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Electronic Records. End-to-end records of patient life cycle across HIV continuum.
Capacity Building Workshop for Integrated Information Management System. Shri Alok Saxena, AS&DG and Ms Nidhi Kesarwarni, Director (NACO) with other NACO Officials at Inaugration of Capacity Building Workshop.
NACO Integrated Management System.
Jul 3, 2023 · Using ISHTH requires users to register in the system. Certain personal information and contact details such as username, password, mobile number, and email address are required to log into your account, retrieve forgotten account information, and protect your account from unauthorized access.
The National Aids Control Organization, a division of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, was established in 1992 with the aim of providing leadership to the HIV/AIDS control programme in India. It is headquartered at New Delhi.
May 15, 2024 · This application caters to four different logins, three of which (OST Nurse, FICTC Counsellor and TI Outreach Worker) are healthcare staff and the fourth login is for all beneficiaries registered...
State AIDS Prevention and Control Societies will ensure access of high risk groups to community care centres through linkages between TIs and the centres. By strengthening local responses, NACP–III seeks high levels of drug adherence (>95 percent) and compliance of the prescribed ART regimen.
Goal 1: Reduce annual new HIV infections by 80% Goal 2: Reduce AIDS-related mortalities by 80% Goal 3: Eliminate vertical transmission of HIV and Syphilis. Goal 4: Promote universal access to quality STI/RTI services to at-risk and vulnerable populations.
Download (1.48 MB) 23. Guidelines for Prevention and Management of Common Opportunistic Infections May 2007. Download (1.7 MB) 24. Guidelines for HIV Care and Treatment in Infants and Children Nov 2006. Download (2.76 MB) The National Aids Control Organization, a division of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, was ...
Jul 25, 2022 · In response to these mobility restrictions, India's National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) made major adaptations to ensure continuity of ART services, to the extent possible. First, they allowed community-based, as well as home-based, delivery of ART.
