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This document provides information about National Safe Motherhood Day activities in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India on April 11, 2014. It includes: 1) Key messages about the importance of antenatal checkups, taking iron folic acid supplements, and delivering in a government hospital. 2) Photos documenting awareness camps and activities held at various primary health centers, urban health centers, and anganwadi centers in Kurnool district. Medical officers, ANMs and other health officials educated pregnant women on maternal and child health issues like anemia. 3) A large event was held at Rajiv Gruhakalpa in Kurnool where the District Immunization Officer, Medical Health Officer
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Polio End Game Strategy _ India
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3) Careful planning is required to manage post-switch risks while synchronizing global switch timelines. Success will depend on
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Injectable polio vaccine
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- 1. National Safe Motherhood Day (Jaathiya Maathruthva Parirakshana Dhinoosthavam) April 11 2014 KURNOOL “Every Women Counts” Obtain MCH_R card immediately after confirmation of pregnancy from ANM Have regular 4 AN Check ups Check your Hb% at every AN visit Take IFA regularly Have delivery at Govt hospital only JSY-`1000 for delivery at Govt.Hospital JSSK-Free cashless delivery Pregnancy is special, Let us make it safe
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- 9. UHC Harijanawada _ Nandyal
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- 12. NGO,CO,ANMs,MO of Gadda UHC
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- 14. MO with his staff PHC Gokavaram,CHNC Atmakur
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- 21. PHC Bandiatmakur
- 23. PHC Velpanur_SC 2_with MO
- 24. With IRCS Hon’rary Chairman and MO, UHC, Illurunagar
- 25. PHC Vepanur_SC 2 with MO
- 26. ICDS Supervisor participating in the activity
- 27. Lingapuram SC
- 29. PHC Narayanapuram SC Narayanapuram 3 SC Santajutur_1
- 30. CHNC Velgode SC Santajutur 2 Velgode 2 SC
- 31. CHNC Veldurthy
- 32. Velgode PHC_SC 2
- 33. Velgode SC 2
- 34. AWW of Rajiv Gruhakalpa,kurnool participating in the activity
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- 39. MO,UHC Weaker Section Colony at Rajivgruhakalpa
- 41. MHO addressing the gathering
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- 47. Gathering at Rajiv Gruhakalpa
- 48. PHC Bailruty
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- 51. UHC Devanagar
- 52. Gathering at UHC Devanagar
- 53. Nallakalva SC