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Welcome to Solution Exchange for the Maternal and Child Health Community in India |
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We are a group of professionals from a wide range of organizations and perspectives who are dedicated to addressing challenges facing public health and nutrition practitioners engaged in reducing infant mortality and maternal mortality. The Maternal & Child Health Community is co-facilitated by WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA, and is moderated by a Resource Team comprised of Dr. Joy Elamon, Resource Person (Interim) and Meenakshi Aggarwal, Research Associate. Click here for the message from the Resource Team.
Below are the current topics being addressed.To participate you must be a member. Go to the Mailgroup page to log in or sign up. Open Query [se-decn][se-mch] QUERY: Urgent - Reply by 12 February 2010. Strengthening Rogi Kalyan Samitis - Experiences.
From Dr. K. Ray Barman, National Health System Resource Centre (NHSRC), New Delhi.
Seeks inputs on state level guidelines on Rogi Kalyan Samiti, participation of Panchayats and communities and experiences with RKS at the institutional level.
[se-gen][se-mch] QUERY: Initiatives and Models for Supporting Gender Sensitive Child Care Services - Examples. Reply by 19 February 2010
Ramya Subrahmanian, Social Policy & Planning Monitoring and Evaluation (SPPME), UNICEF India Office, New Delhi
Seeks inputs to identify the initiatives addressing the requirements of child care as well as the needs of mothers to work within and outside the home and the existing organizations and networks working at the intersection of gender and care.  
Immunization in Difficult AreasThe Azad India Foundation works on education and health care services used inputs gathered from a discussion on Maternal and Child... read more
all MCH Community Impact Stories | Sankhe Lalit R., Grant Medical College, Mumbai | | | | 
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“The Solution exchange group of WHO's initiative is an good opportunity for the public health experts to learn and understand the newer challenges in applied community medicine and new issues of public health importance.”
