The detailed guidelines as given in the following pages have been formulated by an expert Group for setting up a blood storage facility at identified FRUs with up to 50 beds. For setting up similar units at hospitals with more beds, the same guidelines would apply except that the requirement of equipment and consumables may increase.
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The objective of the Operational Guidelines is to bring about a systematic and transparent process for identification, field appraisal and selection of suitable NGOs, CBOs and other network based organizations and undertake technical and fiduciary monitoring of the work of such NGOs/CBOs to provide prevention and care and support services to the target community.
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To wipe off the scarcity of blood and ensure availability of safe and quality blood and other blood components, round the clock and throughout the year. This will lead to alleviation of human sufferings, even to the far-flung remote areas in the country.
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These guidelines are intended as a resource document for the programme managers and service providers in RCH 2 and NACP 3 and would enable the RCH service providers in organizing effective case management services through the public health system especially through the network of 24 hour PHCs and CHCs. It would also facilitate upscaling of targeted interventions (TIs) for sex workers by programme managers and provision of quality STI management services.
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The scheme is designed to build the competencies of rural communities to take the onus of responding to the epidemic in an informed and responsible manner.
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The Plasma Policy aims at making available, easily to accessible and adequate supply of high quality of human plasma derived proteins for clinical/ therapeutic use.
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The main objectives of this information collection through integrated monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system are to track the progress of HIV/AIDS epidemic in the country and to track performance of National AIDS Control Program.
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This manual describes managerial as well as technical aspects for implementing HIV sentinel surveillance among inmates at central jail sites.
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The National Geospatial Policy, 2021 (The Policy) is a citizen-centric policy that liberalizes the geospatial sector and democratizes the datasets generated by use of public funds.
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Liberalisation of acquisition and production of geospatial data and geospatial data services including maps.