Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Friday, November 21, 2014
Job Chart of MPHA (M)
MPHA (M) JOB CHART
5. Job Responsibilities of MPHW
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5.1
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The
MPHW (Male) course envisages to adequately train the MPHW (Male) to carry out
the responsibilities assigned to him. He should make a visit to each family
once a month. MPHW (Male) will mainly focus on activities which are related
to disease control programs, detection and control of epidemic outbreaks,
environmental sanitation, safe drinking water, first aid in emergencies like
accidents, injuries, burns etc., treatment of common/ minor illnesses,
communication and counselling, life style diseases and logistics and supply
management at sub-centre. In addition he will also facilitate ANM in MCH,
Family Welfare, and Nutrition related activities. Due importance should be
given in assessment of MPHW (Male) training both at institutional and field level accordingly. The broad areas
of job responsibilities of MPHW (Male) would broadly include the following –
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5.1.1
Malaria
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a. Conduct domiciliary house-to-house
visits covering all the assigned population as per the schedules approved by
the PHC Medical Officer. During his visits, he shall enquire about fever
cases in each family and verify the cases diagnosed positive after the last
visit.
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b. Collect blood smears and perform
RDT from suspected fever cases and appropriately maintain records in M-1.
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c. Ensure immediate dispatch of
collected blood smears for laboratory investigations and provide treatment to
positive cases as per the guidelines.
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d. Advise all seriously ill cases to
visit PHC for immediate treatment and refer all fever case with altered
sensorium to the PHC / hospital and arrange funds for transportation of such
cases from NRHM/ other funds.
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e. Undertake necessary measures to
contain the spread of disease as advised by PHC Medical officer.
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f.
Liaison
with ASHA / Village Health Guide / Anganwadi Worker for early detection of
malaria, replenish the stocks of microscopy slides, RDKs and / or drugs.
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g. Ensure treatment for all diagnosed
cases as per the instructions by the PHC medical officer and also take prompt
actions for adverse reactions reported.
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h. Intimate each house hold in
advance regarding date of spraying and other public health activities as well
as duly explain the benefits of such activities to the community.
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i.
Supervise
the spraying operations and deploy the two squads in adjoining areas for
adequate supervision. Ensure the quality of spraying operations for
uniformity in coverage of all the surfaces as well as due precautions
regarding water sources and personal hygiene as per the guidelines.
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j.
Maintain
the records of domiciliary visits, blood smears collected, patients given
anti-malarials, details of spraying operations etc in the prescribed formats.
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5.1.2 Tuberculosis
(RNTCP)
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a.
Identify
all cases of fever for over two weeks with prolonged cough or spitting of
blood and refer to PHC for further investigation. Verify the TB patients
self-reporting at health facilities.
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b.
Function
as DOTs provider to ensure that all confirmed cases are on regular treatment
and motivate defaulters for regular treatment.
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c.
Improve
community awareness on signs and symptoms of tuberculosis and guide the
suspected TB cases for referral to the designated microscopy centres and
facilitate sputum examinations.
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d.
Assist
and supervise the ASHAs / Anganwadi Workers / Village Health Guides / local
health volunteers to function effectively as DOTs providers by ensuring
regularity of DOTS, schedule the DOTs as per patient’s convenience and
collection of empty blister packs.
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e.
Ensure
that follow up smear examinations of sputum are carried out as per the
schedules.
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f.
Maintain
the treatment cards and transmit the data weekly to the PHC.
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g.
Maintain
the records of domiciliary visits, records of patients on treatment, sputum
examinations etc
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5.1.3 Leprosy
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a.
Identify
Leprosy suspected cases of skin patches with loss of sensation and refer to PHC.
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b.
Provide
Multi Drug Treatment (MDT) to confirmed cases and ensure completion of
treatment including retrieval of defaulters.
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c.
Guide
leprosy patients with deformities for management at appropriate health
facilities.
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d.
Assist
and supervise the ASHAs / Anganwadi Workers / Village Health Guides / local
health volunteers for early detection of Leprosy cases and treatment.
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e.
Improve
community awareness on signs and symptoms of Leprosy for early detection.
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f.
Maintain
the treatment cards and transmit the data to the PHC
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g.
Maintain
the records of domiciliary visits and records of patients on treatment.
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5.1.4 Preventive
Health Care
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a.
Surveillance
for unusually high incidence of cases of diarrhoeas, dysentery, fever, jaundice,
diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, polio and other communicable disease and
notify PHC.
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b.
Ensure
regular chlorination of all the drinking water sources. Collect water samples
regularly, send for testing and undertake appropriate actions for provision
of safe drinking water supplies.
