IHMA concern against exclusion of AYUSH in NUHM projects
IHMA concern against exclusion of AYUSH in NUHM projects. IHMA wrote a letter to Honourable minister of family and health welfare, sri Gulam Nabhi Azad state that, Recentely formed National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) to provide health care aimed mainly to people who dwelling in slum,street children, rag pics in novel idea. But at the same time it is quite disturbing to see the entire AYUSH stram of medical system is cxcluded in the project .while taking into account the magnitude of population who come under the scheme, it is quite clear that modern medicine alone could n... more »
IHMA stand against allopathy practise by homeopaths
Indian Homeopathic Medical Association(IHMA) secretary general Dr.T.K Haridranath requested CCH(Centeal Council for Homeopathy) not to start short course of allopathy for homeopathy doctors. Sub: short- term course dor homeopathic doctors to practice modern medicine apprehension-reg The proposal of Maharshtra government to enable homoeopaths to practice modern medicine by giving them a short-term course in allopathy is deeply disturbing. Though the decision is to extend the reach of medical aid to deserving common public in rural areas, in th... more »
West Bengal Govt.decide to start 120 AYUSH dispensaries
West Bengal government has decided to set up 120 'Ayush' dispensaries in different state-run hospitals for those opting for the alternative healthcare facilities. "The decision has been taken in the state Cabinet today," Health Minister Chandrima Bhattacharya told reporters here. Out of the 120 'Ayush' dispensaries, 70 have been earmarked for Homoeopathy treatment and 40 for Ayurvedic, besides ten dispensaries for Unani, she said. "With this the state Cabinet has also approved 360 new posts for appointment for the purpose covering doctors, pharmacist and Group-D staff,"... more »
Mainstreaming Of AYUSH under NRHM
Mainstreaming of AYUSH, including Homoeopathy has been one of the important strategies envisaged under the National Rural Health Mission. *During the last four years grant-in-aid amounting to Rs 553.00 crore has been given to the State / UT Governments for mainstreaming of AYUSH under the NRHM* As a result new AYUSH facilities have been set up in 803 Primary Health Centres, 113 Community Health Centres, 24 District Hospitals and up-gradation done in 379 Exclusive AYUSH hospitals and 415 Dispensaries. Department of AYUSH has also supported the setting up of six 50 bedded ... more »
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