Table 1.

Implementation status of NRHM health sector plans

NRHM Plans (independent variables)	Implementation status
	Full	Partial	None
Health system strengthening
Mobile medical units with access to hard-to-reach areas	–	–	–
Patient transport service/referral services	–	–	–
Infrastructure development and strengthening: construction of new healthcare facilities for universal access to primary healthcare as per the norms, and strengthening of existing facilities as per Indian Public Health Standards (IPHS)	–	–	–
Human resources: availability of additional nurses, doctors, specialists, ANMs, and administrative staff on a contractual basis	–	–	–
Drugs and logistics (free essential medicines at all healthcare facilities)	–	–	–
Telemedicine	–	–	–
Communitization
Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA)	–	–	–
Village health and sanitation committees	–	–	–
Village health and nutrition days	–	–	–
Rogi Kalyan Samities (patient welfare committees in the hospitals with members also deriving from the community)	–	–	–
Maternal healthcare strategies
JSY – Janani Suraksha Yojna	–	–	–
JSSK – Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram	–	–	–
Increased number of delivery points with provision of 24/7 delivery services	–	–	–
Provision of safe MTP services	–	–	–
Provision of emergency obstetrics care and cesarean services at reachable distance	–	–	–
Child health care strategies
Specialized care for newborns – facility-based neonatal care	–	–	–
Facility-based integrated management of neonatal and childhood illnesses	–	–	–
Integrated management of childhood illnesses	–	–	–
Home-based neonatal care	–	–	–
Infant and young child feeding	–	–	–
Nutritional rehabilitation centers for malnourished children	–	–	–
Micronutrient (iron and folic acid) supplementation	–	–	–
JSSK	–	–	–
Immunization Increased number of outreach sessions Alternate vaccine delivery vaccinators	–	–	–