National Health Scheme Laqshya launched in Nagaland
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Kohima: A two day State-level Orientation Workshop on LaQshya, the National Labour Room Quality Improvement Initiative and Maternal and Child Death Surveillance and response, PMSMA and GDM started from today at the Conference Hall of the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare in Kohima.
Addressing the resource persons, officers and participants, R. Ramakrishnan, Commissioner and Secretary of the Nagaland Department of H&FW stated that, the State's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) and Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) is better compared to the national level. He, however, appealed that, as service providers the department should strive towards achieving 0 percent IMR and MMR.
Ramakrishnan also added that LaQshya being focused on the quality of labour rooms in the state we should work on the improvement of Institution Delivery in the State. He also highlighted the two important upcoming events in the State, Mission Indradhanush, focusing on full immunisation, and Ayushman Divas, aimed to cover families living below poverty line with Health Insurance and requested the medical practitioners to work hard for the successful implementation of these programmes.
Addressing the resource persons, officers and participants, R. Ramakrishnan, Commissioner and Secretary of the Nagaland Department of H&FW stated that, the State's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) and Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) is better compared to the national level. He, however, appealed that, as service providers the department should strive towards achieving 0 percent IMR and MMR.
Ramakrishnan also added that LaQshya being focused on the quality of labour rooms in the state we should work on the improvement of Institution Delivery in the State. He also highlighted the two important upcoming events in the State, Mission Indradhanush, focusing on full immunisation, and Ayushman Divas, aimed to cover families living below poverty line with Health Insurance and requested the medical practitioners to work hard for the successful implementation of these programmes.
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