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c.
Generate
community awareness regarding safe drinking water, sanitation, waste disposal
and personal hygiene and ensure safe disposal of liquid / solid wastes.
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d.
Assist
and coordinate with the VHSC and SHC / PHC Committees as well community leaders
for health awareness and preventive health care activities.
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5.1.5 School
Health including Nutrition
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a.
Visit
all the schools in the assigned area and advocate personal hygiene,
nutrition, safe drinking water and sanitation and other public health
measures.
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b.
Undertake
awareness generation of national health programmes (Malaria, TB, Leprosy etc)
for early detection of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
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c.
Ensure
completion of immunisation schedules including Inj. TT as per guidelines.
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d.
Assist
Ophthalmic Assistant for eye screening of children for detection of visual defects.
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e.
Identify
cases of malnutrition in school children and refer cases to PHC Medical
Officer. Guide teachers and parents on nutrition and anaemia. Educate the
community about nutritious diet for mothers and children from locally
available foods.
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5.1.6 Maternal
Health including Family Planning
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a.
Assist
in ensuring timely referral transport for pregnant women at the time of
delivery
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b.
Provide
follow-up services for acceptors of male sterilization and also motivate
males for sterilisation and spacing methods based on ANMs eligible couple
register.
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c.
Assist
the ANMs and ASHAs in distribution of conventional contraceptives to eligible
couples.
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Budget Released for 2 Months for Contract Employees
Hai Friends
Contract Employees Budget released for 2 Months i.e. August & September today.
Contract Employees Budget released for 2 Months i.e. August & September today.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
16 MPHA List
Sl. No | Name of the Contract Employee | Designation | Place of Working | PHC / CHC |
1 | P.SESHAGIRI RAO | MPHA (M) | KARLAPALEM | KARLAPALEM |
2 | KJL.MARIYANNA | MPHA (M) | MANCHIKALAPUDI | EMANI |
3 | N.RAJASHEKAR | MPHA (M) | MPHC,RENTACHINTALA | RENTACHINTALA |
4 | P SRIDHAR SUNEEL GOWD | MPHA (M) | PHC, KAVURU | KAVURU |
5 | SK.KARIMULLAH | MPHA (M) | SUB CENTRE, SANTHAGUDIPADU | REDDIPALEM |
6 | MD. SHAREEF | MPHA (M) | SC: LINGAMGUNTLA, | PEDAKURAPADU |
7 | K. SURESH KUMAR | MPHA (M) | PHC, KARALAPADU | KARALAPADU |
8 | G.SUBBA REDDY | MPHA (M) | GANAPAVARAM S-C | RAJUPALEM |
9 | M.SANKAR PRASAD | MPHA (M) | AMARTHALUR | AMARTHALURU |
10 | J.SRINIVAS | MPHA (M) | APPAPURAM | KAKUMANU |
11 | T. VENKATA RAO | MPHA (M) | PHC KAREMPUDI | KAREMPUDI |
12 | K.VENU GOAPA RAO | MPHA (M) | SC.,SEKURU | CHEBROLU |
13 | D. MURALIDHAR | MPHA (M) | S/C KANDLAKUNTA | PHC SIRIGIRIPADU |
14 | CH.MANO RANJAN | MPHA (M) | NVBDCP SUB UNIT MACHERLA | MACHERLA |
15 | R SAMBA SIVA RAO | MPHA (M) | PETERU | VISWESWARAM |
16 | Mohan Rao | MPHA (M) | Pedanandipadu | PEDANANDIPADU |
MPHA (M) list of 273 GO
As per 273 GO government has decides to continue the Merit candidates who has listed in Notification figure.
Guntur district Notified 141 Post but as on provisions of appointment i.e 31.05.2003 131 posts are approved and 109 members are listed for appointment (Intermediate Batch) because of 22 candidates appointed who are studied in Government Course
after that release of 273 GO Office of DM&HO, Guntur has implement the GO and terminated 78 candidates including 16 MPHA (M) who are in merit list as per note approval on 2003
The Collector & District Magistrate, Guntur ordered to re appoint the 16 MPHA(M) who has list in 131 approved posts.
the DM& HO Guntur re-opointed the candidates on 03.09.2012 and list send to Director of Health for Budget also (in the list after deletion of non joined & Regained candidates 123 MPHA (M)
List here with Enclosed
Friday, August 15, 2014
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Ramzan
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Contract Regularization Committee in Andhra Pradesh
కాంట్రాక్టు ఉద్యోగుల రెగ్యులర్ చేయడానికి వేసిన కమిటీ కాంట్రాక్టు ఉద్యోగుల పంపకాలు ఐన తరువాతే నిర్ణయించ గలమని అప్పటివరకు ఆగక తపదని అధికారులు నివెదించినరు .
