Health Care of the Community (CM 5.1 - 5.8)
Across
- 4. The landmark 1946 Health Survey and Development Committee that established the foundational blueprint for India's primary health care infrastructure.
- 6. The national flagship scheme comprising upgraded Health and Wellness Centres and the PM-JAY insurance program.
- 8. A 30-bed hospital providing specialist care in medicine, obstetrics, surgery, and pediatrics, acting as a First Referral Unit.
- 9. A core philosophical principle of Primary Health Care ensuring that health services are distributed according to actual need.
- 11. A courtyard shelter providing non-formal preschool education, supplementary nutrition, and immunization under the ICDS scheme.
- 12. The highest tier of healthcare delivery, offering highly specialized medical care, typically delivered by Medical Colleges.
- 13. The acronym for the set of uniform standards established to ensure the baseline quality of infrastructure, manpower, and services at public health facilities.
- 14. The tier of the healthcare delivery system comprising District Hospitals and Sub-District Hospitals.
Down
- 1. The most peripheral contact point between the primary healthcare system and the community, staffed by an ANM and a Male Health Worker.
- 2. The local self-government system at the village level that facilitates active community participation in rural health planning.
- 3. The first port of call for a qualified medical officer in the rural health system, covering a population of 30,000 in plains.
- 5. The critical two-way process of directing a patient to a higher-level healthcare facility for specialized management.
- 7. The worker scheme introduced by the Kartar Singh Committee in 1973, changing unipurpose disease workers into integrated health workers.
- 10. The acronym representing the integration of traditional Indian systems of medicine into the national health framework.
- 11. A female community health worker acting as the primary interface between the village community and the public health system.