Chandigarh, 9^th July, 2019: The objective of all the National programmes is to provide seamless and unhindered services to all categories of beneficiaries with focused and attentive care to children and adolescents. Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK)and Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK) Programme in Chandigarh is conceptualized as per GoI (Govt. of India) norms to cater to the health of 0-6 years old children in anganwadis and 6-18 years old children in schools. As of now, the programme is being implemented through the centralized system operational from Civil Dispensary, Sector 19.

With the change in the scenario at the National level wherein the primary health has been focused, the Health Department has restructured the same by converting some Health facilities i.e. Civil Dispensaries into Health and Wellness Centers and shall be implementing the same for the rest of the health facilities in the near future where the delivery of comprehensive health services to be ensured are as follows:

1.          Care in Pregnancy and child birth
2.          Neonatal and Infant Health care services
3.          Childhood and Adolescent Health Care Services
4.          Family Planning, RCH services etc
5.          Management of Communicable diseases
6.          OPD services
7.          Screening, Prevention, Control and Management of NCDs        
8.          Care of common Eye in ENT problems
9.          Basic Oral Health Care
10.          Geriatric Health Care
11.          Emergency Medical Services
12.          Screening and basic management of Menta
13.          AYUSH and YOGA Services l Health Ailments

In order to provide comprehensive services from all streams i.e. Allopathy, Dental and AYUSH, the existing doctors engaged under National Health Mission on fixed emoluments have been attached with the Civil Dispensaries/ Health & Wellness Centers under the control of the Medical Officer. Further to streamline the personalized services to the children, the aanganwadis and schools of that area.

These doctors posted at the health facilities will be rendering OPD services to the beneficiaries of the area in fixed time period in their own stream during morning and will proceed to aanganwadis/ schools for their regular services wherein screening of children for various defects/ deficiencies and deformities shall be undertaken i.e.

Children in 0-6 weeks: Neural Tube Defect, Down’s Syndrome, Cleft Lip & Palate, Club Foot, Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip, Congenital Cataract and Deafness, Retinopathy of Prematurity only for preterm babies

Children 6 weeks-18 years: All kinds of Anemia and vitamin deficiencies, Severe Acute Malnutrition, SAM/Stunting, Skin conditions (Scabies, Fungal Infection and Eczema), Otitis Media, Rheumatic Heart Disease only at school, Reactive Airway Disease, Dental Caries, Convulsive Disorders, Vision Impairment, Hearing Impairment, Neuro-motor Impairment (CP), Motor, Cognitive and language Delay, Behavior Disorder (Autism), Learning Disorder (6 years to 9 years), Attention De­ cit Hyperactivity Disorder (6 years to 9 years) and others.

The Doctor will report back to the facility after completing the work so that the health services can again be availed from them by the beneficiaries in the rest of the time. Chandigarh shall be divided into four Zonal Referral Centers to facilitate the children requiring referral services. For any interventional procedure, they can be referred to Government Multispecialty Hospital, (GMSH) Sector 16 which is a designated District Early Intervention Center (DEIC) and to Civil Hospital, Manimajra, Civil Hospital, Sector 22 and Civil Hospital, Sector 45 for corrective/ curative measures. In order to maintain the reporting and data capturing which is to be shared at the National level, they will be compiling the report on daily basis to be shared with the concerned quarter.

The restructured programme will provide seamless and unhindered services to the most vulnerable category of beneficiary wherein the concept of Health & Wellness Center (HWC) is being implemented in true letter and spirit by an amalgamation of all streams for the benefit of the beneficiary.

‘Know your Doctor’ concept is also being introduced with the placement of these doctors in the respective health facility of their area from where they shall be catering to the health needs of the aanganwadis and schools. Their accessibility and availability in the area shall also be instrumental in meeting out the objectives of all National programmes in order to give a wholesome and healthy status to the residents. The restructuring will be implemented from 15th July, 2019. 

Korel, Chandigarh – 09.07.2019

One arrested for consuming liquor at public place

          A case U/S 68-1(B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC has been registered in PS-03, Chandigarh against one person who was arrested while consuming liquor at public place on 08.07.2019. Later he was released on bail.

MV Theft

Chattar Pal R/o # 175/A, Housing Board Colony, Dhanas, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stolen away complainant’s Aviator Scooter No. CH-01AP-3680 parked near his residence on 29-06-2019. A case FIR No. 94, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-Sarangpur, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Mahesh R/o # 2772, 2^nd floor, Sector 49, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stolen away complainant’s Splendor Motor Cycle No. CH-01AS-3881 parked near his residence on 05-07-2019. A case FIR No. 82, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-49, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Murder

          A case FIR No. 119, U/S 302 IPC has been registered in PS-Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh on the statement of a lady resident of Sector 28, Chandigarh against Anil R/o # 152, Village Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh who murdered his wife Pooja at his residence and also committed suicide by hanging himself on 08.07.2019. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Cheating

          A case FIR No. 213, U/S 420, 467, 468, 471, 120B IPC has been registered in PS-17, Chandigarh on the complaint filed by Adv. B.L. Sharma SCO No. 133, 3^rd floor, Cabin No. 56, Sector 17C, Chandigarh on behalf of Sh. Harmeet Singh Grewal against Mr. Arjun Singh and Mrs. Narinder Kaur R/o 304, merriness home plot No. 36D, Sector 56, Gurgaon (HR). Complainant alleged that a civil suit regarding the property H.No. 49, Sector 5, Chandigarh was pending between legal heirs and accused Arjun Grewal but before the civil suit could be decided Mr. Arjun Singh Grewal with active connivance of Mrs. Narinder Kaur Sandhu posed themselves as 100% owner of the property in Estate Office, Sector 17, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.