PMC:7340764 / 14912-16606
Annnotations
LitCovid-PMC-OGER-BB
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-PD-MONDO
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-PD-CLO
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-PD-CHEBI
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-PD-GO-BP
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-sentences
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery
LitCovid-PubTator
Service provision and delivery ▪ Narrow range of six services (mostly focused on Maternal & child health and infectious diseases)
▪ Curative care predominance
▪ ‘Continuum of care’ mostly for maternal and child health services ▪ Stronger focus on service delivery with an enhanced package of 12 services (from existing 6 services)
▪ Attention on preventive and promotive health services; focus on wellness and lifestyle modification, specifically for chronic diseases
▪ Integration with Indian systems of medicine, AYUSH, including the promotion of Yoga as form of lifestyle change to tackle non-communicable diseases
▪ Population based screening for common conditions including three cancers
▪ Attention on quality and patient safety; Develop standard treatment flows (STF) for peripheral health facilities
▪ Extending prescription rights to CHO through legal process
▪ Adopt ‘Resolve more & refer less’ approach at peripheral health facilities; strengthening of referral system to ensure continuity of care; Telemedicine and consultations
▪ Enhanced provision of point of care diagnostics at both levels HWC- HSC and HWC-PHC ▪ Community based network of ASHA and VHNSC to support preventive and promotive health services.
▪ State specific models of service delivery to provide cross learnings
▪ Build on systems for emergency referral and transport; established under NHM
▪ Utilise strengthening of secondary care services & District hospitals for effective referral linkage
▪ Build upon quality standards and mechanism for ensuring use of treatment protocols
▪ Community Health Officers (CHO) proposed in the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act to strengthen public health service delivery