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NATIONAL HEALTH STRATEGY 2011 - 2016

In the past few years, India has made rapid improvement in provision of services on prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. The number of Integrated Counseling and Testing Centres (ICTC) increased from only 2815 in 2005-2006 to 5135 till December 2009 and the number of persons tested in the corresponding year increased from 2.7 million to more than 7 million. The number of pregnant women counseled under the PPTCT services increased from 1.3 million in 2005 to 4.4 million in 2009. In 2009, about 15 thousand pregnant women tested for HIV positive and were treated at the time of delivery along with the newborn.56 The number of patients on Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) increased from 69 thousand in. | CL J1 ăn Hí II n All National Health Strategy 2011-2016 Table of Contents Preface.4 Foreword.5 List of abbreviations.7 Executive summary.9 National Health Strategy 2011-2016 Outcomes Outputs Baselines and 2016 Targets.22 Chapter 1 Overview.32 Qatar National Vision 2030.32 Scope of report.34 Methodology.34 Results.37 Structure of report.377 Chapter 2 Sector Goals and Strategy.39 Sector goal 1 Comprehensive world class healthcare system.39 Project 1.1 Primary care as the foundation.41 Project 1.2 Configuration of hospital services.45 Project 1.3 Continuing care design.47 Project 1.4 Mental health design.49 Project 1.5 Emergency care services.52 Project 1.6 Community pharmacies.54 Sector goal 2 Integrated system of healthcare.56 Project 2.1 Quality improvement.58 Project 2.2 Disease management programs.59 Project 2.3 Healthcare data program.62 Project 2.4 E-health establishment.63 Project 2.5 Private sector involvement.65 Sector goal 3 Preventive healthcare.68 Project 3.1 Public health governance.69 Project 3.2 Nutrition and physical activity.72 Project 3.3 Tobacco cessation.75 Project 3.4 Consanguinity risk reduction.76 Project 3.5 Communicable disease prevention.77 Project 3.6 National screening program.79 Project 3.7 Occupational health.80 Project 3.8 Women and child health.83 Project 3.9 Additional public health services.87 Sector goal 4 Skilled national workforce.90 Project 4.1 Workforce planning.91 Project 4.2 Recruitment and retention.93 1 Project 4.3 Professional education and training.95 Project 4.4 Optimizing skill mix.97 Sector goal 5 National health policy.99 Project 5.1 SCH capacity building.100 Project 5.2 Healthcare professionals.101 Project 5.3 Healthcare facilities.103 Project 5.4 Healthcare products.104 Project 5.5 Patient advocacy.106 Sector goal 6 Affordable services.108 Project 6.1 Budgeting process.109 Project 6.2 Management of treatment abroad.111 Project 6.3 Health insurance establishment.113 Project 6.4 Healthcare infrastructure master .