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Shillong: Health officials in the Samanda Block of East Garo Hills met to sharpen the use of the Mother App. They want better digital monitoring for mothers and children. The District Medical and Health Officer led the session, pulling in Auxiliary Nurse Midwives, Multi-Purpose Workers, and Medical Officers.
The group spent the day troubleshooting technical hurdles and tightening reporting chains. Frontline staff use the application to track pregnant women across the region. They keep a close eye on high-risk cases to ensure consistent follow-ups. Every worker knows the stakes. These tools help prevent gaps in care.
State and district leaders called for frequent check-ins to keep the data flow clean. Officials emphasized the importance of regular performance reviews and data-driven interventions to strengthen Meghalaya’s digital health systems and improve the delivery of maternal and child health services. The state continues to lean on these digital tools to secure safer outcomes for families.
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