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Mobile-Based App Kilkari - Haryana’s Gift For Expecting Parents
Panchkula: The National Health Mission in Haryana on Friday launched a mobile-based application to create awareness among pregnant women, parents and health workers on the importance of ante and post-natal care, institutional delivery and immunisation. ‘Kilkari’, the mobile voice message service, would deliver weekly messages to families about ...
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Health Ministry Launches E-Health Initiatives
Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Friday launched a number of e-health initiatives, including 'Kilkari' that will provide information on child care through mobile phone.
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Government Launches 4 Mobile Health Services
Union Health Minister J P Nadda said that these are part of the government's Digital India programme and are in line with the commitment to prioritise public health.
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Union Minister J P Nadda Launches IT-Enabled Tool To Help Quit Tobacco
The Centre today launched four IT-based health care initiatives including an audio-based mobile service which will deliver weekly messages to families about pregnancy and child birth, an IT-enabled tool to help quit tobacco, and a dedicated helpline for Tuberculosis patients.
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Mobile-Based App Kilkari - Haryana’s Gift For Expecting Parents
Panchkula: The National Health Mission in Haryana on Friday launched a mobile-based application to create awareness among pregnant women, parents and health workers on the importance of ante and post-natal care, institutional delivery and immunisation. ‘Kilkari’, the mobile voice message service, would deliver weekly messages to families about ...
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Health Ministry Launches E-Health Initiatives
Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Friday launched a number of e-health initiatives, including 'Kilkari' that will provide information on child care through mobile phone.
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Government Launches 4 Mobile Health Services
Union Health Minister J P Nadda said that these are part of the government's Digital India programme and are in line with the commitment to prioritise public health.
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Union Minister J P Nadda Launches IT-Enabled Tool To Help Quit Tobacco
The Centre today launched four IT-based health care initiatives including an audio-based mobile service which will deliver weekly messages to families about pregnancy and child birth, an IT-enabled tool to help quit tobacco, and a dedicated helpline for Tuberculosis patients.
