4th Five Year Plan

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PRESENTATON ON

FOURTH FIVE YEAR

PLAN

SUBMITTED TO :-MRS.KRISHNAVENI

Asstt.lec

SUBMITTED BY :- PALLAVICHARAN


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INTRODUCTION

THE fourth five year plan did not start soon after

the third five year plan due to some political

reasons . It started 1969.

annual plan were made having the same

objectives from 1966 to 1969.


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AIMS

The main aim then of this plan was to strengthen

primary health centre network in the rural areas

for undertaking preventive, curative and familyplanning services & take over the maintenance

phase of communicable diseases.


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PRIORITIESThe priorities area for the fourth five plan were asfollows:-

Family planning programe.

Stengthing primary health center.

Stengthing of subdivisional &district hospitals toprovide effective refferal support to primary healthcentres

Intensification of control programmes.

Expansion of medical nursing education tranning ofparamedical personnel to meet the minimumtechnical manpower requirement.


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HEALTH OUT LAY

Health outlay of the total outlay of rs.16,774

crores on the entire development plan, rs.840

crores were allocated to health and rs.315crores to family planning.


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MAJOR DEVLOPMENT

The major development during period were asbelow :-

YEAR 1969

The nutritional research laboratory wasexpanded to national institution of nutrition.

The central birth and death registration act 1969was promulgated.

The teaching & training programe should be ableto prepare basic doctor who are able to deal withbasic health problems of rural and urbancommunities and who are able to provide

preventive &curative service effectively.


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YEAR 1970

The population council was set-up. All India hospital family planning programe

was launched.

Registration act of the birth & death came intoforce 1969.

Cemtenary of late shri. Chiranjan das on 5th

november. The drug (price control) order was

promulgated.


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YEAR 1971

1. The family pension scheme for industrial

worker was introduced.

2. The medical termination of pregnancy bill

1969 was passed by the parliament .

3. A committee was set up to draft legislation

on air pollution.


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YEAR 1972

The MTP was implemented.

The national nutrition monitoring bureauwas set up by the ICMR at national institute

of nutrition at Hyderabad. Regional unitswere also established in the states.

The national service bill to compel medicalpersonnel below 30yr to work in the villagewas passed.


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YEAR 1973 The national programme of minimum need

programme (MNP)was formulated . A scheme of setting 30 bedded rural hospital

serving four primary health centers was

conceptualised . The katar singh committee submitted its

report. The salient recommendation are givenbelow :-

1. To have multipurpose health workers bothmale and female for providing integratedbasic health service.


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Cont2. To start with worker from only four

programme malaria, smallpox, trachoma &

MCH and family planning to be included in the

multipurpose concept.

3. To designate these member as health workers

both male & female the later would be

existing ANM.4. To have two such workers one male & female

in a sub-center .


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Cont

5. To have one PHC for 50,000 population &to

have 16 sub center under one PHC.

6. The concept of integration must extend to

higher level and therefore recommended to:-

a. Have chief medical officer in-charge of district

health who should be assisted by deputy chief

medical officer.


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Contb. Have director of medical & health service and

who would be assisted by additional / joint /

deputy director.

c. The recommendation of kartar singh

committee were considerd i& implemented in

its modified form by government of india in

successive five year plans.


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CONCLUSION

I this topic I had discussed aims, priorities,

health out lay & major development taken

place from yr 1969-1973


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