NATIONAL URBAN HEALTH MISSION.pptx

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1. NATIONAL URBAN HEALTH MISSION & PROMOTION IN SCHOOL Anita Kumbhakar 18901919005 Social & preventive pharmacy PT-818 B. Pharm 4 TH year

2. 01 Introduction 03 Focus of NUHM 02 Objectives 04 Goals 05 Strategies Contents 06 07 Essential services Health promotion & Education in schools

3. Introduction The National Urban Health Mission was launched by ministry of health and family welfare department of India in 1 ST May 2013. A ims to address the urban’s poor health issues by promoting equal access to available health services by rationalizing and improving the current capacity of health care providers to enhance the health status of the urban poor. 1

4. OBJECTIVES OF NUHM 2

5. FOCUS OF NUHM 3

6. GOALS 4

7. STRATEGIES 5

8. ESSENTIAL SERVICES OF NUHM 6

9. HEALTH PROMOTION & EDUCATION IN SCHOOL Schools play a critical role in helping students establish lifelong healthy behaviors. Recognizing the importance of this, school based health promotion activities have been incorporated as a part of the Health and Wellness component of the Ayushman Bharat Programme . Health promotion in a school setting refers to the activities that improve and/or protect the health of all school users. This concept includes provision and activities related to healthy school policies, school's physical and social environment, curriculum, community links, and health services 7

10. COMPONENTS OF HEALTH PROMOTION 8

11. CONCLUSION  National Urban Health Mission has been a vital government initiative towards addressing healthcare expenses for the urban population. It helps control the rising costs of healthcare services and the inconveniences of accessing them for the vulnerable population. As a result, balancing a city life and expenses can become more manageable when handling healthcare treatments. NUHM aims to improve the health status of the urban population in general, particularly the poor and other disadvantaged sections by facilitating equitable access to quality health care, through a revamped primary public health care system, targeted outreach services and involvement of the community and urban local bodies. 9

12. 1. National Urban Health Mission Framework For Implementation Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare Government Of India ;May 2013 2. National Urban Health Mission; Meeting the Health Challenges of the urban Population especially the Urban Poor (With special focus on Urban Slums); Urban Health Division, Ministry of Family Welfare, Government of India 2008-2012 3. Urban Health Division, Ministry of Family Welfare, Government of India. National Urban Health Mission (2008-2009): Jul 2008 4. Annual Report, 2006-07:towards better Health in Underserved Urban Settlements, Urban Health Resource Centre REFERENCE 10

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