Run the district mental-health programme’s camps and drug supply to PHCs, and prove they happened.
Offered in: India only.For the team running the District Mental Health Programme. Each camp — outreach, awareness, school or workplace — is planned for a day and a place, then recorded once: held, with who went, the people seen, new and follow-up cases, referrals and the evidence kept (the attendance register’s page, a photograph, a report number), or cancelled with a reason. A plan whose day has passed with neither is shown as “outcome not recorded” and is never counted as a camp. Each consignment of psychiatric medicine sent to a primary health centre is recorded with the item, quantity and batch, and waits — with the days counted — until the PHC’s receipt is written once: the day received, the quantity counted, who signed and the receipt number, and why when the count differs. Nobody seen at a camp is named. Each month the report is counted — camps planned, held, cancelled and unrecorded, people seen, consignments sent, confirmed, short and still waiting — filed by hand and its acknowledgement recorded.
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