Rajasthan at a glance

Rajasthan-
j at a Glance
State Institute of Health and Family Welfare,

Jaipur
Rajasthan
• Date of formation Nov.01,1956
• 3 42 239 sq.km
3,42,239 k
• 10.41% of Land area.
• Th Desert
Thar D t :70%
70% off ttotal
t l llandmass
d
• Forest vegetation - 9.54%
• The oldest chain of mountains - the Aravali
• Roads: 1,51,914 km. (8,798 km National
Highway)
• 33 districts and 289 development blocks.
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Rajasthan
• Districts: 33
• Blocks: 295
• Total revenue villages: 44672
– Tribal
T ib l di
district:
ti t 7
– Desert district: 6
– Plain district: 20
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/ Districts
Divisions/
Ajmer
Ajmer, Nagaur, Tonk, Bhilwara
Bharatpur
Bharatpur, Dholpur, Karauli, Sawai-Madhopur
Bikaner
Bikaner, Churu, Hanumangarh, Sri-ganganagar

Jaipur
Jaipur, Alwar, Dausa, Jhunjhunu, Sikar
Jodhpur
Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jalore ,Jodhpur, Pali, Sirohi
Kota
Baran, Bundi, Jhalawar, Kota
Udaipur
Banswara, Chittorgarh, Dungarpur, Rajsamand,
Pratapgarh Udaipur
Pratapgarh,

Tribal Desert Plain
1. Banswara 1. Barmer 1. Ajmer 11. Jhalawar
2. Baran 2. Bikaner 2. Alwar 12. Jhunjhunu
3. Dungarpur 3. Churu 3. Bharatpur 13. Karauli
4. Chittorgarh 4. Jaisalmer 4. Bhilwara 14. Kota
5. Pratapgarh 5. Jalore 5. Bundi 15. Nagaur
6
6. Sirohi 6
6. Jodhpur 6 Dausa
6. 16 Pali
16.
7. Udaipur 7. Dholpur 17. Rajsamand
8 Ganganagar 18.
8. 18 Sikar
9. Hanumangarh19. S.madhopur
p
10. Jaipur 20. Tonk

J & K, 1.25 Cr. (1%) Uttarakhand, 1.01 Cr. (1%)
Other states & UTs,
Delhi, 1.68 Cr. (1%)
Haryana, 2.54 Cr. (2%) 2.61Cr. (2%)
Uttar Pradesh
Chhattisgarh,
g , 2.55 Cr. ((2%))
Punjab, 2.7&Cr. (2%)
19.96
19 96 Cr.
C (16%)
Assam, 3.12 Cr. (3%)
Jharkhand, 3.30 Cr. (3%)
Kerala
3.34 Cr. (3%)
Orissa
4.19 Cr. (3%)
Gujarat
G j t
6.04Cr. (5%) POPULATION Maharashtra
SHARE OF 11.24 Cr. ( 9%)
STATES
Karnataka (IN CRORE)
6.11 Cr. (5%)
Rajasthan,
Rajasthan Bihar
6.86 Cr. (6%) 10.38 Cr. (9%)
Tamil Nadu
7.21 Cr. (6%) West Bengal
9.13 Cr. (8%)
Madhya Pradesh Andhra Pradesh
7
7.26 Cr. (6%) 8.47 Cr. (7%) Source: Census 2011
Population
Source: Census-2011
India Rajasthan
• Total : 1,21,05,69,573 • Total : 6,86,21,012
– Male:
M l 6262,31,21,843
31 21 843 – Male:
M l 3 3,55,50,997
55 50 997
– Female: 58,74,47,730
, , , – Female: 3,29,97,440
, , ,
• Urban: 37,71,06,125 • Urban: 1,70,48,085
• Rural: 83,34,63,448 • Rural: 5,15,00,352

Demographic Indicators
India Rajasthan
SC Population 16.6 17.8

ST Population 8.6 13.5
Literacy 73% 66.1%
Male 80.9% 79.2%
Female 64.6% 52.1%
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Institution
Demographic indicators
PARTICULAR INDIA RAJASTHAN
CBR 21.4 25.6
CDR 7.0 6.5
TFR 2.3 2.4
Natural Growth 14 5
14.5 19 3%
19.3%
Sex Ratio 943 928
Child Sex Ratio 914 888

Source: Census: 2011(Rajasthan)/Demographic Indicators September
September‐2014on
2014on
https://nrhm-mis.nic.in/SitePages/HMIS-PeriodicReport.aspx
Slum Population
Towns Reporting Total No. of % of total slum
slums Households population to
urban population
India 2,613 13,920,191 17.4
Rajasthan 107 394,391 12.1

