ppt on Health Care Organizations on nursing

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1. Health care organization Presented by: Lakshmi,kolla m.Sc Ist year, Acon .

2. Health care organization Introudution : An organisation is the arrangement of personnel for facilitating the accomplishment of some agreed upon purposes through the allocation of functions and responsibilities. it is defined as a structure of a group of people with a leader working together towards a specific goal for the purposes of achiving health goals.

3. Central level District level State level

4. Health care organisation at the centre level

5. Union ministry of health and family welfare. The directoratate general of health services. Central council of health and family welfare.

6. Union ministry of health & family welfare Union ministry of health and family welfare plays a vital role in the governmental efforts to enable the citizen to live a healthier and useful life. 1) organisation : it is headed by a cabinet minister. These are the polital appointments and have dual role to serve both resposibilities for health.

7. DEPARTEMENTS The union ministry of health and family welfare is comprised of 3 departments 1)The department of health. 2)The department of family welfare. 3)The department of indian system of medicine.

8. The department of health The department of health deals with planning, co-ordination, programming, evaluation of medical and public, health matters, including drug control and prevention of food adulteration. It is headed by the secretary health,to the government of india in the union ministry of health and family welfare. He will support 3 additional secretaries,a joint secretaries,deputy secretaries&other staff as per hierarchy.

9. The department of family welfare It deals with family welfare matters.the department is headed by secretary[ fw ] to the govt.of india,union ministry of health &family welfare,who is supported&assisted by a team of 2joint secretaries,2 chief directors,number of deputy secretaries,deputy commissioners,directors and other technical & administrtive officers in hierarchy. The secretary [ fw ]with the support of team members,plans co- ordinates,evaluates&supervises .

10. The technicl divisons 1) Programme appraisal co-ordination and training sterilization division. 2)Technical operations division. 3)Maternal and child health division 4)Evaluation &intelligence division. 5)Mass education &media division. 6) Nirodh marketing division. 7)Projects divisions. There are 17 regional offices of h & fw

11. The department of ISM & homeopathy This department of ISM& homeopathy is headed by the secretary to the govt.of india . The scretary is assisted by one joint secrtary,one joint scretary,one director 4 advisors &several dy.advisiors of ayurveda,sidda,unani&homeopathy.the total sanctioned strength of the department is 202

12. Directorate general of health

13. Central council of health A large number of health subjects fall in the concurrent list which calls for continuous concurrent list which calls for continuous consultation,mutual understanding & cooperation between the centre &the states. It was set up by a presidential order on 9 august,1952 under article 263 of the constitution of india for promoting coordinated &concerted actions between the centre & states.

14. AT THE STATE LEVEL Historically, the first milestone in state health administration was the year 1919, when the states obtained autonomy, under the montague-chemsforn reforms, from the central government, in matterns of public health. By 1921-22, all the states had created some form of public health organization.

15. The government of india act,1935 gave further autonomy to the states. The health subjects were divide into 3 groups. FEDERAL CONCURRENT STATE

16. State health administration At present there are 28 states in india,with each state having its own health administration.in all the states,the management sector comprises: 1)State ministry of health. 2)State health directorate.

17. Placement of nurses in health care organisations Placement of nurses at central level. Placement of nurses at state level. Placement of nurses at district level.