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The document outlines standards for Type B subcentres in India, which are expected to provide all recommended basic healthcare services including delivery facilities. Key services specified as essential for Type B subcentres include managing labour and deliveries using a Partograph; identifying and managing danger signs during pregnancy and childbirth; providing postnatal home visits and child immunizations; and treating minor ailments while referring more serious cases. The objectives are to specify minimum assured services, maintain quality of care, and facilitate monitoring and supervision to make services more accountable.

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SUB

The document outlines standards for Type B subcentres in India, which are expected to provide all recommended basic healthcare services including delivery facilities. Key services specified as essential for Type B subcentres include managing labour and deliveries using a Partograph; identifying and managing danger signs during pregnancy and childbirth; providing postnatal home visits and child immunizations; and treating minor ailments while referring more serious cases. The objectives are to specify minimum assured services, maintain quality of care, and facilitate monitoring and supervision to make services more accountable.

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SUBCENTRE

INTRODUCTION
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IPHS STANDARD FOR
SUBCENTRES
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OBJECTIVES
• To specify the minimum assured (essential)
services that Sub-centre is expected to provide
and the desirable services which the states/UT s
should aspire to provide through this facility
• To maintain an acceptable quality of care for these
services
• To facilitate monitoring and supervision of these
facilities
• To make the services provided more accountable
and responsive to people’s needs
Categorization of Sub-Centres
Type A: Provide all recommended services
except that the facilities for conducting
delivery will not be available.
Type B: Provide all recommended services
including facilities for conducting deliveries at
the Sub-centre itself.
Type B
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Intra natal care:
Essential for Type B Sub-centre
▪ Managing labour using Partograph
▪ Identification and management of danger signs
during labour.
▪ Proficient in identification and basic fist aid
treatment for PPH, Eclampsia, Sepsis and
prompt referral
Post natal care
• Ensure post- natal home visits on 0,3,7 and
42nd day for deliveries at home and sub-
centre ( both for mother & baby).
• Ensure 3, 7 and 42 day visit for institutional
delivery (both for mother & baby) cases
• In case of Low Birth weight Baby (less than
2500 gm), additional visits are to be made on
14, 21 and 28 days • Tracking of missed and
left out PNC
Child Health
• Newborn Care Corner In The Labour Room to
provide Essential Newborn Care( essential in type B)
• Promotion of exclusive breast-feeding for 6 months.
Appropriate and adequate complementary feeding
from 6 months of age while continuing
breastfeeding.
• Assess the growth and development of the infants and
under 5 children and make timely referral.
• Immunization Services
• Identification and follow up, referral and reporting of
Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI).
Safe abortion services (MTP)
Curative Services
• Essential
• Provide treatment for minor ailments
including fever, diarrhea, ARI, worm
infestation and first aid to animal bite cases,
care of the wound assessment and referral). –
Desirable
• Once a month clinic by the PHC medical
officer
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