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Institution
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367745
1113725
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204
41172
16372
226
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69520
1779
9650
66639
971
672008
1830
0151
141132
27
213
39658
3685681
1
145845
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1950491
3309234
203
38533
868231
1158283
3
1338114
2677737
1037185
138890
06
District Population – Census 2011
142171
11
12
12
3067549
Sex Ratio: India
Year India Rajasthan
2004 06
2004‐06 908 882
2005‐07 914 876
2006‐08 915 876
2007‐09 914 869
2008‐2010
2008 2010 945 879
2009‐2011 946 880

Sex Ratio (Raj)
( j)
935
926
908
891
883 881
875 877 Total
867 Rural
Urban
At Birth Age (0
(0‐4)
4) All Ages
Source: AHS – 2011-12
Child Sex Ratio ((0-6 y
yrs.))
960 945 India Rajasthan

940 927
916 914
920 909
888
900
880
860
840
1991 2001 2011
Source: Census of India
Female & Child Sex Ratio-INDIA
Females per 1000 Males
980 976
972 Child sex ratio 0-6 age group
970 964 964 962
960 955
950
950 946 945
945
941 940
940 933
934
930 927
930 927
920 914
910
900
890
880
1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
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Female & Child Sex Ratio-Rajasthan
930 Sex ratio

926
921
921 Child Sex Ratio (0
(0--6
919
920 917 Year)
915
911 910
910 908 908
905 905 910
900
890
885 888
880
870
860
1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
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Dungarpur 990
Rajsamand 988
Pali 987
Pratapgarh 982
Banswara 979
Chittorgarh 970
Bhilwara 969
Udaipur 958
District
Jalore 951
Ajmer 950
Jhunjhunu 950
st ct Se
Tonk 949
Nagaur 948
Jhalawar 945
Sikar 944
Churu 938
Sirohi 938
Sex Ratio
Baran 926
9
Bundi 92
22
Jodhpur 915
5
Jaipur 909
9
Hanumangarh
H
at o – Ce
906
Kota 906

Dausa 904
Bikaner 903
Barmer 900
Census
Alwar 894
Saw
wai Madhopur 894
Ganganagar 887
0
Bharatpur 877
Karauli 858
sus 2011
Jaisalmer 849
Dholpur 845
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18
Highest Child Lowest Child
Sex Ratios- Sex Ratios-
Districts Districts
990 887
990 890
877
988 880
988 987
870 858
986
860 849
845
984
850
982
982 840
980 830
820
978
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Jalore 5
55.58
Siro
ohi 56.02
5
Pratapgarh 56.30
5
Banswara 57.20
Barmer 57.49
Jaisalmer 58.04
District
Dungarpur 60.78
Jhalawar 62.13
Bundi 62.31
Ton
nk 62.46
Chittorgarh 62.51
Bhilwara 62.71
Udaipur 62.74
Pa
ali 63.23
st ct Literacy
Rajsaman nd 63.93
Nagaur 64.08
Bikaner 65.92
S
Sawai Madhopur 66.19
Jodhpur 67.09
Karauuli 67.34
te acy Rate–
Baraan 67.38
Churu 67.46
Hanumangarh 68.37
ate Ce
Daussa 69.17

Dholpur 70.14
Ganganagar 70.25
Ajmer 70.46
Bharatpur 71.16
Census
Alwar 71.68
Sikar 72.98
Jhunjhun nu 74.72
0
Jaipur 76.44
Ko
ota 77.48
sus 2011
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Organogram – DM&HS (Raj
(Raj.))

Hon’ble Minister for Medical , Health, FW, Ayurved and ME
Hon
Hon’ble
ble State Minister for Medical and Health
PHS, Medical, Health & Family Welfare
Director (PH)
Addl Joint Addl State Joint Joint State Dy Directorat

F
Dir- Dir- Dir- DDO TB Dir- Dir- Leprosy Legal e General
A
RH TA Gaz officer Plan RPG Officer Advisor Admin
Chief Store
ALR
AO Dy. Dir. Dy. Dir Officer
Plan Assembly
Senior
AO
Dy. CM&HO
Plan

Addl. Director (Rural Health)
Joint Director Joint Director (Famine Joint Director SPO Statistical

((Malaria)) & Epidemic)
p ) ((RH&PFA)) ((Blindness)) Officer
Dy.
y Dir Dy.
y Dir Dy.
y Dir Chief Public
Malaria Entomology PFA Analyst
Asst. Dir.
Entomology Dy. CM&HO
IDSP
(Health)

