NIPI as the lead partner for the program has supported the SHSB in planning of the training batches
The Family Participatory Care empowers the parents and families to take care of the new-borns during hospitalization
A total of 3 batches of ToT was approved for the state of Bihar
Capacity building of the Service providers like Medical Officers, Staff Nurses
Interviews with district and block programme managers were also conducted in order to assess the preparedness of health system and challenges faced during the implementation of HBYC program in the state.
The assessments in the state was supported by the NIPI team
ASHA, ANM and ASHA supervisors
Dr. Ashfaq presents the key achievements of NIPI in digital and MCH innovations, impact , and scale up
Dr Ashfaq talks about NIPI collaboration, innovations, and impact
NIPI Results Seminar
His Excellency Secretary Mr Rajesh Bhushan presents a memento
Dr Ashok Babu addresses the audience
Dr. Ashfaq Bhat, Director, NIPI talks about future synergies
Mr Ashwajit Singh, Strategic Advisor to NIPI, shares his thoughts
Observations from NIPI supported states and Union Territories
Panel discussion on the journey of NIPI
NIPI organises Results Seminar to celebrate the success of the bilateral health initiative
The focus of the Alwar field visit was on digital health solutions for frontline workers
A field visit to Alwar by dignitaries from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Norway
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Continued breastfeeding ensures proper nutrition for new-borns
Home based new-born care approach improves the growth and development of infants
Facility based paediatric care has reduced deaths among sick infants
Improved breastfeeding rates results in improved health in infants
Building capacities of parents in essential new-born care through structured programmes
Better quality of child care translates to better quality of life
Proper information leads to better communication between parents and infants
Increased breast feeding resulted in shorter stay in hospitals
Involvement of family in taking care of new-born have reduced the need for hospitalization
Parent-infant attachment and bonding has improved with the implementation of Family Participatory Care
Family Centered Care approach has improved the quality of care for sick neonates at home
Home Based Care for Young Child has proven to improve nutrition and development of children
Nurturing family's role on improving quality of life for new-born under Family Centered Care approach
Family Participatory Care for improving the health of new-born
