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CHALLENGES TO OVERCOME

The nature of the programme necessitates liaison with multiple stakeholders to ensure the continuity of intensive
community-based operations. However, this occasionally presents various challenges, which are outlined below:

SL NO. CHALLENGES MITIGATION STRATEGIES

1 Refusal in communities Emphasised counselling and involvement of FLWs.
(especially in tribal areas)

2 Most of the ASHAs are not aware of
how to fill out CBAC forms and Sensitisation of ASHAs on the same during screening camps.
also their role in mobilising beneficiaries.

3 Low turnout of suspected cases The patient navigator provides information about various available options to
for confirmatory diagnostics at higher cover direct and indirect costs through state-sponsored insurance schemes,
centres due to treatment costs. beneficiary support funds, etc.

4 Ensuring the optimal footfall Following strategies are being adopted,
during the camp.
1) One day before camp, making public announcements in the respective village.

2) Coordinate with ASHA and ensure a visit to every household to inform them
about the screening camp a day prior.

3) Get connected with leaders of the area and request support from them to
increase community participation.

5 Active involvement of FLWs Increase involvement of FLWs, by making them handle cases practically for
in camps. screening, giving them examples of referrals by FLWs where patient was
diagnosed and saved.

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