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The reporting agrees that Kohima district held review meetings on immunisation, child health, HIV awareness and tuberculosis control, with officials also examining coordination and staffing issues.
District meetings reviewed immunisation, child health, HIV awareness and tuberculosis control.
The sessions were held at the DC office and chaired by Deputy Commissioner B Henok Buchem.
Officials discussed inter-departmental coordination, school vaccination programmes and child mortality reviews.
The review also covered adoption of registered tuberculosis patients and a shortage of trained technicians for AI-enabled X-ray machines.
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The reporting agrees that Kohima district held review meetings on immunisation, child health, HIV awareness and tuberculosis control, with officials also examining coordination and staffing issues.
What may change is how the district responds to the identified capacity gaps, including technician shortages and coordination needs, as follow-up actions are not detailed in the report.
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The article describes review meetings on immunisation, child health, HIV awareness and TB control. It notes discussion of inter-departmental coordination, school vaccination programmes and child mortality reviews. It also mentions adoption of registered tuberculosis patients. A further point is the shortage of trained technicians for AI-enabled X-ray machines.
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The Eastern Mirror reports that the Kohima District Task Force for Immunisation and the District Level TB Mukt Bharat Committee held meetings on September 9 at the DC office to review health services including child health, immunisation, HIV awareness, and tuberculosis control. Chaired by Deputy Commissioner B Henok Buchem, officials discussed inter-departmental coordination, school vaccination programs, child mortality reviews, and the adoption of registered tuberculosis patients. Additionally, the report notes challenges such as a shortage of trained technicians for AI-enabled X-ray machines.