Health Program Guidelines

This section deals with various Guidelines formulated by National/State Governments or WHO in accordance with specific public health tribulations to ascertain their prevention and control. These will be helpful for the learners as various National Health Programmes in detail (implementation, monitoring and evaluation) are the in built components of our subject- the Community Medicine.

Not only for exam purpose and UG/PG teaching but also practical knowledge is obligatory as far as our field is concerned as we have to utilize this knowledge recurrently as monitoring and evaluation of each specific National Health Programme is done by Government with the help of public health experts……….we, the people from Community Medicine faculty are catering this job. Some of the contemporaries are exclusively involved in such responsibilities.

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Guidelines for some common National Health Programmes are mentioned below :

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*      National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme

  1. Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Malaria in India
  2. Guidelines for RDT for Malaria
  3. Guidelines for containment of Dengue fever and chikungunya
  4.  Guidelines for drug distributors in elimination of Lymphatic Filariasis
  5.  Guidelines for vector control for Kala-azar elimination
  6. Guidelines on Kala-azar fortnight
  7. Surveillance of Japanese Encephalitis

   

*      Reproductive and Child Health Programme

  1. National Programme Implementation Plan
  2. Janani Surksha Yojana Guidelines
  3. IPHS for sub centers
  4. IPHS for PHCs
  5. Guidelines for Operationalising 24 hours functioning PHCs
  6. First Referral Unit Guidelines
  7. Guidelines for Janani Shishu Shuraksha Karyakram (JSSK)
  8. Guidelines on Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices
  9. PIP for Vulnerable Communities
  10. Family Planning Insurance Manual
  11. Facility based Newborn Care Operational Guidelines
  12. Rogi Kalyan Samitee
  13. NGO Scheme Guidelines
  14. ASHA Guidelines
  15. National Guidelines on Prevention, Management and Control of common RTI/STI

 RNTCP ( Tuberculosis)

  1. Guidelines on Airborne infection Control
  2. TB India – 2012 – annual Report
  3. DOTS Plus Guidelines
  4. RNTCP Pediatric Guidelines
  5. Training Manual on Intensified TB/HIV package
  6. RNTCP Response to Challenges of Drug resistant TB in India

 

       NACP (HIV- AIDS-STDs)

    

  1. Antiretroviral Therapy Guidelines for HIV-Infected Adults and Adolescents Including Post-exposure Prophylaxis
  2. Operational guidelines for condom promotion by state AIDS control societies
  3. Targeted Interventions under NACP I I I operational guidelines 
  4. Guidelines for HIV Care and Treatment in Infants and Children
  5. Guidelines for HIV testing
  6. Operational Guidelines for ICTC
  7. Guidelines for Prevention and Management of Common Opportunistic Infections/Malignancies among HIV infected adults and adolescents
  8. Guidelines For Setting up Blood Storage Centres
  9. Operational Guidelines for Programme Managers and Service Providers for Strengthening STI / RTI Services
  10. Standards for Blood Banks & Blood Transfusion Services
  11. National Guidelines on Prevention, Management and Control of common RTI/STI
  12. Antiretroviral drugs for treating pregnant women and preventing HIV infection in infants
  13. Procurement manual for NACP-III
  14. Targeted interventions for truckers operational guidelines

 

 

  1.      Iodine Deficiency Disorders          
  2.    Non Communicable Diseases             
  3.    Blindness Control Programme

           

  National Leprosy Eradication Programme

 

  1. Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation  
  2.  Disability, MB and Child proportion -Epidemiological significance and interpretation
  3. NLEP – Quality of services Indicators - Significance and Action required
  4. Guidelines for Decentralized Planning under National Leprosy Eradication Programme
  5. Note on Introduction of New Indicator – “Rate of New cases detected with Grade – II disabilities”

                  

  Swine flu

 

  1.    Influenza A H1N1
  2.   Categorisation of Influenza A H1N1 cases screening
  3.    Clinical Management Protocol-Pandemic influenza A H1N1
  4.    Guidelines on providing home care
  5.    Guidelines for Sample Collection of Human

 

Others