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NPCDCS: NCD Prevention & Control Program

The National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, CVDs and Stroke (NPCDCS) aims to promote health through community involvement, early detection, and treatment of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The program has achieved significant screening numbers in Maharashtra and plans to expand to additional districts while addressing implementation challenges such as coordination and resource availability. Key strategies include health promotion, screening, timely diagnosis, and access to affordable treatment.

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NPCDCS: NCD Prevention & Control Program

The National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, CVDs and Stroke (NPCDCS) aims to promote health through community involvement, early detection, and treatment of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The program has achieved significant screening numbers in Maharashtra and plans to expand to additional districts while addressing implementation challenges such as coordination and resource availability. Key strategies include health promotion, screening, timely diagnosis, and access to affordable treatment.

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National Programme for Prevention and Control of

Cancer, Diabetes, CVDs and Stroke (NPCDCS)

STATE NCD CELL, 7 T H


F L O O R , A R O G Y A B H A V A N , S T. G E O R G E ’ S H O S P I T A L COMPOUND,
P. D ’ M E L L O R O A D , F O R T , M U M B A I 0 1
TEL: 022-2262 3222 / 2027 FAX : 022-
22642955
E-MAIL: [Link]@[Link]
Programme Objective

 Health promotion through behavior change with involvement


of community, civil society, community based organizations,
media etc.
 Opportunistic screening at all levels in the health care
delivery system from sub-centre and above for early detection
of diabetes, hypertension and common cancers. Outreach
camps are also envisaged.
 To prevent and control chronic Non-Communicable diseases,
especially Cancer, Diabetes, CVDs and Stroke.
 To build capacity at various levels of health care for
prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, IEC/BCC, operational
research and rehabilitation.
 To support for diagnosis and cost effective treatment at
primary, secondary and tertiary levels of health care.
 To support for development of database of NCDs through
Surveillance System and to monitor NCD morbidity and
Strategy

 Health promotion, awareness generation and promotion


of healthy lifestyle
 Screening and early detection
 Timely, affordable and accurate diagnosis
 Access to affordable treatment,
 Rehabilitation
NCD Programme salient features

 Screening of age >30 years individual for Diabetes and


Hypertension
 The screening should be both Hospital and Community based
 The Community based screening - by health worker at Subcentre
both Male and Female
 The Hospital based screening - by staff appointed under the
programme at DH & CHC
 Strengthening of District ICU for Cardiac care
 Opportunistic screening of common cancers (Cervix, Breast and
Oral) at DH and CHC level
 Curative services should be made available from PHC and above
 Health promotion and Counselling services available from PHC
and above.
What is achieved

 The programme was started in 6 districts of Maharashtra.


(Amravati, Bhandara, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Wardha and
Washim)
 In 2013-14 we screened 21.16 lack individuals for DM & HT
form 6 NCD districts
 The confirmed DM patients were 94,401 – (P-4.46%)
 The confirmed HT patients were 1,64,085 – (P-7.75%)
 The confirmed patients of Common Cancers were – 946
 Started 71 NCD clinics in 6 NCD districts
 Develop a treatment protocol of DM & HT for PHC Medical
officers
 Develop Cancer related IEC material and distributed to the
health facilities of 6 NCD districts
 Training
 PHC medical officers for DM & HT management
 CHC/PHC Medical officers in cancer screening and early diagnosis
 Subcentre’s ANM in DM screening
Issues in implementation

 Lack of coordination between DHO & CS


 No review of programme from DHO or PHC Medical
officer
 Screening coverage is a problem
 Duplication of reporting
 Lack of ownership to the programme
 Though horizontal programme, treated as a vertical
programme
 Availability of Specialist, MBBS doctors is a problem
 Form this year 2014-15 the programme will be
expanded in 5 another districts
 Nandurbar
 Osmanabad
 Parbhani
 Satara
 Sindhudurg
Major Tasks for new districts

 Recruitment of man-power
 Formal training of HT & DM screening to health
workers
 Programme sensitization in the existing health system
 Initiation of Screening
 To make medicine available for DM/HT/CVD
management at DH & CHC
 To make medicine available for DM/HT management at
PHC as per the treatment protocol
 For the recruitment process the advertisement will be
published from state level
 Application will be submitted at District level
 The recruitment process of District Epidemiologist,
Programme Co-ordinator and Finance Consultant will be
done at state level, rest will be at CS level.
For new district
Additional HR to be recruited
 At District level
 District NCD Cell
 District Epidemiologist/ Public Health Specialist – 1.
 District Programme Coordinator – 1.

 Finance cum Logistics Consultant – 1.


 Data Entry Operator – 1.

 District NCD clinic


 General Physician – 1
 GNM – 2
 Physiotherapist – 1

 Counsellor – 1
 Technician – 1
 Data Entry Operator – 1
 CCU / Day Care Facility
 Specialist – 1
 GNM – 4

 CHC NCD clinic


 General Physician / Doctor – 1

 GNM – 1

 Counsellor – 1

 Technician – 1

 Data Entry Operator – 1


Focus Points for Deputy Director

 Regular review of NCD programme progress in each


and every meeting of CS and DHO.
 Monthly review meeting with District Programme
Officer and Finance cum Logistic Officer.
 Co-ordination in establishment of linkages between
District Hospital and Tertiary Care Centers
Focus Points for Civil Surgeon

 To make available sufficient space for NCD cell, Clinic


and sitting arrangement for NCD staff, patients etc. at
Dist. Hospital and RH\SDH
 Appointment of qualified staff as per requirement and
guidelines
 Regular Medical Superintendent review in every
meeting.
 Proper utilization of fund as per guidelines.
 Implementation of programme in co-operation with
DHO.
 Strengthening of Lab, CCU, Geriatric services, Oncology
services etc. at DH and CHC
 Awareness about NCD in public
Focus Points for District Health Officer

 Co-operation and Co-ordination with Civil Surgeon in


implementation of NCD activities.
 Review of THO and MO for the progress of NCD
programme.
 Asked Medical officers to take the review of NCD
programme
 Regular data collection and maintenance of all NCD
activities.(Data regarding suspected and confirm
patients)
 Proper utilization of fund as per guidelines.
 Awareness in public about various NCDs
Thank you ..

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