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- The central government has awarded Telangana an additional ₹200 crore incentive for its strong performance in maternal and child healthcare services.
- The announcement was made by Commissioner of Health and Family Welfare Sangeetha Satyanarayana on Monday.
- The funds will be used to strengthen government hospitals, including expanding newborn care units, modernising labour rooms and operation theatres, and setting up Midwifery-Led Care Units, Kangaroo Mother Care wards and Lactation Management Units.
- Facilities will also be upgraded to meet Indian Public Health Standards and pursue National Quality Assurance Standards certification.
What to watch next
- How the ₹200 crore is deployed across government hospitals and which facilities get newborn care units first
- Progress toward National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) certification for state health facilities
- Installation of advanced maternal and foetal monitoring systems in high-delivery hospitals
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