Daspalla: (Reported by Subash Chandra Barik): The district health officials of Nayagarh recently arranged a specialised training session for medical personnel at the Madhyakhanda Health Centre as a proactive measure to eradicate filariasis. The goal of this program is to get field-level employees ready for the Mass Drug Administration (MDA) campaign that will take place from February 10 to 19.
Group Health Officers, Primary Health Centre officials, and both male and female healthcare professionals actively participated in the training session. It placed a strong emphasis on giving the group the abilities and information needed to carry out the campaign effectively.
Under the direction of the Additional District Health Officer (Vector-Borne Diseases), district-level planning include coordinating awareness campaigns and working closely with block coordination committees. The goal of these programs is to make sure that all residents are aware of how crucial it is to take their medications as directed in order to stop filariasis from spreading.
A strong commitment to ensuring a healthier future for the people of Nayagarh is demonstrated by the district administration's focus on eradicating filariasis, which is in line with the state's larger goal of eliminating vector-borne diseases. With careful planning, effective training, and strong leadership, the campaign is expected to achieve significant milestones in safeguarding public health.
Group Health Officers, Primary Health Centre officials, and both male and female healthcare professionals actively participated in the training session. It placed a strong emphasis on giving the group the abilities and information needed to carry out the campaign effectively.
Campaign of the Mass Drug Administration to End Filariasis
A crucial component of Nayagarh's anti-filariasis effort, the MDA program will be carried out throughout Daspalla block. A number of pre-campaign initiatives, including as field-level preparations and community awareness campaigns, are being carried out to guarantee its success. The District Magistrate and Chief District Medical Officer (CDMO) oversee these initiatives, with additional monitoring coming from authorities at the block level.Under the direction of the Additional District Health Officer (Vector-Borne Diseases), district-level planning include coordinating awareness campaigns and working closely with block coordination committees. The goal of these programs is to make sure that all residents are aware of how crucial it is to take their medications as directed in order to stop filariasis from spreading.
Expert Training and Leadership
The training program was driven by specialists in the area, including:- Dr. Banamali Pradhan: Additional Public Health Officer (VBD), Nayagarh.
- Alok Kumar Patel: VBD Consultant, Nayagarh.
- Madhusmita Sahu: Representative from the World Health Organization (WHO), Bhubaneswar.
Block-Level Coordination
Tushar Ranjan Sahu, the Block Program Manager, was instrumental in organising and overseeing the training session to ensure smooth implementation at the grassroots level. His efforts were focused on equipping the health workers to manage a variety of field situations while maintaining high levels of community engagement.
Strengthening Community Engagement
The district administration is using a number of community engagement strategies as part of the campaign, including various community engagement methods. Public awareness initiatives, distribution of educational materials, and interactive programs are being organized to encourage maximum participation in the drug administration drive.A strong commitment to ensuring a healthier future for the people of Nayagarh is demonstrated by the district administration's focus on eradicating filariasis, which is in line with the state's larger goal of eliminating vector-borne diseases. With careful planning, effective training, and strong leadership, the campaign is expected to achieve significant milestones in safeguarding public health.
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