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Meghalaya

mothers-program

Mothers Program

The "RBSK Screened" dataset encompasses comprehensive data related to the Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK), an initiative aimed at screening and early intervention for children from birth to 18 years to cover 4 'D's viz. Defects at birth, Diseases, Deficiencies, and Development Delays including Disabilities. This dataset specifically focuses on data collected from the state of Meghalaya, India. It includes detailed information on the number of children screened, along with various health parameters and conditions assessed during these screenings.

RBSK Screened

The "Meghalaya Deliveries" dataset is sourced from the Health and Family Welfare Department of Meghalaya. It provides information on deliveries in various regions of Meghalaya, including details such as the year of delivery, state name, district name, block name, and relevant codes. The dataset encompasses key metrics like the percentage of institutional deliveries in a block, the total number of deliveries, and the expected number of deliveries.

Mothers Deliveries

The "Infant Deaths," is a comprehensive collection of data specifically focused on the number of infant deaths in the state of Meghalaya, India. It is meticulously compiled to provide a detailed view of infant mortality across various administrative levels, including state, district, and block. The data is critical for understanding regional health trends, especially in infant healthcare, and aids in policy making, resource allocation, and healthcare interventions targeted at reducing infant mortality.

Infant Deaths

The "Mother Anaemia" dataset is sourced from the Health and Family Welfare Department of Meghalaya. This dataset provides information related to anemia among mothers, encompassing various geographical levels such as state, district, and block. The data spans multiple years and includes key indicators related to the prevalence of anemia among mothers.

Mothers Anaemia Status

This dataset provides comprehensive information on child vaccination rates in the state of Meghalaya, India. It focuses on the percentage of children vaccinated against various diseases within different administrative divisions of the state. The data is categorized by year and location (state, district, and block levels) and includes specific vaccination types like BCG, Hepatitis B, Vitamin K, and Oral Poliovirus Vaccines.

Zero Day Vaccination

This "Mothers ANC Done" dataset is sourced from the MEG Health Portal. It primarily focuses on Antenatal Care (ANC) services provided to mothers across various regions in India. The dataset spans multiple years and offers a detailed breakdown of ANC services by state, district, and block levels. Its primary objective is to track and analyze the reach and effectiveness of ANC services, which are critical for the health of pregnant women and their babies.

Mothers Antenatal Care (ANC) Done

This dataset encompasses vital statistics related to stillbirths in the state of Meghalaya, India. It meticulously records the number and percentage of stillbirths across various administrative levels, including state, district, and block, for each year. The data is instrumental for understanding regional patterns and trends in stillbirth occurrences within the state.

Still Birth Childrens

The "Maternal Deaths" dataset is a comprehensive collection of data regarding maternal mortality in the state of Meghalaya, India. It provides detailed records of maternal deaths across various administrative levels, including state, district, and block. This dataset is pivotal for understanding the patterns, geographical distribution, and trends in maternal mortality in Meghalaya, which can inform healthcare policies and interventions.

Maternal Deaths

This dataset, named "Pregnant Women in Meghalaya," is sourced from the Health and Family Welfare Department of Meghalaya. It provides information on pregnancies in the state, including details such as the year, state name, district name, block name, pregnancy type (teenage or adult), total number of pregnant women, percentage of pregnant women, and the number of expected deliveries in each block for a given year.

Pregnant Women in Meghalaya

The "Meghalaya Registrations" dataset is sourced from the Health and Family Welfare Department of Meghalaya. It contains information on women registrations in various districts and blocks within the state. The dataset spans multiple years and provides insights into the number of women registered for health-related purposes

Mothers Registration

The "Mother Registration Reporting" dataset is sourced from the Health and Family Welfare Department of Meghalaya. This dataset provides information on registrations related to pregnancies, specifically focusing on the registration process through the Mother App. The data includes details such as the year of pregnancy reported, state, district, block, registration type, and the number of applicants registered during each trimester.

Mothers Registration Reporting

This dataset, provides a comprehensive overview of underweight children across various administrative levels in Meghalaya, India. It aims to present detailed information regarding the prevalence of underweight children, categorized by year, state, district, and block levels. This data is crucial for understanding the nutritional status of children in this region and for formulating targeted interventions.

Underweight Childrens

The "Meghalaya Claim Paid" dataset originates from the Health and Family Welfare Department in Meghalaya. It provides detailed information on claims paid in various districts, including state and district names, state and district codes, as well as monthly data on the number and amount of claims paid.

Claims Paid

The "Mothers with High Risk" dataset is a comprehensive collection of data focusing on maternal health risks in the state of Meghalaya, India. The dataset is designed to track and analyze the number and percentage of high-risk pregnancies across different administrative levels including states, districts, and blocks. This data is crucial for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and researchers to understand the prevalence of high-risk pregnancies and to implement targeted interventions to improve maternal health outcomes.