Jaipur, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Sunday launched three health campaigns in the state and said his government is committed to providing high-quality health services to the people.
The vision of 'Healthy Rajasthan' will be realized only when every citizen of the state is healthy, he said after inaugurating the campaigns at his official residence here.
Sharma started 'National Pulse Polio Campaign', 'Make Abha ID' campaign under 'Stop Diarrhea Campaign-2024' and Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission in the state by giving polio drops to children up to five years of age.
The Medical and Health Department of Rajasthan aims to administer pulse polio doses to approximately 1.07 crore children up to five years of age in 50 districts of the state. According to a statement, more than 61,500 booths have been made for this.
In the next two days, vaccination will also be done by going door-to-door.
Sharma and Medical and Health Minister Gajendra Singh Khinvsar released posters of the three campaigns, distributed Abha ID cards to beneficiaries and gave ORS packets and zinc tablets to children.
The Chief Minister said that with people's health records being available online, they will be able to get faster and better medical facilities and expenditure on unnecessary health tests and medicines can also be avoided.
He directed the officials to develop a system at the grassroots level in the state so that a unique health ID is created for each child immediately after birth and in future all the information related to their health is recorded under the same.
Additional Chief Secretary of the Medical and Health Department, Shubhra Singh said that the Stop Diarrhea campaign will be run from July 1 to August 31.
The vision of 'Healthy Rajasthan' will be realized only when every citizen of the state is healthy, he said after inaugurating the campaigns at his official residence here.
Sharma started 'National Pulse Polio Campaign', 'Make Abha ID' campaign under 'Stop Diarrhea Campaign-2024' and Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission in the state by giving polio drops to children up to five years of age.
The Medical and Health Department of Rajasthan aims to administer pulse polio doses to approximately 1.07 crore children up to five years of age in 50 districts of the state. According to a statement, more than 61,500 booths have been made for this.
In the next two days, vaccination will also be done by going door-to-door.
Sharma and Medical and Health Minister Gajendra Singh Khinvsar released posters of the three campaigns, distributed Abha ID cards to beneficiaries and gave ORS packets and zinc tablets to children.
The Chief Minister said that with people's health records being available online, they will be able to get faster and better medical facilities and expenditure on unnecessary health tests and medicines can also be avoided.
He directed the officials to develop a system at the grassroots level in the state so that a unique health ID is created for each child immediately after birth and in future all the information related to their health is recorded under the same.
Additional Chief Secretary of the Medical and Health Department, Shubhra Singh said that the Stop Diarrhea campaign will be run from July 1 to August 31.