AnteNatal Care via Trained Community Health Entrepreneur (TCHE) in Rural India Health Worker To Health Entrepreneur

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AnteNatal CareviaTrained Community Health
Entrepreneur (TCHE)in Rural IndiaHealth Worker
To Health Entrepreneur
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Current MDG Status in India
Ref India Govt. Steering Committee Report - 12th
Year Plan 2012-17
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Current MDG Status in India
Ref India Govt. Steering Committee Report - 12th
Year Plan 2012-17
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Four Visit WHO ANC Model
Ref WHO ANC Care Manual for Implementation
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Ref BMC 2002, 2 Randomized controlled trial in
4 developing countries
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Current Human Resource Model
Ref NRHM Framework for Implementation
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Motivational Issues with Community Health Worker
Ref BMC Health Services Research 2008, 8247

• Financial (in terms of salary or allowances)
• Career development (in regards to the possibility
  to specialize or be promoted)
• Continuing education (having the opportunity to
  take classes and attend seminars)
• Resource availability (equipment and medical
  supplies that are necessary for health workers to
  perform their job)
• Personal recognition or appreciation (either from
  supervisors, colleagues of the community)
• And finally job security, specifically in
  donor-funded projects

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Our Integrated ANC Model
Telemedicine EMR
TCHE ANC
Training, Mobile kit
Financial
Health Clinic
Organizational Support