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Janani Suraksha Yojana Chiranjeevi Yojana & Balshakha Yojna. Dr. A.M.Kadri Associate Professor Community Medicine. Status. Timing of maternal deaths- General Conditions. Time from onset of complication to death. PPH 2 hour APH 12 hour Ruptured uterus 1 day Eclampsia 2 days
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Janani Suraksha YojanaChiranjeevi Yojana &Balshakha Yojna Dr. A.M.Kadri Associate Professor Community Medicine
Time from onset of complication to death • PPH 2 hour • APH 12 hour • Ruptured uterus 1 day • Eclampsia 2 days • Obstructed labor 1 day • Sepsis 6 days
Maternal Mortality: UK 1840–1960 Improvements in nutrition, sanitation Antibiotics, banked blood, surgical improvements Antenatal care Maine 1999.
Three Delays Responsible for Maternal Deaths • Delay in deciding to seek care (Individual & family) • Lack of understanding of complications • Gender issues, Low status of women • Socio-cultural barriers to seeking care • Poor economic conditions of the family • Delay in reaching care ( Community & System) • Lack or underutilization of transport funds • Non availability of referral transport in remote places • Lack of communication network • Delay in receiving care (System) • Poor facilities, personnel and Supplies • Poorly trained personnel with indifferent attitude
Goals of National Population policy – • Reduce MMR to less than 100 per 100000 livebirths by the year 2010. • Increase proportion of institutional deliveries to 80% by 2010. • Interventions to increase institutional deliveries • JSY • Chiranjeevi yojana • Proportion of Home delivery (47%) in Gujarat.
Goals for different policies NRHM (By 2012) – 100/100000 livebirths. RCH II Goals – 150/100000 livebirths. National Population Policy 2000 (By 2012) - 100/100000 livebirths Millennium development Goals – Reduction by 3/4th by 2015.
Janani Suraksha Yojana • Centrally sponsored scheme • Safe motherhood intervention under umbrella of National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). • Launched on 12th April, 2005. • Objective : • Reducing maternal and neonatal mortality by promoting institutional delivery among the poor pregnant women.
Implementation of JSY • All the states are divided in two categories. • Low Performing states ( LPS) (10) • Accredited social health activitist (ASHA) is the link between government and poor preganant women. • High Performing states (HPS) (Gujarat is one of them). • AWW and/ or TBA can act as link.
Activities under JSY • Role of ASHA or other link worker • Identification of beneficiary, Provision of at least three ANC check ups including TT, IFA tablets. • Identification of Institute (Private or government). • Counselling for institutional delivery. • Escorting the beneficiary women • Etc.
Activities under JSY (Continued) • Tracking of each preganancy – • Beneficary should have a JSY card. • Eligibility for Cash Assistance : • LPS – All preganant women delivering in govt. or accredited private hospital. • HPS – BPL, aged 19 years and above. • LPS & HPS- All SC and ST women delivering in govt. or accredited private hospital. • LPS- for all deliveries. • HPS – for first two births Dr. Hitesh M Shah
Scale of Cash Assistance for Institutional delivery Rural area Urban area Note: Govt. is not responsible for cost for delivery in accredited private practitioner. Dr. Hitesh M Shah
Subsidizing cost of LSCS or obstetric complications In Govt. set up – free of cost. If govt. specialist are not available – Rs. 1500/- per delivery for hiring specialist.
Assistance for Home delivery In LPS and HPS- BPL, aged 19 years and above, preferring to deliver at home should receive a cash benefit of Rs. 500/- . This assistance is up to 2 live births.
Chiranjeevi scheme • It is a state government scheme. • Objective : • To reduce maternal mortality ratio and Infant mortality rate. • To increase the institutional deliveries. • To involve the private practitioner to reduce MMR.
Broad Issues • Non - availability of O & G specialists • Accessibility of services-Tribal and urban slums • Poor utilization of services- • Low felt need of health & medical services • Lack of user friendly & quality public health services • Costly private health and medical services • No health insurance coverage
Chiranjeevi scheme Initiated in December 2005 as a pilot scheme in five backward districts (BK, SK, Dahod, panchmahal and Kutch) to all BPL families. Now it is implemented throughout state.
Compensation of private practitioner – scheme II If private practitioner provides services in government set up – the package for 100 deliveries is Rs. 65900 (Rs. 659/ delivery).
Bal Sakha Yojana Need & Rationale : High IMR : 50 /1000 LB to 30/1000 60% of them occurred during neonatal period. 2/3 of neonatal death during first week. Lack of pediatric doctors in Govt. Hosp Good network of Pvt Gynec & Pedia doctors. .
Major features • Part – 1 : Care During first 48 hours of life • Part – 2 : Care for children up to 5 years • BPL children will be covered. • An MoU with Private Gynec & Pedia Doctors for 100 cases will be done. • Rs. 1,68,000 & Rs. 1,75,000 for part I & part II respectively • Money will be provided in advance. • Additional support of Rs. 25,000 for ventilator purchase on coverage of 500 children
Major features • Part – 1 : Care During first 48 hours of life • Part – 2 : Care for children up to 1 year • BPL children will be covered. • MoU with Private Gynec & Pedia Doctors for 100 cases will be done. • Rs. 1,68,000 & Rs. 1,75,000 for part I & part II respectively • Money will be provided in advance. • Additional support of Rs. 25,000 for ventilator purchase on coverage of 500 children
Major features – For Part : 1 • Cost is calculated based on the 100 cases. • For all cases Gynecologist has to keep mother for two days and provide PNC care. • Gynecologist has to ensure, BF in first half an hour of birth, Vit-K, 0 BCG & Polio & Kanagaru care • Affiliated Pediatric doctor has to visit newborn for two times in 48 hours • Based on the pattern it was presumed that out of 100 cases 20 will be required ENBC- 2 care & 5 will be required ENBC – 3 care. • ENBC- 2 care to be provided at affiliated doctor’s Hospitals & For ENBC – 3 cases to be referred to Tertiary Care hospital.
Major features – For Part : 2 • Cost is calculated based on the 100 cases. • Consultation charges for all the case is considered. • Out of 100 cost for hospitalization is calculated for 25 case based on the scientific evidences. • Referral rate to tertiary care is considered 5% and for such cases additional Transport support is created.
Calculation of the Cost – Part : 1 * In the case of absence of 108 services only. To be paid by doctors
Calculation of the Cost – Part : 2 * In the case of absence of 108 services only. To be paid by doctors