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Integration of child health with family planning.


 A series of recommendations are proposed for the training of family planning workers in India to carry out maternal and child health services as an integral and necessary part of the family planning program. These proposals are: 1) Appointment of a coordinator of child health activities in the Ministry of Family Planning; 2) The selection of a Professor of Pediatrics in national and state advisory panels that review family planning activities; 3) Creation of 5 or 6 centers for teacher training in maternal and child health; 4) Establishment of additional training centers at the state level by trained pediatricians; 5) Provision of appropriate training for auxiliary nurse midwives, who are described as the "kingpins" of the maternal and child health program; and 6) Introduction of a course on maternal and child health for doctors stationed at the upgraded primary health centers; and 7) Financing of the proposed measures through the expanded allocations for family planning contained in the 5th Plan. Introductory remarks identify maternal and child health services as a primary ingredient in the success of family planning in South Korea, Taiwan, and in the Narangwal experiment in India.
