FWP &LEVELS OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES.pptx

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1. TOPIC : FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME PRESENTED BY :MS. PRIYANKA

2. परिवार कल्याण कार्यक्रम

3. INTRODUCTION COMPONENTS CONCEPT. OBJECTIVES BASIC PRINCIPLES IMPORTANCE ROLE OF NURSE CONTENT

4. परिवार कल्याण कार्यक्रम

5. FAMILY WELFARE is broader term for family planning .It is basically related to raise the living standard of people. Family welfare includes the integrated packages of the services. GOI was the first in the world to introduce family welfare during the first five year plan in 1952 as family planning programme In 1977 ,the GOI designated the family planning programme as a family welfare programme and changed the name of ministry of health and family planning as ministry of health and family welfare. INTRODUCTION

6. NATIONAL FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM –LOGO

7. 1952- Family planning program 1977- Family welfare program 1992- CSSM (child survival & safe motherhood) 1997- RCH( Reproductive and child health services) 2005-NRHM( national rural health mission) Milestones of the program

8. Family planning. MCH & RCH services. Nutrition of the family Immunization services. Family life Education of parents Healthful Environmental in the home. Care of sick ,aged and handicapped in home. Prevention of communicable diseases. COMPONENTS/SERVICES OF FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME.

9. The concept of family welfare program involves a comprehensive approach to support and strengthen families , & Promoting their overall well-being and quality of life . Family Welfare Progragram aim to create a supportive envirornment where families can thrive and reach their full potential. CONCEPT OF FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME

10. Improve family health. Improve nutrition and food security. To reduce morbidity and mortality rates. Promote family planning. Enhance education and skills. Economic empowerment. Strengthen family relationship. Provide social support. Community engagement. Support vulnerable population. Reduce poverty and inequality. OBJECTIVES

11. Family welfare services are voluntary Family welfare program will provide comprensive maternal and child health services and also family planning services. For creating awarness , IEC (information, education & communication ) will be used effectively. Popular and easily available family planning services will be provided free of cost. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF THE FAMILY WELFARE PRORAM

12. Population of country can be controlled. Health for all can be achieved. Per capita income of family can be increased. Good nutrition,education,good standard of living will result in good society and strong citizen. Family planning affects the density of population.It will bring improvement in resources and qualitative changes in political system . IMPORTANCE OF THE FAMILY WELFARE PRORAM

13. Survey work Health educator Coordinator and provider of family welfare services. Motivational function Administrative role Consultant Counsellor Supervisory role Domiciliary Services Record maintenance Role in research Evaluation role ROLE OF NURSE IN FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAM

14. THANK YOU

15. PRESENTED BY: Ms PRIYANKA

16. A healthcare setting refers to any location or environment where healthcare services are provided to patients , clients , or residents. These settings can vary in size, scope, and level of care, but share the common goal of promoting health and preventing illness and delivering medical treatment . Definition of health care setting

17. Institutional health care

18. Institutional health care refers to medical care and services provided within organized facilities or institutions such as hospitals,clinics,nursing homes and rehabilitation centers . These institutions provide a range of health care services from primary care to specialized treatment under one roof . Institutional health care

19. Organized structure and governance Trained healthcare professionals and support staff Medical equipment and technology Standardized procedures and protocols Focus on patient care and safety. CHARACTERISTICS OF INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH CARE

20. 5 . National health programs

21. VILLAGE LEVEL

22. Provide high quality ,patient centered care . Improves health outcomes and patient satisfaction Ensures patient safety and reduce risk Promote health education and wellness Support research and innovation Goals of institutional health care

23. 1) CLINICAL OBJECTIVES : Diagnosis and treat illnesses effectively. Manage chronic diseases Reduce morbidity and mortality rate. Improve pain management Enhance rehabilitation Objectives of institutional health care

24. 2)QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OBJECTIVES Reduce medical errors. Improve patient satisfaction. Enhance infection control Develop evidence –based practice Support research Invest in technology

25. 3 ) EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES Provide continuing education Develop training programs Promote health education Foster life long learning.–

26. 4 ) FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES control costs per cases Maximize reimbursement Improve budgeting Reduce bad debt.

27. Health education Nutritional services Water and sanitation Prevention of communicable and non communicable diseases Maternal and child health including family planning services Immunization services Provision of essential drugs Treatment and Referral services PRIMARY HEALTH CARE = ELEMENTS

28. UNIVERSALLY AVAILABLE ACCESSIBLE ACCEPTABLE AFFORDABLE ACCOUNTABLE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE = PRINCIPLES

29. Community participation Equitable distribution Appropriate technology Focus on prevention Multisectoral approach Principles of primary health care

30. Assessing the health level of individuals and community. Activating the participation of community and encouraging the individual to participate Providing treatment in emergencies and in general health. Referring the patients to the specialists. Keeping an eye on epidemics Training and supervision of health worker. Coordinating with other health program Responsibility of Nurses in primary health care:

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