PHS, Health & Family Welfare Deptt
MD,
MD NRHM
Director (RCH)
Addl Director(RCH) Joint Director(RCH) FA (FW)
Dy. Director (2) Cold Chain Officer SMO (2)
AO AAO (2)
Demographer & Evaluation Officer Divisional Level Joint Director (IDSP)
Joint Director(Zone)
Social Scientist Stat. Officer(2)
District Level
CM&HO
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CM&HO
Dy CM&HO (Health) RCHO Addl/Dy CM&HO (FW)
Urban FW
BCMO CHC MCH Center
Center
PHC
SC

Organizational Structure of NHM
Hon’ble Minister, Medical & Health
Principal Secretary, Medical & Health
Spl. Secretary, Medical, Health & MD-

Director – IEC, AMD- FW RMSCL Director – Director –
NHM MD NHM
MD-NHM PH AIDS
Ad. Dir. Chief PD-NRHM Director – Dir-Finance SPM-NRHM PD-MMJRK PD-

IEC Eng, M&H RCH PCPNDT
DD-IEC
AD-AYUSH
US
Civilil
Ci JD-Fin
JD Fi Asst.SPM
A t SPM DD-
DD Addl.Sp-
Addl S
Wing DD-Fin SDO PCPNDT PCPNDT
AO PO HM (PNDT)
Consultant AYUSH SFM
s MOs
CRIME PBI Staff
PD-MH
PD MH PD-CH
PD CH PD
PD- DD FW
DD-FW
BRANCH
C C
Constable
Immu. DEO-
SI LDC
Immu FW
HC Info Asst
Cell FW-
Constable
Cell
H l h Infrastructure
Health I f

Establishment of SC –Five
Five year plans
No
ooof SC estblished
estb s ed
16000 14407
14000 11487
12000 9926 10612
9400
10000 8000
8000
6000 3790
4000
2000
0

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Institution
Establishment of PHC –Five
Five year plans
No
ooof PHC
C Established
stab s ed
2500
2082
2000 1616 1674
1499 1528
1500
1048
1000
448
500
0
2012‐17
h Plan
h Plan
SSixth Plan (1981‐
Eight Plan (1992‐
Ninth Plan (1997‐
Teenth Plan (2002‐
2012)
5‐90)
Seventh
Eleventh
(2007‐2
(1985
2002)
2007)
85)
97)

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Institution
Establishment of CHC –Five
Five year plans
NO
Ooof CHC
C C estblished
estb s ed
600 567
500
382
400 337
300 261 263
185
200
100 76
0

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Institution
Health Facilities (Govt.)
Health Facilities Rajasthan India
Sub-centres 14407 153655

PHC 2079 25308
CHC level hospitals 579 5396
SDH 19 -
Satellite 8 -
DH 34
3 -
Source: Pragati Prativedan 2016-17

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Health Facilities (Govt.)
Norms Population
P l ti Population
P l ti
covered per covered per
facility
y facility
y
India Rajasthan
Sub-centres 3000‐5000 5615 4487

PHC 20000‐30000 34641
CHC level 80000‐120000 172375 134922
hospitals
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32
Average no of Villages covered
No of Villages
Sub-centres 4
PHC 27
CHC level hospitals 133

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Blood Banks
Total
India 2708
Raj. 111 (52 govt.,59 trust)
Source: Central Drugs Control Organization (CDSCO) , MOHFW

CBHI: NHP 2016,
2016 Prgati prativedan 2016-17

Eye Banks
India 255
Rajasthan 13 registered ( 7 Govt

Govt,6
6
Pvt)
Source: CBHI: NHP 2016

Mental Hospitals
Government Private Total

sector sector
I di
India 20893 5096 25989
Rajasthan 627 110 737
CBHI: NHP 2011, data till July 2002

Medical Education
India Rajasthan
Medical College/ 412(48855) 13
Intake (2100)
Dental College
College- 308 14
BDS
Source: NHP2016
AYUSH Colleges/Institutions
Ayurveda Unani Sidhdha Naturopath Homeopath
y y
INDIA 279 43 8 19 195
Rajasthan 11 2 3 8
Source: CBHI: NHP 2016

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Institution
Nursing
g Schools
1921 1953
India
1283 Rajasthan
443
33 90 83
17
ANM GNM B.Sc. M.Sc.
Source: www.indiannursingcouncil.org (2016 )

Human Resource in Health

Manpower Status India Rajasthan
Total Allopathic Doctors 960
960233**
33 35
35168**
68
Total Allopathic Doctors in 106987 ** 8788 **
Govt.
T t l Dentist
Total D ti t 156391** 4243**
Total Dentist in Govt. sector 6051** 395**
Total Ayush Doctors 744563**
744563 17815**
17815
Total Registered ANMs 786061 * 103994 *
Total ANMs in Govt. 217780 * 16258 *
Total Registered GNMs 1780006 * 175542 *
Total Registered LHVs 55914 * 2550 *
Total Specialist at CHCs 4091* 651 *
MBBS Doctors at PHCs 27355 * 2111 *
* NHP 15 ** NHP16

