Regional Laboratory, Cannanore

31-12-2020

In the wellness situation, Kerala's accomplishments are on par with developed nations. Kerala leads the achievements in achieving the MDGs. With small marriage and death rate, rapid development, elevated acceptability of family planning techniques and enhanced life expectancy, the country has a stronger safety standards. Despite these accomplishments, emerging and recurring diseases represent a threat to public health that requires cross-sectoral coordination and multidimensional management. This formed the basis for Kerala's specific goals to be met by 2020 and the reference framework work was Sustainable Development Goal 3. About 7 UN SDG objectives, Kerala has laid goal eights for dentistry, eye hygiene & palliative treatment. Kerala has laid objectives for Hepatitis, Leprosy, Lymphocytic Filariasis, Malaria, Tuberculosis, and AIDS. ARDRAM provides quality services on any health level, a patient-friendly hospital initiative called. To achieve efficient family center, main hygiene centers are to be converted gradually in the context of the program. Their task is to prevent, regulate and manage communicable, non-communicable and lifestyle diseases, disaster management, a healthy environment without pollution, to nurture a public spirit in identifying hygiene requirements and to promote social facilities through multiple National Health Programmes. Their view is a healthcare system that is appropriate to everyone, accessible and appropriate. The approach is focused on the values of equity, intersectoral cooperation, and involvement in the society, by embracing a primary health care approach.