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PSM · Maternal and child health: Reproductive and Child Health portal
Sample itemThe Ministry of Health uses a web-based system that records each pregnant woman and infant by name so that due lists for antenatal care and immunisation can be generated for ANMs and ASHAs. What is it called?
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Reproductive and Child Health portal
The Reproductive and Child Health portal, formerly the Mother and Child Tracking System, is a name-based tracking system for pregnant women and children, generating alerts for services due. The Health Management Information System holds aggregate facility data instead.
Option by option
A. Reproductive and Child Health portal (correct)
Correct. It is the name-based tracking portal for mothers and children.
B. Health Management Information System
The Health Management Information System reports aggregate facility data, not individual names.
C. Integrated Health Information Platform
The Integrated Health Information Platform serves disease surveillance.
D. Ni-kshay portal
Ni-kshay is the case-based notification and management portal for tuberculosis.
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