WHO norm
• WHO norm
1 doctor per 1000 population( we are having 1
doctor per 1700 people)
India need 4 lakh more doctors by 2020 to
achieve WHO norm
WHO norm 25 nurses/ midwives per 10,000
population
India has 19 health workers ( doctors 6 ,nurses
13) per 10,000 population
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Institution
• WHO – 5 beds per 1000 people
• In India 1678 average population per
ggovernment hospital
p bed
• Rajasthan1521 average population served per
Hospital bed

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Institution
Manpower
a po e Status
Status: Rajasthan
ajast a
Required
Sanctioned
2562
In position
2268 Vacant
2082 2111
Shortfall
1617
1511
860
651
451
Doctors at PHC Specialist at CHC
Source: RHS 2014

Health Indicators

Health indicators
S.
S Indicator
I di t P
Present
t Status
St t
No.
Rajasthan India
4 CBR
24 8**
24.8 20 8**
20.8
5 CDR
6 3**
6.3 6 5**
6.5
6 TFR
2.4 **** 2.3 **
Source:* SRS –Bulletin Sep 2014** Demographic Indicators on HMIS portal on

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Health indicators
S.
S Indicator
I di t P
Present
t Status
St t
No.
Rajasthan
j India
1 IMR
41 **** 37***
2 NNMR
30*** 25***
3 U de 5
Under
Mortality 50*** 43***
Rate
4 MMR
244* 167 *
Source:* SRS –Bulletin Sep 2014** Demographic Indicators on HMIS portal on

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Performance indicators
Urban Rural Total
NFHS-4
Current Use of Family Planning Methods (currently married women age
15–49 years)
Any method4 (%) 64.1 58.3 59.7
Any modern method4 (%) 57 9
57.9 52 1
52.1 53 5
53.5
Female sterilization (%) 35.3 42.5 40.7
Male sterilization (%) 0.2 0.2 0.2
IUD/PPIUD (%) 2.1 1.0 1.2
Pill (%) 3.5 2.1 2.4
Condom (%) 16.5 6.1 8.7
Unmet Need for Family Planning (currently married women age 15–49
years)5
Total unmet need (%) 12.4 12.3 12.3
Unmet need for spacing (%) 5.2 5.8 5.7
NFHS_4 Urban Rural Total
Maternity Care (for last birth in the 5 years before the survey)
Mothers who had antenatal check-up in the first trimester (%) 74.9 59.6 63.0
Mothers who had at least 4 antenatal care visits (%) 53 8

53.8 34 1
34.1 38 5
38.5
Mothers whose last birth was protected against neonatal tetanus7 93.5 88.6 89.7
(%)
Mothers who consumed iron folic acid for 100 days or more when 25.6 14.8 17.3
they
were pregnant (%)
Mothers who had full antenatal care8 (%) 17.5 7.4 9.7
Urban Rural Total
Maternity Care (for last birth in the 5 years before the survey)
Registered pregnancies for which the mother received 91.3 92.6 92.3
Mother and Child Protection (MCP) card (%)
Mothers who received postnatal care from a 71.3 61.5 63.7

