
 Shrivastav committee was set up in 1974 by
government of India in the ministry of health
& family planning
 Group of Medical education & support Manpower
Chairman; Dr. J B shrivastav
Steps

6. Reorient medical education in accordance with the
National need & priorities
Develop a curriculum for health assistants who
function as a link between medical officers &MPWs
Recommendation
 Immediate action for creation of bonds of
paraprofessional & semiprofessional health workers
from /within the community itself
 Establishment of 2 cadre of health workers namely
MPW & HA between the community level workers &
MO at PHC
 Development of referral services by establishing
proper linkage between primary PHC &higher level
referral
 Establishment of a medical & health education
commission for planning & implanting referral
needed in health & medical education on lines of
universities grant commissions
Committee felt that end of 6th
& 5th
5 year plan
 1MPW(F) & 1MPW(m ) should be available for 5000
population
 Health assistance should be there at subcenter not
at PHC

7.  One health assistance (f) with supervise 2MPW(f)
& one health assistance (m) with supervise
2MPW(m)
BAJAJ COMMITTEE (1986-1987)
 A expert committee for ‘health manpower planning,
production, management’
 The member of planning commission to tackle the
problem of health manpower planning, production &
management.
Chairman; Dr. J SBajaj
Main points
 Creation of bondsof paraprofessional &
semiprofessional health worker from within
community itself
 Establishment of a 3 crades of health workers
namely multipurpose health worker & health
assistance between the community level worker &
doctor at PHC
 Development of ‘Referral Services Complex’
 Establishment of a medical & health education
commission for planning & implanting the reform
needed in health & medical education on the lines
of universities grant commission

8. Acceptance of recommendation of shrivastav
committee& launching rural health services
 Formulation of National Medical & Health
Educational policies
 Formulation of National Health Manpower Policy
 Establishment of an educational commission for
health services on the lines university grant
commission
 Establishment of Health Services Universities in
various states & union territories
 Establishment of Health manpower cells T center &
in the states
 Carrying out realistic health manpower survey
 Vocatinalisation of education at level as regard
health related field with appropriate incentives. so
that good quality paramedical personnal may be
available in adequate number

9. CENTRAL COUNCIL FOR HEALTH &
FAMILY WELFARE
INTRODUCTION
The central council of health & family welfare
was set up under Article263 of the constitution
to provide support & advice to the department
of health & policy formulation
 Central council of health is set by presidential
order on 9Aug1952 . to promote the coordination
between the central & state in implementation of
national health programmes
 The directorate general of health services is also
responsible for implementation & control of health
program via including hospital, medical stores, drug
department, training & research institute.
 They work for prevention , control & eradication of
disease
MAIN OBJECTIVES
 To undertakes national programmes of health & to
intensity measures for the prevention, control &
eradication of communicable disease

10.  To promote education, research & training in
various medical disciplines, to reorient the
medical college in the
 To prevent adulteration of food as well as drug
 To give added importance to Indian System of
Medical include AYUSH
 To provide PHC at door step
 To take step for better implementation of
health care programmes for tribal areas
 To collaborate with members countries of united
nation & international agencies like who &
UNICEF
The department which are included under
1. All India Institute of Medical Science & Dr.
Rajendra Prasad Centre for ophthalmic
science,new Delhi
2.Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education &
Research, Chandigarh
3.All India Institute of speech & hearing, Mysore
4.Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi
5.Central Council for Research in AYUSH.
Institute of research in Indian Medicine &
Homeopathy
1. Central Research Institute for Yoga, New Delhi
2.National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur

11. 3.National Institute of Unaini Medicine, Bangalore
4.Other Voluntary Organization
i) Indian Red Cross Society
ii)Tuberculosis Center
iii) Lala Ramsarup TB Hospital
HEALTH SCEHEME BY GOVT. ON 100% BASIS
 Post graduate medical education in Indian system
of medicine
 National scheme for provision of visual
impairment of blindness including trachoma
 National leprosy control programmes
 Training of specialist & para medical worker
 National AIDS control program
SCHEME ON 50:50 BASIS
 National Filarial Control Programmes
 National Malaria Eradication Programmes (Rural
& Urban)
 National Severally Transmitted Diseases Control
Program
 National TB Control Program

12.  Kala Azar Control
 Drug De-Addiction Programmes
NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF
COMMUNIABLE & OTHER DISEASE
1992-93
 AIDS control programmes
 Modernization of blood banking & Transfusion
services
 National STD program
MEDICAL SERVICES
To improve medical education training and research
Conclusion
As I got my topic national health committee
and central council for health & family
welfare
In this topic we discussed about list of
various health committee appointed by
government to boast health care system of
the country in which we discussed about
sub point like principle observation & goal

13.  So I hope uh learn little bit about the
national health committee and central
council of health and family welfare
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textbook of community Health Nursing;
Jaypee publisher
 Bijayalakshmi dash, a comprehensive
textbook of community health nursing
 Ravi Prakash Sharma, a textbook of
community health nursing
 www.nhp.gov.in