Madhya Pradesh is deeply committed to enhancing the health outcomes of its population. Sustainable Development Goal 3 specifically focuses on reducing preventable deaths among mothers, newborns, and children under the age of 5. The state is committed to the global target of reducing neonatal mortality to 12 per thousand live births and under-five mortality to 25 per thousand live births by 2030, as well as decreasing the maternal mortality ratio to 70 per lakh live births by 2030.
To achieve these targets, the National Health Mission in Madhya Pradesh has made significant investments in initiatives aimed at reducing maternal and child mortality rates. The collaboration with UNICEF Madhya Pradesh has resulted in the development of an integrated dashboard, which serves as a comprehensive tool for analyzing various facility and community-based interventions. This dashboard offers user-friendly features and supports multiple data entry interfaces, including app-based, web-based, and direct-uploadable options. The Management Information System (MIS) tool, integrated within the dashboard, enables the analysis of data from several health programs, such as MusQan, LaQshya, NQAS, VHSND, HBPNC, HBYC, and Kayakalp.
With its robust capabilities, this tool provides stakeholders with valuable insights, facilitating informed decision-making processes. By enhancing data aggregation and analysis, the Integrated Dashboard and MIS tool contribute to improved operational efficiency and strategic planning. Ultimately, these tools strengthen the impact of health interventions and programs, furthering the state's commitment to improving the health outcomes of its population.