doctor/nurse/LHV/ANM/midwife/other health personnel within
2 days of delivery (%)
Mothers who received financial assistance under Janani 46.6 59.1 56.1
j
Suraksha Yojana ((JSY)) for births delivered in an institution
(%)
Average out of pocket expenditure per delivery in public 3,387 2,969 3,052
health facility (Rs.)
Children born at home who were taken to a health facility for 4.1 0.8 1.2
check-up
c ec up within 24 hours
ou s o
of b
birth (%)
Urban Rural Total
Children who received a health check after birth from a 24.5 22.0 22.6
doctor/nurse/LHV/ANM/ midwife/other health personnel
within 2 days of birth (%)
Delivery Care (for births in the 5 years before the survey)
I tit ti
Institutional
l births
bi th (%) 90 3
90.3 82 3
82.3 84 0
84.0
Institutional births in public facility (%) 57.6 65.1 63.5
Home delivery conducted by skilled health personnel 2.9 3.3 3.2
(out of total deliveries) (%)
Births assisted by a doctor/nurse/LHV/ANM/other 92.8 84.9 86.6
health personnel (%)
Births delivered by caesarean section (%) 16 4
16.4 65
6.5 86
8.6
Births in a private health facility delivered by caesarean 28.8 20.4 23.2
section (%)
Births in a p
public health facility
y delivered by
y caesarean 12.2 4.6 6.1
section (%)
Child Immunizations and Vitamin A Supplementation
Children age 12-23 months fully immunized (BCG, 60.9 53.1 54.8
measles, and 3 doses each of polio and DPT) (%)
Urban Rural Total
Children age 12-23 months who have received BCG 95.3 87.0 88.8
(%)
Children age 12-23 months who have received 3 doses 68.5 64.5 65.4
of polio vaccine (%)
Children
C d e age 12-23 3 months
o t s whoo have
a e received
ece ed 3 doses 78.4
8 69.8
69 8 71.6
6
of DPT vaccine (%)
Children age 12-23 months who have received measles 86.5 75.8 78.1
vaccine ((%))
Children age 12-23 months who have received 3 doses 58.0 51.7 53.1
of Hepatitis B vaccine (%)
Children age 9-59 months who received a vitamin A 47.3 37.5 39.6
dose in last 6 months (%)
Children age 12-23 months who received most of the 88.8 96.0 94.4
vaccinations in public health facility (%)
Children age 12-23 months who received most of the 11.1 2.4 4.4
vaccinations in private health facility (%)
CBR
Source: Health and Family Welfare Statistics-2013
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India Rajasthan
30 3
30.3
30 28.6 28.3 27.9 26.7
26.8 27.5
26.2 25.9 25.6 25 24.8
25 24.3 23.5 23.1 22.8 22.1 21.8 21 6
21.6 21 4
21.4 21 20 8
20.8
20
15
10
0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

CDR
Source: SRS – Dec 2011
9
8 India Rajasthan
8 7 6 7.6
7.6 76 75
7.5 74
7.4 74
7.4
7 6.9 6.8 6.8 7.2 6.7 7.1 6.7 7 7 6.7
7 6.6 6.5 6.4 6.56.3
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

IMR
90
83 81 79 79 India Rajasthan
80 75
72 70
70 68 66 68 67 65 63
60 58 59
60 57 55 55
53
50 49
50 47 47 46
42 43
40 39
40 37
30
20
10
Source: SRS
MMR
500
445
450
400 388
350 318
301
300
254 255 244
250 India
212
200 178 167 Rajasthan
150
100
50
0
2001‐2003 2004‐06 2007‐09 2010‐12 2011‐13
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Institution
TFR
4 3.7
3.5 3.4
3.5 3.3 3.3
3.1 3
3 2.9 2.8 2.9 2.8 2.8
2.7 26
2.6 26
2.6 2.7
25
2.5 2.4 2.4
2.5 2.3 2.3 2.3
2 Rajasthan
1.5 India
0.5
0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Source: Sample Registration System, Statistical Report (Registrar General, India)
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Institution
Health indicators
S.
S No.
N Indicator
I di t Present
P t Status
St t (Rajasthan)
(R j th )
1 CBR 23.8
2 CDR 6.4
3 NGR 17.7
4 IMR 55
5 NNMR 37
6 PNMR 18
7 U-5 MR 74
Source: AHS-12-13

Rajastha
an 24.4
Sri Ganganag
gar 22..2
Hanumanga
arh 23.2
Bikan
ner 24.6
Chu
uru 23.1
Jhunjhun
nu 23.2
Alw
war 22
2.6
Bharatp
pur 23.4
2

Dholp
pur 28.9
Karau
uli 27.2
Sawai Madhop
S pur 27.1
Daus
sa 22.1
Jaip
pur 2.9
22
Sik
kar 23.5
2
Naga
aur 23.4
2
Jodhp
pur 23.9
Jaisalm
mer 23.9
Barm
mer 31
1.8
Jalo
ore 27.4
Siro
ohi 24
Pali 22
2.8
Ajm
mer 23.6
2
Ton
nk 23
3
Crude Birth Rate
Bun
ndi 23.3
2
Bhilwa
ara 22..2
Rajsaman
nd 27.5
Udaip
pur 29.3
Dungarp
pur 27.6
Banswa
ara 30.3
Chittorga
arh 21
Ko
ota 6
21.6
Bara
an 24.9
Jhalaw
war 24.8
60
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Rajasthan n 24.1
Sri Ganganagar
S 22.1
Hanumangarh h 22.9
Bikaner 24.1
Churuu 23
Jhunjhunu u 22.8
Alwar 22.3
Bharatpur 23
Dholpur 28.6

Karaulli 26.8
Sa
awai Madhopur 26.8
Dausaa 21.8
Jaipur 22.5
Sikar 23.1
Nagaur 23
Jodhpur 23.5
Jaisalmer 23.9
Institution
Barmer 31.8
Jalore
e 27.1
2
Sirohi 23.8

