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Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India launched the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of National AYUSH Mission (NAM) on 15th September 2014 for implementing the same through States/UT Governments to ensure easy access to quality and cost-effective AYUSH healthcare services across the country.

Union Cabinet on 20th March 2020 had also approved operationalization of 12500 AYUSH Health & Wellness Centers component under AYUSHMAN BHARAT for implementation through NAM to provide a holistic wellness model based on AYUSH principles and practices, to empower masses for “self-care” to reduce the disease burden, and out-of-pocket expenditure. AYUSH System of healthcare play a significant role in providing preventive, promotive and curative care which is easy to access, cost effective and traditionally prevalent.

The NAM addresses inequities in healthcare by supporting the efforts of State/UT governments for providing the AYUSH health service/education services in the country particularly in deprived and far-flung areas. Under NAM special focus is given to backward and tribal areas encouraging the State/UTs to plan for the specific needs of such area and allocate, adequate, resources in their annual plans to achieve goal of Health & Wellness for all.

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VISION

  • To provide cost effective and equitable AYUSH health care throughout the country by improving access to the services.
  • To strengthen preventive and promotive aspects in primary health care.
  • To provide services of a holistic wellness model based on AYUSH principles and practices.
  • To improve AYUSH educational institutions for imparting quality educationVALUES
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OBJECTIVES

  • To provide AYUSH health care services throughout the country by strengthening and improving AYUSH health care services.
  • To establish a holistic wellness model through AYUSH Health and Wellness Centres focusing on preventive and promotive health care based on AYUSH principles and practices, to reduce the disease burden and out of pocket expenditure.
  • To provide informed choice to the needy public through co-location of AYUSH facilities at PHCs, CHCs and DHs resulting in medical pluralism.
  • To emphasize the role of AYUSH in Public Health as per NHP 2017.