10 years of Telangana Health Department

10 years of Telangana Health Department budget allocation plays a critical role in ensuring efficient and effective healthcare services. In this article, we will explore how optimizing healthcare budget allocation can lead to improved outcomes. Let’s delve into various aspects of healthcare budgeting and allocation strategies.

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Healthcare Services and Facilities

Primary Healthcare Centers: Ensuring access to primary healthcare centers is paramount. Allocating resources for 100 primary healthcare centers in each district is a foundational step.
District Hospitals: In every district, having at least one well-equipped district hospital is essential. These hospitals should offer a wide range of healthcare services to cater to the local population.
Super Specialty Hospitals: Investing in super specialty hospitals can significantly enhance healthcare outcomes. Allocating resources for five super specialty hospitals in key regions is a strategic move.
Medical Colleges: Establishing medical colleges is vital for producing skilled healthcare professionals. Each district should have a medical college, and expanding the National Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) is crucial.
Maternal and Child Health Centers: To ensure the well-being of mothers and children, providing kits (169 kits) and nutrition kits (465 kits) is essential. Properly equipped clinics, women’s health clinics, and pediatric units should be available.

Diagnostic and Treatment Facilities

Diagnostic Labs: Setting up diagnostic labs, especially in rural areas, is vital for early disease detection. This aids in preventive healthcare. Ensuring at least 50 diagnostic labs in each district is beneficial.
Pharmacies: Pharmacies play a significant role in healthcare. Expanding the number of pharmacies and ensuring a steady supply of medicines is a priority.
Neonatal Ambulances: Timely access to healthcare is critical for neonates. Providing 60 neonatal ambulances ensures that infants receive medical attention promptly.
Emergency Vehicles: Equipping ambulance services is vital for emergency medical care. Both regular ambulances and advanced life support ambulances (ALS) should be available.

Maternal and Child Welfare

Maternal and Child Protection Kits: Distributing kits (169 kits) and nutrition kits (465 kits) to expectant mothers is essential. This supports maternal and child health.
Immunization: Ensuring widespread vaccination coverage (68%) is crucial for preventing diseases among children. Comprehensive immunization programs should be maintained.
Reducing Maternal and Child Mortality: Addressing high maternal (92 per 100,000 live births) and child mortality rates (39 per 1,000 live births) is a priority. Enhancing prenatal care and neonatal services is vital.

Data and Research

Healthcare Data: Collecting and analyzing healthcare data is crucial for evidence-based decision-making. Implementing robust data management systems is necessary.
Research Institutes: Investing in research institutions can lead to medical breakthroughs. Encouraging collaboration between healthcare providers and researchers is essential.

Conclusion

Efficient healthcare budget allocation is the cornerstone of a successful healthcare system. By prioritizing primary healthcare centers, diagnostic facilities, maternal and child welfare, and research initiatives, we can achieve better healthcare outcomes. It’s imperative for policymakers to allocate resources strategically to ensure a healthier and more prosperous future for all.

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| No.  | Metric                      | Values                            |
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| 1    | Health Budget (INR)         | 925 3532 | 4 Beds                 |
| 2    | Health Center Posts         | 3 K 2 Posts                       |
| 3    | Hospital Beds               | 17000 | 34000 | 2 Beds            |
| 4    | Oxygen Beds                 | 1400 34000 | 300 Beds            |
| 5    | Medical Colleges            | 20 56 | 3 Seats                   |
| 6    | Nursing Colleges            | 7 106 | 15 Seats /                |
| 7    | Government Medical Colleges | 26... 5 Seats /                   |
| 8    | Government Nursing Colleges | 23 5 Seats                        |
| 9    | 1985 Seats                  | 2850 8515 | 3 Seats                |
| 10   | Postgraduate Seats          | 1183 2890 | 25 Seats              |
| 11   | Super Specialty Seats       | 79 206 | 3 Seats                   |
| 12   | Government 1985 Seats       | 850 3690 | 4 Seats                |
| 13   | Govt Postgraduate Seats     | 515 1320 | 25 Seats               |
| 14   | Govt Super Specialty Seats  | 72 179. | 25 Seats                |
| 15   | Dialysis Centers            | 3 82 | 27 Seats                    |
| 16   | Intensive Care Units (ICU)  | 80 16 | 27 Seats                    |
| 17   | Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU)| 35 17 | 25 Seats            |
| 18   | Special Newborn Care Units (SNCU)| 15 55 | 3 Seats              |
| 19   | Blood Banks                 | 28 56 | 2 Banks                     |
| 20   | Mother and Child Health Centers (MCH)| 6 28 | 15 Centers      |
| 21   | 108 Ambulances              | 316 455 | Vehicles                 |
| 22   | Neo-Natal Ambulances        | 0 33 | Vehicles                    |
| 23   | Maternal Vehicles           | 0 300 | Vehicles                    |
| 24   | Paramedic Vehicles          | 0 50 | Vehicles                     |
| 25   | Govt Hospital Deliveries    | 30% 70% | 2 Beds                    |
| 26   | Vaccination                 | 68% 100% | 15 Centers              |
| 27   | Maternal Mortality Rate     | 92 43 | 50%                        |
| 28   | Infant Mortality Rate       | 39 21 | 50%                        |
| 29   | NITI Aayog Health Index Rank| [1 End                             |
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|      | Primary Health Centers for each Mandal, 100 Hospital Beds for each Employee Category |
|      | One Medical College for each District, additionally 5 Super Specialty Hospitals, NIMS Extension |
|      | 50 New Hospital Beds, 10 Super Specialty Hospital Beds, Sub-Centers, Basti Clinics |
|      | Mother and Child Health Kits (169 Kits, 465 Nutrition Kits), Health Women Clinics |
|      | Contiguous , Telangana Diagnostics, Telangana Dialysis , Telangana Health Profile , 60 1617 |
|      | Neonatal Ambulances , Amma Odi, Paramedic Vehicles                    |
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ప్రతి మండలానికి ప్రాథమిక ఆరోగ్య కేంద్రం, ప్రతి నియోజకవర్గానికి 100 పడకల ఆసుపత్రి ప్రతి జిల్లాకు ఒక వైద్య కళాశాల, నూతనంగా 5 సూపర్‌ స్పెషాలిటీ ఆసుపత్రులు, నిమ్స్‌ విస్తరణ 50 వేల ఆసుపత్రి పడకలు, 10 వేల సూపర్‌ స్పెషాలిటీ పడకలు, పల్లె దవాఖానలు, బస్తీ దవాఖానలు

మాతా శిశు సంరక్షణ కిట్లు (16౯ కిట్‌, 46౫ న్యూట్రిషన్‌ కిట్‌), ఆరోగ్య మహిళా క్లినిక్‌ కంటివెలుగు , తెలంగాణ డయాగోస్టిక్స్‌, తెలంగాణ డయాలసిస్‌ , తెలంగాణ హెల్త్‌ ప్రొఫైల్‌, 60 1617 నియోనాటల్‌ అంబులెన్స్‌లు , అమ్మ ఒడి, పరమపద వాహనాలు