Pali 22.7
Ajmer 23.3
Tonkk 22.7
Bundi 22.9
Bhilwaraa 22
Crude Birth Rate
Rajsamand d 27.1
2
Udaipur 28.8
Dungarpur 27.4
2
Banswara a 30
Chittorgarhh 20.8
Kota
a 21.6
Barann 24.9
Jhalawar 24.6
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Rajasthan 6.4
Sri… 6.3
Ha
anumangarh 6.3
Bikaner 6.3
Churu 6.2
Jhunjhunu 5.8
Alwar 5.9
Bharatpur 5.9

Dholpur 5.9
Karauli 6.2
Sawai… 7.2
7
Dausa 6.5
Jaipur 5.8
Sikar 5.9
Nagaur 6.5
Jodhpur 6.2
Jaisalmer 6.6
Barmer 6
Jalore 7.2
7
Sirohi 7
Pali 6.6
Ajmer 6.4
Tonk 7.5
Crude Death Rate

Bundi 7.6
Bhilwara 7.4
7
Rajsamand 8.3
Udaipur 8
Dungarpur 6.3
Banswara 7.3
7
Chittorgarh 5.6
Kota 5.6
62
Baran 6.5
Jhalawar 7.6
Rajasthan 6.4
Sri… 6.2
Ha
anumangarh 6.1
Bikaner 6.1
Churu 6
Jhunjhunu 5.7
Alwar 5.8
Bharatpur 5.7
Dholpur

5.9
Karauli 6.3
Sawai… 7..1
Dausa 6.7
Jaipur 5.7
Sikar 5.8
Nagaur 6.3
Jodhpur 6
Jaisalmer 6.6
Barmer 6.2
Jalore 7.3
7
Sirohi 7
Pali 6.8
Ajmer 6.3
Tonk 7.5
Crude Death Rate

Bundi 7.6
Bhilwara 7
7.2
Rajsamand 8.2
Udaipur 8.3
Dungarpur 6.6
Banswara 7.2
7
Chittorgarh 5.7
Kota 5.6
63
Baran 6.4
Jhalawar 7.6
y Rate ((Raj.)
Neo-natal Mortality j)
41
38 40
37
28
26
Total Rural Urban

Source: AHS – 2011-12 , 2012-13
y Rate ((Raj.)
Post-natal Mortality j)
20
19
19
18
12
12
Total Rural Urban

Source: AHS – 2011-12 ,2012-13
y Rate ((Raj)
Under 5 Mortality j)
83
76 81
74
54
52
Total Rural Urban

Source: AHS – 2011-12 ,2012-13
y Rate(Raj)
Under 5 Mortality ( j)
87 Male
M l
81 75
Female
68
59
45
Total Rural Urban

Rajastthan
Sri Gangana
S agar 55
Hanumang garh 52
Bikaaner 4
45
Chhuru 47
4
Jhunjhunu 48
Allwar 48
Bharattpur 52

Dhollpur 49
Karrauli 58
Sawai Madho
S opur 69
Daausa 67
Jaiipur 53
Sikar 50
Naggaur 50
Jodhhpur 52
Jaisalmer 4
46
Barmer 50
Jalore 70
Sirrohi 72
2
Infant Mortality
Pali 65
Ajmer 54
Tonk
T 50
Buundi 57
y Rate
Bhilwwara 65
Rajsamand 64
Udaiipur 59
Dungarrpur 63
Bansw wara 63
Chittorg
garh 57
Kota
K 63
Baaran 36
Jhalaawar
68
55 63
Neo-natal & Post-natal Mortality
y Rate
PNMR NNMR
20 37
17 25
17 1816 23 17 19
18 192120 12 21 131521 1821
19 15 1822 15
16 22 1217 19 18
53 46 4747 5246 11
3731333636 37 32 3841 35 45 39393848 44 3941
3031 29 27 3529 25 31 34
Rajasthan
Baran
Chittorgarh
Banswara
Jaisalmer
Rajsamand
Sikar
Kota
Nagaur
Bharatpur
Jalore
Bundi
Alwar
Bhilwara
Karauli
Bikaner
Churu
Hanumangarh
Jhalawar
Pali
Sri Gaanganagar
Sawai Madhopur
Barmer
Dholpur
Dungarpur
Jaipur
Sirohi
Tonk
Udaipur
Ajmer
Dausa
Jhunjhunu
Jodhpur
M
D
R
C

Rajasthan 74
Ajmer 70
Alwar 74
Banswara 95
Baran 71
Barmer 85
Bharatpur 70
Bhilwara 80
Bikaner 67

