World-Health-Day-2024-My-Health-My-Right.pptx

How this year theme is important and ABDM is a step towards its realisation. What you can do ??

1. https:// www.who.int /campaigns/world-health-day/2024

2. World Health Day 2024: My Health, My Right “How can you help” ??? . By - Dr. Rishabh Kr Rana MBBS ,MD, CCIP Fellow – FPHS India . Assistant Professor , Dept. Of PSM , SNMMCH Dhanbad .

3. World Health Day 2024 "My health, my right" A powerful call to action to ensure that everyone, everywhere has access to quality, affordable healthcare. This annual global event, celebrated on April 7th, is an opportunity to advocate for health equity and empower individuals to take charge of their wellbeing. 4.5 billion people — more than half of the world’s population — were not fully covered by essential health services in 2021. This year’s theme was chosen to champion the right of everyone , everywhere to have access to quality health services , education , and information , as well as safe drinking water, clean air, good nutrition, quality housing, decent working and environmental conditions, and freedom from discrimination .

4. What is World Health Day? 1 Global Celebration World Health Day is an annual event established by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1948 to raise awareness on a specific health topic of global concern. 2 Focused Themes Each year, the event highlights a different health priority, such as mental health, climate change, or universal healthcare access. 3 A Call to Action The goal is to inspire individuals, communities, and governments to take concrete steps towards improving health and wellbeing for all.

5. Why is "My Health, My Right" Important? A Fundamental Human Right Health is recognized as a basic human right in the constitutions of over 140 countries around the world. Barriers to Access Millions still lack access to quality, affordable healthcare due to financial, geographic, and social barriers. Achieving Health Equity Ensuring the right to health for all is essential to creating a more just and equitable world.

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9. Challenges to Health Equity Unequal Access Disparities in the availability and distribution of healthcare services. Financial Barriers High costs of care, lack of insurance, and limited public funding. Social Determinants Poverty, education, sanitation, and other socioeconomic factors that influence health. Discrimination Biases and prejudices based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and other characteristics.

10. The Role of Medical Professionals Advocacy Advocating for accessible and equitable healthcare policies and systems. Cultural Competence Practicing care that respects and responds to diverse patient needs. Prevention and Education Reducing health disparities through preventive medicine and community outreach. Ethical Practice Upholding principles of patient-centered care and non-discrimination.

11. Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission: Transforming India's Healthcare Landscape

12. Transforming Healthcare with Personal Health Records Digital Ecosystem Personal Health Records (PHRs) are integrated into the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission's digital health infrastructure. Informed Decisions PHRs enable citizens to securely store and access their medical history, facilitating informed healthcare choices. Continuity of Care PHRs promote healthcare continuity by allowing patients to share their records across providers.

13. Bridging the Gap with Telemedicine 1 Accessibility Telemedicine services expand healthcare access to remote and underserved communities. 2 Convenience Patients can conveniently connect with healthcare providers through teleconsultations, reducing the need for in-person visits. 3 Continuity of Care Telemedicine enables ongoing monitoring and follow-up, ensuring seamless patient care.

14. Revolutionizing Indian Healthcare Health ID Cards Unique digital identifier for seamless access to healthcare services Personal Health Records Secure storage and easy access to medical history and data Telemedicine Services Bridging the gap in healthcare access through remote consultations Data Integration Enabling efficient exchange of health information across providers

15. Driving Healthcare Transformation Digitalization Leveraging digital technologies to modernize and streamline healthcare delivery. Empowerment Empowering patients to take an active role in managing their health and well-being. Accessibility Expanding healthcare access to underserved and remote communities through innovative solutions.

16. Digitizing India's Healthcare Ecosystem Data Integration Seamless integration of health records and data across the healthcare system. Remote Care Expanded access to healthcare services through telemedicine and virtual consultations. Data Privacy Robust data privacy and security measures to protect sensitive patient information. Interoperability Enabling seamless exchange of health data between various healthcare providers and platforms.

17. Harnessing Digital Innovation for Equity 1 Leveraging Technology The government is investing in digital solutions to bridge gaps in healthcare access and delivery. 2 Empowering Citizens Initiatives like ABDM aim to make "My Health, My Right" a reality for every Indian citizen. 3 Driving Transformation Continuous investment in technology-driven healthcare is essential for achieving nationwide health equity.

18. Empowering Patients Through Health ID Cards Unique Identifier Each citizen is provided with a distinctive health ID that serves as a digital health record. Integrated Care The health ID enables seamless access to healthcare services and portability of medical data. Secure Storage Patient information is securely stored, ensuring privacy and confidentiality of sensitive health data. Improved Outcomes Health ID cards empower individuals to take an active role in their healthcare journey.

19. Individual Actions for Health Equity Be Informed Stay up-to-date on health issues and policies. Volunteer Contribute your time and skills to underserved communities. Speak Out Advocate against discrimination and promote inclusivity. Lead by Example Practice healthy habits and encourage others to do the same.

20. The Power of Collaboration 1 Shared Goals Aligning the priorities and efforts of healthcare professionals, policymakers, communities, and NGOs. 2 Holistic Approaches Addressing health issues through multi-sectoral initiatives that target social, economic, and environmental factors. 3 Lasting Change Coordinated, long-term collaborations can drive sustainable improvements in health and wellbeing for all.

21. World Health Day Resources World Health Organization (WHO) Website https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day World Health Day Campaign Materials https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day ABDM- https:// abdm.gov.in /static/media/OperationalGuidelinesDHIS.a35651cdf843e0b399c2.pdf

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