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Manpower and training problems in family planning programs

In order to implement the Indian Governments educational and service program in family planning nearly 125000 people are needed. Basic training of family planning health workers should be at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Areas where training can begin are the medical school nurse training programs and Lady health visitor and auxilliary nurse-midwife training programs. Since most of the Lady health visitors and auxilliary nurse-midwives enter the Mother and Child Health-Family Planning centers the training of these personnel should be increased along with increasing the curriculum in family planning. Extension education can provide a means for the direct teaching and motivation of individuals and small groups. These people can then motivate people in other areas. The encouragement and use of innovation in training can encourage the success of the family planning programs.