World Health Organisation is developing Benchmark Documents for practice in traditional medicine

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WHO Working Group Meetings with AYUSH Ministry inaugurated at Jaipur
New Delhi: World Health Organisation is developing Benchmark Documents for practice in Ayurveda, Panchakarma and Unani system as part of its global strategy to provide safe, effective and accessible Traditional Medicine to the global community. Development of these benchmarks documents is included in the Project Collaboration Agreement (PCA) between WHO and Ministry of AYUSH. WHO Working Group Meetings for three WHO benchmark documents scheduled 17 -19 September 2018, was inaugurated today at Jaipur. The three days programme containing four sessions on each day has been organized by Ministry of AYUSH and coordinated by National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA), Jaipur.
On this occasion, Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha briefed about the activities undertaken by the Ministry of AYUSH. He informed that National Ayurveda Morbidity Standardized Terminology Engine (NAMSTE) is being actively used for documentation of AYUSH facilities and activities including recent rehabilitative activities undertaken by AYUSH at Kerala Flood. He further informed about the activities undertaken by the Ministry of AYUSH under AYUSHMAN BHARAT Scheme of Govt. of India and suggested that WHO may also provide assistance in this regard. He requested WHO may also help Ministry of AYUSH for developing country-specific module and applications based program like M-Yoga and M-Ayurveda etc.
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