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To make India’s public health surveillance system more responsive and predictive to enhance preparedness for action at all levels. Citizen-friendly public health surveillance system will ensure individual privacy and confidentiality, enabled with a client feedback mechanism.

A white paper on Vision 2035 - Public Health Surveillance in India was released by NITI Aayog on December 14, 2020- Know its significance, the vision, mission, objectives and challenges of Public ...

This is a vision document for public health surveillance in India in 2035. The document defines the vision, illustrates the architecture, describes the proposed flow of information, lists key questions and considerations that are necessary to expand the scope of Public Health Surveillance in India, defines the four building blocks and lists ...

Why in News. Recently, the NITI Aayog has released a white paper, “Vision 2035: Public Health Surveillance in India” which is envisaged to serve as a vision document to propel Public Health Surveillance (PHS) in India and establish India as a global leader in the area.. A white paper is an informational document, usually issued by a company or not-for-profit organization, to promote or ...

This document was developed by Niti Aayog in collaboration with the University of Manitoba to outline India's Vision for Public Health Surveillance in 2035. Browse. Browse and Search Search. Explore more content. Vision 2035 Public Health Surveillance in India_A white paper. pdf (3.75 MB)

About vision 2035 white paper. This is a vision statement of the public health surveillance in India in 2035. This document outlines the concept, outlines architecture, describes the proposed flow of information, lists key questions and considerations needed to increase the scope of public health surveillance in India, outlines four building blocks, and outlines possible steps to achieve the ...

In 2035,• India’s Public Health Surveillance will be a predictive, responsive, integrated, and tiered system of disease and health surveillance that is inclusive of Prioritised, emerging, and ...

A well-built, national-level surveillance system for communicable and non-communicable diseases is the hour of need for any country. As part of International Health Regulation (IHR) core capacity building and to strengthen public health surveillance system, India needs a comprehensive information system to monitor emerging public health threats, disasters and mass events. India has identified ...

Despite progress and availability of occupational health data, occupational health surveillance is not a core component of India’s public health surveillance. NITI Aayog’s vision document • The NITI Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India - Policy Commission) was established in 2015 by the government of India as a policy think ...

Winnipeg, Canada to develop a working paper on a Vision for Public Health Surveillance in India by 2035. This vision document on Public Health Surveillance in India-2035, which takes forward the vision as envisaged in the National Health Policy 2017, lays the foundation for integrated surveillance of both communicable and non-communicable diseases.

Reflecting on the Vision 2035 initiative, it is evident that the ambition to transform India’s public health surveillance system is both timely and essential. The COVID-19 pandemic has starkly demonstrated the importance of robust health surveillance systems that can quickly identify and respond to emerging threats. However, the success of ...

CSD Working Paper Series – Revamping of Public Health Surveillance System in India 4 Figure 1: Three levels of Surveillance Source: Blanchard, James, Reynold Washington, Marissa Becker, Vasanthakumar Namasivayam, K Madan Gopal, and Rakesh Sarwal. 2021. Vision 2035 Public Health Surveillance in India - A White

Q.Discuss the role of Public Health Surveillance in the success of Ayushman Bharat Abhiyan. Vision 2035 for PHS. It is a continuation of the work on health systems strengthening. It contributes by suggesting mainstreaming of surveillance by making individual electronic health records the basis for surveillance. Public health surveillance (PHS ...

The document identifies gap areas in India’s Public Health Surveillance that could be addressed: India can create a skilled and strong health workforce dedicated to surveillance activities. Non-communicable disease, reproductive and child health, occupational and environmental health and injury could be integrated into public health surveillance.

India’s advancement in the field of Public Health Disease Surveillance draws on existing expertise in public health surveillance programs, focusing on governance and cooperative federalism ...

India has made significant improvements in the health outcomes of its people. However progress is uneven across states, and demographic and epidemiological changes means the country faces a double burden of disease and an ageing population – presenting challenges and opportunities, as it seeks to transform its health sector. India has a mixed health-care delivery system. Policy ...

The surveillance program will be initially implemented in research mode for a period of one year. After optimization and standardization of various study components, the AES surveillance program will be integrated into the public health surveillance program of India. Data analysis

Discussion: Results from this nationwide surveillance will yield crucial data to identify the causes of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) across India, supporting targeted public health interventions that could help reduce the disease burden. Additionally, this protocol serves as a model for a tiered laboratory algorithm for AES surveillance ...

Nearly a million people are dying in India each year from drug-resistant infections, many of which go untreated due to lack of access to the right antibiotics. A new study 1 lays bare the scale of ...