| Location | New Sanjay Amar Colony, Shahdara, New Delhi |
| Dates | January 31, 2024 (11:00 am) - January 31, 2024 (2:00 pm) |
| Total Beneficiaries | 7 |
| Female Beneficiaries | 3 |
Objective
- To integrate clinical and non-clinical data sources by combining principles of Information and Communication Technology (ICTs) to enhance population health outcomes across diverse geographic settings.
- To utilize the PHIK as a tool to assess the burden of chronic diseases and associated risk factors in diverse settings such as urban, urban slums, and rural/tribal settings in India.
Observation:
A total of 7 beneficiaries (4 males and 3 females) attended the Swasthya Pahal camp organised on 31st January 2024 at New Sanjay Amar Colony, Shahdara, New Delhi. Out of these seven beneficiaries, all had higher blood pressure than normal (n=7). An equal amount of them were found to be overweight/obese (n=7) and none of them were found to be engaged in regular physical activity (n=0). Out of the seven beneficiaries, all of them, except one had high random blood sugar (n=6).
Additional Comments
- Beneficiaries found the counselling session to be very informative and useful, and many of them got to know about more about their health condition.
- All the beneficiaries found the Swasthya Pahal initiative to be very helpful.
Swasthya Pahal ("Health for all"), our community initiative utilizes SMAART™ framework, aims to promote self-management among individuals about diabetes, hypertension, obesity and high cholesterol. Swasthya Pahal utilizes interactive multi-lingual, touch screen computer program that gathers data related to social-demographics, clinical history, and health behaviors.
In addition, objective data gathered includes height, weight, blood pressure, and blood sugar. An evidence based decision rule engine then generates a SMAART™ health card for each individual. Based on the individual risk findings, the system provides an individualized lifestyle feedback supported by trained lifestyle counselling experts.
In addition, objective data gathered includes height, weight, blood pressure, and blood sugar. An evidence based decision rule engine then generates a SMAART™ health card for each individual. Based on the individual risk findings, the system provides an individualized lifestyle feedback supported by trained lifestyle counselling experts.
