NPCDCS presentation on national programme on prevention and controlpptx

National vector disease control programs

1. NPCDCS – National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, CVDs, and Stroke An Overview Presented by: [Your Name] Date: [Insert Date] Logo Placeholder

2. Introduction • Rising burden of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in India • Need for integrated prevention and control • NPCDCS launched by MoHFW in 2010

3. Objectives of NPCDCS • Health promotion and behavior change • Early diagnosis through screening • Timely treatment and management • Capacity building • Surveillance, monitoring, and research

4. Target Diseases • Diabetes • Cardiovascular Diseases (CVDs) • Stroke • Cancers: Oral, Breast, and Cervical

5. Major Components • Health promotion (IEC/BCC) • Population-based screening (30+ years) • Treatment through NCD clinics • Training of health workers • Monitoring and evaluation via NCD Portal

6. Screening and Service Delivery • Conducted at Health & Wellness Centres (HWCs) • Role of ASHAs, ANMs, CHOs • Use of digital tools (e.g., NCD App) • Opportunistic and population-based screening

7. Infrastructure and Human Resource • NCD clinics at DH and CHC levels • Cardiac care units, Day-care chemotherapy centres • Equipment: BP monitors, glucometers, ECG machines • Training of Medical Officers, nurses, and paramedics

8. Integration with Other Schemes • Ayushman Bharat – HWCs • Rashtriya Arogya Nidhi • Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) • State and District Health Societies

9. Achievements So Far • Millions screened under PBS • Strengthened district-level care • Enhanced public awareness • Improved data collection and reporting

10. Challenges • Infrastructure gaps in remote areas • Workforce shortages • Follow-up and compliance issues • Consistent medicine availability

11. Way Forward • Strengthen primary health systems • Improve inter-sectoral coordination • Digital health innovations • Community participation and awareness

12. Conclusion • NPCDCS is crucial for reducing NCD burden • Emphasizes prevention, early detection, and management • Needs sustained policy and public support

13. References • Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) • WHO India Reports • National Health Mission documents