Jammu: National Health Mission (NHM), Jammu and Kashmir, has launched a divisional-level Training of Trainers programme to strengthen the implementation of the Anaemia Mukt Bharat (AMB) Abhiyan across the Union Territory.
Mission Director NHM J&K Athar Aamir Ul Shafi Khan inaugurated the training programme on Tuesday, focusing on the implementation of the revised 7x7x7 strategy, which replaces the earlier 6x6x6 approach.
The programme aims to equip district and block-level health officials with the skills required to implement the revised framework, improve monitoring and ensure wider coverage of targeted beneficiaries.
Addressing participants, Khan stressed the need for community participation and effective implementation at all levels of the public healthcare system, including remote health centres. He directed officials to ensure uninterrupted availability of Iron and Folic Acid (IFA) supplements for all targeted beneficiary groups and prevent stock-outs across districts and blocks.
The training also focuses on strengthening digital monitoring through the AMB Mobile App, the T4 Campaign and beneficiary-level digital line-listing to facilitate tracking, follow-ups and monitoring of treatment until recovery.
Certified master trainers and resource persons from the State Health Society and State Programme Management Unit (SPMU), NHM J&K, are conducting the sessions following specialised training under the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
The sessions cover portal navigation, real-time data entry, workflow validation and grievance redressal mechanisms to improve digital reporting across different levels of the healthcare system.
District Programme Managers, District Monitoring and Evaluation Officers, Block Monitoring and Evaluation Officers, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCH+A) consultants and other departmental officials are participating in the programme.
