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He conducted an in-depth review of the implementation and progress of key health programmes. The review covered major verticals including Institutional Deliveries, NCD, Ayushman Bharat–HWCs, RBSK, RCH, Immunization, NTCP, NMHP, Scan & Share initiative and other national flagship schemes.
On arrival at the Office of the Chief Medical Officer, the dignitaries were formally received by Dr. Anil Manhas, Chief Medical Officer Udhampur, along with the district programme officers including DTO, DHO DIO and all BMOs.
The Chief Medical Officer presented a comprehensive, data-driven PowerPoint presentation covering: status of Home Deliveries and strategies adopted to improve institutional deliveries, NCD screening coverage, follow-up status, ABHA IDs, treatment initiation and block-wise performance, Ayushman Bharat–HWC service delivery indicators, tele consultation utilisation, wellness activities and HR status, RBSK screening and referral performance, DEIC functioning and achievements in early identification of defects and developmental delays, Immunization coverage, left-out/drop-out analysis, AEFI reporting and microplanning, Maternal and child health indicators, HRP tracking, JSY/JSSK implementation, Progress under TB, IDSP NVBDCP, NTCP, NMHP and other vertical programmes.
Dr. Zargar conducted detailed deliberations on progress, data quality, manpower deployment, community-level outreach and block-wise gaps. He emphasized the need to strengthen monitoring at all levels, improve timely reporting across all portals including NCD, RCH, RBSK and Immunization dashboards and to enhance ASHA engagement and ensure proper field documentation.
The meeting concluded with time-bound directives to address gaps, ensure measurable improvements before the next review and enhance coordination across all programme units.