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Current Affairs January 06th 2022| Current Affairs News

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CURRENT AFFAIRS: NATIONAL NEWS

Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh launches theme of National Science Day 2022:

Smart Cities Mission launches “Smart cities and Academia Towards Action & Research (SAAR)” program:

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Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh launches the web portal for PM’s Awards for Excellence in Public Administration for the year 2021-22

1)Promoting “Jan Bhagidari” or Peoples’ participation in Poshan Abhiyan

2)Promoting excellence in sports and wellness through Khelo India scheme

3) Digital Payments and good governance in PM SVANidhi Yojana

4) Holistic Development through One District One Product scheme

5) Seamless, End-to-End Delivery of Services without Human Intervention

6) Innovations

The PM’s Awards, 2021 will consist of:

About Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions :

CURRENT AFFAIRS: INTERNATIONAL NEWS

India-UK FTA may include chapter on gender equality in trade:

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CURRENT AFFAIRS: STATE NEWS

Nitin Gadkari inaugurates and lays foundation stone for 821 km of National Highways worth Rs 26778 crore in Uttar Pradesh:

Prime Minister inaugurates newly integrated terminal building of the Maharaja Bir Bikram(MBB) Airport at Agratala:

CURRENT AFFAIRS: BANKING AND ECONOMY

ICICI Bank facilitates payment of customs duty online:

SBI, ICICI, HDFC Bank remain as Domestic Systemically Important Banks: RBI:

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SBI enhances IMPS transaction limit to 5 lakh:

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SBI invests $20 m in payments solution provider Pine Labs:

Airtel Payments Bank receives scheduled bank status from RBI:

CURRENT AFFAIRS : APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS

ONGC appoints Alka Mittal as its first woman Chairman and Managing Director

About Alka Mittal :

Note :

About ONGC :

G Asok Kumar appointed as the DG, NMCG         

About G Asok Kumar :

Awards & Honors :

About NMCG :

About Ministry of jal Shakti :

CURRENT AFFAIRS : OBITUARIES

Three-time Olympic triple jump champion Viktor Saneyev Passes away                                    

About Viktor Saneyev :

Indo-Pak 1971 war veteran Vice Admiral SH Sarma Passes away

About Vice Admiral SH Sarma :

Autobiography :

Awards & Recognitions :

UNION GOVERNMENT SCHEME

National Digital Health Mission:

Launched on:

August 15, 2020.

The pilot project of National Digital Health Mission was announced by the prime minister from the ramparts of the Red Fort on August 15, 2020.

Ministry involved:

The mission is under the administrative control of ministry of of Health and Family Welfare.

Current health minister of india – Mansukh Mandaviya.

Objective :

To establish state-of-the-art digital health systems, to manage the core digital health data, and the infrastructure required for its seamless exchange.

To establish registries at appropriate level to create single source of truth in respect of clinical establishments, healthcare professionals, health workers, drugs and pharmacies.

To enforce adoption of open standards by all national digital health stakeholders.

To create a system of personal health records, based on international standards, easily accessible to individuals and healthcare professionals and services providers, based on individual’s informed consent;

To promote development of enterprise-class health application systems with a special focus on achieving the Sustainable Development Goals for health.

To adopt the best principles of cooperative federalism while working with the States and Union Territories for the realization of the vision.

To ensure that the healthcare institutions and professionals in the private sector participate actively with public health authorities in the building of the NDHM, through a combination of prescription and promotion.

To ensure national portability in the provision of health services.

To promote the use of clinical decision support (CDS) systems by health professionals and practitioners

To promote a better management of the health sector leveraging health data analytics and medical research.

To provide for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of governance at all levels.

To support effective steps being taken for ensuring quality of healthcare.

To strengthen existing health information systems, by ensuring their conformity with the defined standards and integration with the proposed NDHM.

Corpus :

Since the inception of the scheme, more than 2 crore treatments worth 26,400 crore have been authorised through a network of over 24,000 empanelled hospitals across the country.

Benefits :

The implementation of NDHM is expected to significantly improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency of health service delivery overall.

Patients will be able to securely store and access their medical records (such as prescriptions, diagnostic reports and discharge summaries), and share them with health care providers to ensure appropriate treatment and follow-up.

They will also have access to more accurate information on health facilities and service providers. Further, they will have the option to access health services remotely through tele-consultation and e-pharmacy.

NDHM will empower individuals with accurate information to enable informed decision making and increase accountability of healthcare providers.

NDHM will provide choice to individuals to access both public and private health services, facilitate compliance with laid down guidelines and protocols, and ensure transparency in pricing of services and accountability for the health services being rendered.

Similarly, health care professionals across disciplines will have better access to patient’s medical history (with the necessary informed consent) for prescribing more appropriate and effective health interventions.

The integrated ecosystem will also enable better continuum of care.

NDHM 7 will help digitize the claims process and enable faster reimbursement.

This will enhance the overall ease of providing services amongst the health care providers.

At the same time, policy makers and programme managers will have better access to data, enabling more informed decision making by the Government.

Better quality of macro and micro-level data will enable advanced analytics, usage of health-biomarkers and better preventive healthcare.

It will also enable geography and demography-based monitoring and appropriate decision making to inform design and strengthen implementation of health programmes and policies.

Finally, researchers will greatly benefit from the availability of such aggregated information as they will be able to study and evaluate the effectiveness of various programmes and interventions.

NDHM would facilitate a comprehensive feedback loop between researchers, policymakers, and providers.

Opportunity for the National Digital Health Mission :

The current strong public digital infrastructure—including that related to Aadhaar, Unified Payments Interface and wide reach of the Internet and mobile phones (JAM trinity) —provides a strong platform for establishing the building blocks of NDHM.

The existing ability to digitally identify people, doctors, and health facilities, facilitate electronic signatures, ensure nonrepudiable contracts, make paperless payments, securely store digital records, and contact people provide opportunities to streamline healthcare information through digital management.

Ayushman Bharat—Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) has successfully used the available public digital infrastructure to provide end-to-end services through an information technology (IT) platform from identification of beneficiaries to their admission and treatment in hospitals to their discharge and paperless payment to hospitals.

The experience of AB-PMJAY can be leveraged to expand the reach of digital health to all residents and develop an open and interoperable health management system that empowers residents, healthcare providers, the Government and researchers.

Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, the internet of things (IoT), Blockchain and cloud computing provide additional opportunities for facilitating a more holistic digital health ecosystem, that can increase the equitable access to health services, improve health outcomes and reduce costs.

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