Welcome to our platform, where innovation meets empowerment, and communities thrive through knowledge and technology. At the core of our mission is the belief that informed communities are empowered communities. Through a range of [...]
FHTS uses SMAART digital intervention as a sustained solution for addressing the burden of non-communicable diseases through its initiative Swasthya Pahal by conducting self-management camps across diverse community settings.
FHTS is working towards advancing the field of Nutrition Informatics by offering training programs towards building Nutrition Informatics workforce i.e., Certificate in Health and Nutrition Informatics. Various events with focus on NI are being [...]
FHTS is contributing towards Public Health workforce preparedness through its various initiatives with focus on providing experiential learning opportunities to students and conducting webinars/workshops for students and prospects to explore career pathways in the [...]
Under various research activities, a few funded studies and several non-funded studies are going on at FHTS. For the professional development of team members, a new initiative REACH was introduced with an aim geared [...]
The academic core of FHTS is committed towards providing necessary skills to the students which are required to address the population health challenges of the 21st century. The instructors and mentors upgrade the curriculum [...]
Introduction India's digital health journey has embarked on a transformative odyssey, revolutionizing healthcare across its diverse landscape. Through technological innovation and strategic initiatives, the nation has embraced a digital paradigm to enhance accessibility, affordability, [...]
Introduction Maternal and Child Health (MCH) refers to the overall health of both expectant mothers throughout their pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal period as well as the healthy development of young children. The variety of [...]
Introduction The world today is confronting an impending threat of life-threatening noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). Most of the non-communicable diseases are chronic in nature, and are typically detected after they have already established themselves within [...]
Climate change is occurring at a much faster rate than is being anticipated due to rising greenhouse gas emissions. There is an urgent need to limit global warming to 1.5° C. If left unchecked [...]