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PSM · Concept of health and disease: Kartar Singh Committee
Sample itemThe concept of multipurpose workers (one male and one female per 10,000 population) in Indian health services was recommended by which committee?
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The answer and the reasoning
D. Kartar Singh Committee
The Kartar Singh Committee (1973) recommended integration of vertical programmes under multipurpose workers. The Mudaliar Committee (1962) emphasised strengthening district hospitals and PHCs, and the Bhore Committee came earlier in 1946.
Option by option
A. Jungalwalla Committee
The Jungalwalla Committee dealt with integration of health services and cadres.
B. Bhore Committee
Bhore introduced the three-tier primary unit concept in 1946.
C. Mudaliar Committee
Mudaliar focused on strengthening district hospitals and quality of PHCs.
D. Kartar Singh Committee (correct)
Correct. Kartar Singh proposed multipurpose workers for integrated field services.
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