Bundi 85
Chittaurgarh 77
Churu 62
Dausa 82
Dholpur 73
Dungarpur 81
Hanumangarh 63
Jaipur 65
Jaisalmer 71
Jalore 94
Jhalawar 78
Jhunjhunu 69
Jodhpur 63
Under 5 Mortality
Karauli 81
Kota 47

Nagaur 68
Pali 71
y Rate
Rajsamand 80
Saawai Madhopur 80
Sikar 74
Sirohi 85
Sri Ganganagar 71
Tonk 79
Udaipur 91
9
70
Maternal Mortality Ratio
( tZ
(at Zonall llevel)
l)
285 293
261 262 263 264
251
238

CHC- XI FYP vs. PG seats
4809
CHC XI
XI-FYP
FYP India Rajasthan
2180 2180
1981
1259 1386
682 624 619
86 71 58 73 17 17 21
94
Source: RHS 2011/ MCI, 2012 (www.mciindia.org)

Service Provider Status
1.37
1.4
India Rajasthan 0.94
1.2
1 0.63
0.8 0.46
0.6 0.41 0.43
0.4
0.2
0
Doctor
D t Doctor
D t Nurse
N Nurse
N Population
P l ti
Population Ratio Ratio Ratio [per 1000]
[per 1000]
Source: DLHS 3 SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified Institution 73

Health Sector Schemes and
I iti ti
Initiatives
• One year P.G.
P G Certificate for Doctors :‐
: One
Year training Certificate Course for in service
doctors in 10 specialities has been started
from 9 March 2015.
• 267 Doctors were selected in phase I. I 97 more
doctors were selected for phase II which has
started from 13
13‐07‐2015.
07 2015

74
Institution
I iti ti
Initiatives contd
td …..
• ADARSH PHC Yojana
Yojana‐ August 15,2016
15 2016
– Ist Phase 295 Adarsh PHCs
– II nd Phase
• Bhamashah
Bh h h Swasthya
S th Bima
Bi Y j
Yojana

75
Institution
Initiatives contd …..
• Mukhya Mantri Jeevan Raksha Kosh
• Janani Suraksha Yaojana
• Rajasthan Janani-Shishu Suraksha Yojana (RJSSY)
assures NIL out of pocket expenses in all
Government Health Institutions for Pregnant
g Women
& Newborns
• HBPNC/ HBNC+ /Yashoda
• Mukhya Mantri Rajshri Yojana
•

IInitiatives
ii i d …..
contd
• Routine Immunization Program
• Hepatitis B vaccine in Routine Immunization
program – Dec11
Pentavalent Vaccine ((launched from 1st Nov,,
2014)
Mission Indra Dhanush
Navjaat Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (NSSK)
POSHAN

77
Institution
• Deshi Ghee Scheme on First Delivery to BPL
women
• 100% State Govt. sponsored scheme
• Implemented in all the districts from 01
01.03.2009
03 2009
• Provision of 5 litre Saras Deshi ghee as a token of
gift
• For the BPL, on first delivery, at Govt. Institution.
• Provided through medical officer in urban areas
and ANMs in the rural area
• A Deshi ghee coupon is provided at the time of
discharge from hospital indicating Dairy booth
number .
• 5 liters Deshi ghee is delivered at the concerned
booth within 15 days of issued coupon.

• “Policy to promote private sector in Health care
facilities 2006
facilities-2006”
• Sanjivani scheme -specialist services in tribal
and desert areas through
g health camps p
• Swasthya Chetna Yatra

• Jyoti Yojana- Any woman who has undergone
sterilization after one or two girl child only would
be empowered
– Set as Role model for village
– Preference for ASHA selection, AWW, ANM
se ect o
selection
– Preference in higher education

• Balika Sambal Yojna
j
– Bond of Rs. 10,000/- to maximum two girl

child, if parents undergo sterilization
• Rajiv Gandhi Mobile Medical Unit
• 108 Emergency Referral Service

• Promotion of generic medicines
• Mukhya Mantri Nishulk Dawa Yojana
• Establishment of RMSCL in 2011 for free delivery

of quality medicines.
• Mukhya Mantri Nishulk Jaanch Yojana

82
Institution
• Toll Free ‘104’ Medical Advice Service
• Swasthya Sandesh Yojana( SMS Alerts to Citizen and

Health Workers )
83
KMK (Kushal Mangal Karyakram )
• Kushal Mangal Karyakram (KMK) with an aim to bring
down maternal mortality ratio (MMR) in the state.
Under the new scheme,
scheme the health department
would identify high‐risk pregnancies.
• Surakshit Matratva Divas
• Prasuti
P i Niyojan
Ni j Diwas
Di
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Activities/ initiatives under NHM
• Social Review of Maternal Death (Oct, 2014)
• Expansion of services in ‘104’ Toll Free Medical