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Contract Employees Regularization
Telangana Government Decided to Regularize the Contract Employees. The Happiest day very near to Telangana Contract Employees.
KCR's Government proved stick on their given wonders.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Telangana State Contract Employees Continuation Order
GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA
ABSTRACT
Personnel hired on Contract / Outsourcing in various
Government Departments - Further continuation of services – Orders - Issued.
FINANCE (HRM-I) DEPARTMENT
G.O. Ms. No. 13,
Dated:01.07.2014.
Read the following
1. G.O.Rt.No.4271, Finance (SMPC) Dept, dt:01.01.2008.
2. Cir. Memo No. 9522-A/417/A1/SMPC.II/13 dated
13.9.2013
3. A.P. Reorganisation Act 2014 (Act 6 of 2014).
4. G.O.Ms.No.84, Finance (SMPC.II) Dept., dt:17.4.2014.
5. G.O.Ms.No.248, G.A. (SR) Dept., dt:01.06.2014.
6. G.O.Ms.No.250, G.A. (SR) Dept., dt:01.06.2014.
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ORDER:
1.
Government
have been according permission to various departments to hire services of
individuals on contract/ outsourcing basis for limited periods to meet the short
-term manpower requirements in their establishments. Detailed instructions were
issued in the G.O. first read above laying down certain norms and conditions in
this regard.
2.
In
the G.O., fourth read above, the services of those persons working on contract/outsourced
basis as on March 31, 2014, with the prior approval of the Finance Department,
were extended upto June 30, 2014. In the reference fifth and sixth read above,
the General Administration (SR) Department has issued orders for provisional apportionment
of personnel working on contract/outsourcing basis between the successor States
of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
3.
Pursuant
to the enactment of the Andhra Pradesh Re-organisation Act, 2014, State of
Telangana has come into existence on the Appointed Day, June 02, 2014.
4.
Government
after careful examination have decided and hereby order that the services of
those persons working on Contract/Outsourcing basis on June 02, 2014, with the
prior approval of the Finance Department, who are covered by the orders in the
references 4th 5th &
6th read above and are assigned to the State of Telangana in
terms thereof, be extended until further orders or till the actual need ceases,
whichever is earlier, subject to the terms and conditions specified in the
reference fourth read above.
5.
These
orders are applicable only to those persons directly contracted by the Government
Departments and persons whose services have been procured from third party,
with the prior concurrence of the Finance Department currently serving the field
offices located in Villages, Urban Local Bodies, Mandals, Divisions, Districts,
Zonal and Multi-Zonal Offices etc., in the territories that constitute the
State of Telangana and those working in the Secretariat Departments, Heads of
Department, State Level Offices if any, where services of such persons have
been apportioned and provisionally allocated to the successor State of
Telangana as per the G.O’s fifth & sixth read above.
6.
In
addition to the conditions mentioned in G.O. fourth read above, the Departments
concerned shall ensure fulfilment of the conditions stipulated below in respect
of contractual services:
i)
The
contract with the individual employees or with the Manpower Agencies shall not
be treated as continuing from the past but as new contractual arrangement for a
limited duration.
ii)
The
Departments shall not issue a generic order of contract and shall refer to the arrangement
as contracting services for specific duration with specific terms of reference.
iii)
The
Departments shall define specific Terms-of-Reference (TOR), supervision system,
performance management system, terms and conditions of contract and monitor
fulfilment of these conditions.
7.
Based
on these orders the Secretariat Departments shall dispose off requests for continuation
of contract/outsourcing services relating to HODs under their control without
referring the files to Finance Department. After obtaining the approval of the Administrative
department for further continuance of contract / outsourcing personnel, the
HODs shall enter into fresh agreements for contracting/outsourcing of services
for specific duration with specific TOR from time to time. The agreement
duration, however, shall not exceed one year.
8.
All
the Departments of Secretariat and all Heads of Department are requested to take
further necessary action accordingly.
9.
These
orders are available in the website http://goir.telangana.gov.in
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF TELANGANA)
V.NAGI REDDY
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
All the Secretariat Departments.
The Director of Treasuries and Accounts, Telangana,
Hyderabad
The Pay and Accounts Officer, Telangana Hyderabad.
The Director of Works Accounts, Telangana, Hyderabad
All Heads of Department/ All District Collectors
The Prl. A.G., Telangana, Hyderabad
The GA (SU.IV) Department
SF/SCs.
//FORWARDED:: BY ORDER//
SECTION OFFICER
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