Deen Dayal Mobile Health Clinic Explained

Deen Dayal Mobile Health Clinic is a program in Madhya Pradesh, India that uses mobile health clinics to provide medical care to rural and disadvantaged populations.[1]

Each van is GPS-enabled and is staffed with a doctor, nurse, lab attendant and pharmacist.[2] The vans, or Mobile Medical Units (MMUs), were operational in 1998 under the name Jeewan Jyoti Yojana, although the program relaunched in 2006 under its current name.[3]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Deen Dayal Chalit Aspatal (Mobile Units) The Center for Health Market Innovations. healthmarketinnovations.org. en. 2018-04-25.
  2. News: Keeping Up with the Indians: Exploring emerging practices in a health care innovation powerhouse - NextBillion. 2013-07-02. NextBillion. 2018-04-25. en-US.
  3. Book: Prakash. Anjal. Interlacing Water and Human Health: Case Studies from South Asia. Vs. Saravanan. Chourey. Jayati. 2012-02-09. SAGE Publishing India. 978-81-321-1665-3. en.

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