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| Director Ayush, reviews functioning of Ayush sector of district Shopian | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 7: Today on 07-08-2024, Dr. Mohan Singh, Director Ayush J&K, chaired a review meeting regarding functioning of Ayush sector in District Shopian, in the office of District Nodal Officer, Ayush Shopian. All Medical Officers of District Shopian attended the said meeting. Dr Pirzada Pervez District Nodal officer, gave a detailed presentation on functioning and issues of the District. Dr Mohan Singh, Director Ayush J&K reviewed the work-done of Ayush Health and Wellness Centres and Ayush Units of District Shopian. He emphasized that every AHWC must ensure that the data is uploaded on daily and Monthly basis on AB-HWC portal of Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India. He also reviewed the progress of ongoing infrastructural projects of Ayush Health and Wellness Centres, Construction of Yoga Halls and other projects in the District. He advised for effective implementation of various Ayush Public Health Programs so that strength of Ayush systems of health promotion, prevention and management of diseases can reach to general public. He also highlighted that every AHWC must ensure standards of Health Care delivery as per NABH standards. He also reviewed the status of Accreditation of 8 AHWCs of District Shopian with standards of NABH.
During the meeting, the Director highlighted several key achievements and ongoing efforts in the promotion of Traditional Systems of medicine, including Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, and Homeopathy. Emphasizing the importance of holistic health, the Director expressed a strong commitment for integrating Ayush practices into the mainstream healthcare System.
The Director reviewed the establishment and operational status of Ayush Health and Wellness Centres in Shopian. Plans to increase the OPD and outreach of these centres, especially in remote and underserved areas, were discussed to ensure broader access to Ayush healthcare services. The meeting addressed the need for improved infrastructure and adequate staffing at Ayush centres. Initiatives to train and recruit more Ayush practitioners were proposed to meet the growing demand for traditional healthcare services in the District.
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