Advice Service
• Complaint of illegal sex determination
• Information
I f ti regarding
di t t
treatment
t off malnutrition
l t iti
among children
• Badhai Sandesh (launched from 11th Oct, 2014)
• ASHA Sanchar
• ANM SAMVAD
Continue…
Nishulk Sanitary napkins vitran yojna
• Sanitary Napkin –
– As per Budget 2015‐16
2015 16 announcements Hon'ble Chief
minister for girls health and hygiene a special scheme
Nishulk Sanitary napkins vitran yojna was introduced.
• All the
h 33 districts
di i off theh state in i in
i rurall areas
from class 6 to 12, approximately 15.50 lacs
school ggoingg adolescent ggirls and approximately
pp y
4.50 lacs 10 to 19 years old non school going
adolescent girls of BPL families, will be benefited
Under this scheme there is a provision of
distributing 12 free sanitary napkins per month to
each girl.
86
Institution
e Initiatives
e‐Initiatives
Of GoR

87
Institution
ASHA Soft (The Online Payment
and
a d Monitoring
o to g Syste
System))
• ASHA Soft (The Online Payment and Monitoring

System):‐ It is an online system launched on 26th
December,, 2014.
• ASHA Soft facilitates the user to capture
beneficiary wise details of services given by ASHA
to the community, online payment of ASHA to
their bank accounts, ggenerate various reports
p to
monitor the progress of the programme and to
ensure their timely and seamless online payment

• Th
The system
t is
i designed
d i d and d developed
d l d by
b th
the
National Informatics Centre – Rajasthan
• Rajasthan is the first state to start online

payments to ASHAs in its all districts. This
online payment and performance monitoring
system rolled out in all districts of Rajasthan
for 47000 ASHAs

Pregnancy, Child Tracking and Health
Services Management System Plus (PCTS
+)
• Pregnancy, Child Tracking & Health Services Management
S t
System i an online
is li software
ft used
d as an effective
ff ti planning
l i &
management tool by Medical, Health & Family Welfare
department, Govt. of Rajasthan. The system maintains online
data of more than 13000 ggovernment health institutions in the
state.
• The System facilitates :Integrated system for HMIS and
Pregnant woman & child tracking
– Online tracking of pregnant women
– Online tracking of infants & children
– Better health surveillance
– Better monitoring of immunization programme
– Monitoring of institutional delivery
– Identification of cases for sterilization
– Better management of health institutions
– Online directory of health institutions
90
Institution
• IMPACT‐Integrated system for monitoring of
PCPNDT act
• E‐Sadhan
• E‐Upkaran
EU k
• OJAS
• SNA

91
Institution
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Rajasthan-

State Institute of Health and Family Welfare,

SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified Institution 2

• Total revenue villages: 44672

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• Total : 1,21,05,69,573 • Total : 6,86,21,012

• Urban: 37,71,06,125 • Urban: 1,70,48,085

• Rural: 83,34,63,448 • Rural: 5,15,00,352

SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified Institution 8

SC Population 16.6 17.8

Male 80.9% 79.2%

Female 64.6% 52.1%

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CBR 21.4 25.6

CDR 7.0 6.5

TFR 2.3 2.4

Sex Ratio 943 928

Child Sex Ratio 914 888

India 2,613 13,920,191 17.4

Rajasthan 107 394,391 12.1

SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified

SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified Institution

2005‐07 914 876

2006‐08 915 876

2007‐09 914 869

2009‐2011 946 880

960 945 India Rajasthan

930 Sex ratio

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Source-www.censusindia.gov.in SIHFW: an ISO9001: 2015 certified institution 19

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PHS, Medical, Health & Family Welfare

Addl Joint Addl State Joint Joint State Dy Directorat

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Joint Director Joint Director (Famine Joint Director SPO Statistical

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Addl Director(RCH) Joint Director(RCH) FA (FW)

Dy. Director (2) Cold Chain Officer SMO (2)

Demographer & Evaluation Officer Divisional Level Joint Director (IDSP)

Dy CM&HO (Health) RCHO Addl/Dy CM&HO (FW)

SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified Institution 25

Principal Secretary, Medical & Health

Spl. Secretary, Medical, Health & MD-

Ad. Dir. Chief PD-NRHM Director – Dir-Finance SPM-NRHM PD-MMJRK PD-

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SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified

Eight Plan (1992‐

Ninth Plan (1997‐

Teenth Plan (2002‐

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SIHFW: an ISO 9001:2015 certified

Sub-centres 14407 153655

Source: Pragati Prativedan 2016-17

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Sub-centres 3000‐5000 5615 4487