Create two images, first image containing targets and goals of family planning program of a chapter. Demography and family planning from PSM Park 27th edition textbook. And also create, uh, another image for social marketing scheme SMS.
Medical education infographic poster titled "Targets and Goals of Family Planning Programme" from Park's PSM (Demography and Family Planning chapter). Include these key points organized in a structured visual layout: OBJECTIVES OF FAMILY PLANNING (WHO Expert Committee): 1. Avoid unwanted births 2. Bring about wanted births 3. Regulate intervals between pregnancies 4. Control time of births in relation to parental age 5. Determine number of children in family NATIONAL GOALS (India): - Small Family Norm: Stabilize population at 1,533 million by 2050 - National Target: Net Reproduction Rate (NRR) = 1 (equivalent to 2-child norm) - TFR: Reduced from 6.4 (1950s) to 2.2 (2018) - Couple Protection Rate (CPR): % eligible couples protected by sterilization, IUD, condom, oral pills THREE CURRENT THEMES: 1. "Sons or Daughters - Two will do" 2. "Second child after 3 years" 3. "Universal Immunization" TARGET POPULATION: - Eligible couples: 150-180 per 1000 population (women aged 15-45) - ~2.5 million new couples joining reproductive group annually Symbol: Inverted Red Triangle (Family Welfare symbol). Clean, professional medical infographic style with color-coded sections.
Medical education infographic poster titled "Social Marketing Scheme (SMS) - Family Planning Programme" from Park's PSM textbook. Include these organized sections: WHAT IS SOCIAL MARKETING SCHEME (SMS)? A programme to supply family planning contraceptives through commercial and non-commercial outlets at subsidized prices to increase accessibility and acceptability. CONTRACEPTIVES UNDER SMS: - NIRODH (Condoms): Supplied through social marketing channels in addition to commercial outlets. Sales: 459.51 million condoms - Oral Contraceptive Pills (OCPs): 159.19 cycles sold - Saheli (Non-steroidal oral contraceptive - Centchroman): 77.52 lakh tablets DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS: - Commercial outlets - Government health facilities (free supply) - ASHA workers (Home Delivery of Contraceptives - HDC) * Rs. 1 for pack of 3 condoms * Rs. 1 for one cycle of OCPs * Rs. 2 for one Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP) KEY FEATURES: - Voluntary acceptance - Subsidized pricing - Wide reach through multiple channels - Promotes spacing methods - Strengthens condom promotion through non-traditional outlets AIM: Increase contraceptive prevalence and reduce unmet need for family planning services Clean, professional medical poster with icons for each contraceptive method, color-coded sections, and clear hierarchy.
Image 1: Targets and Goals of Family Planning Programme
Image 2: Social Marketing Scheme (SMS)
- WHO Expert Committee's 5 objectives of family planning (avoiding unwanted births, bringing about wanted births, regulating intervals, controlling timing, determining number of children)
- India's national goal: Stabilize population at 1,533 million by 2050
- National target of NRR = 1 (2-child norm)
- TFR decline from 6.4 (1950s) to 2.2 (2018)
- Three current themes: "Sons or Daughters - Two will do", "Second child after 3 years", "Universal Immunization"
- Eligible couples definition (women aged 15-45; ~150-180 per 1000 population)
- The inverted red triangle as the Family Welfare symbol
- SMS definition and purpose (subsidized contraceptive distribution)
- Contraceptives under SMS: NIRODH/Condoms (459.51 million), Oral pills (159.19 cycles), Saheli/Centchroman (77.52 lakh tablets)
- Distribution channels including commercial outlets and ASHA's Home Delivery of Contraceptives (HDC)
- Pricing: Rs. 1 for 3 condoms, Rs. 1 for OCP cycle, Rs. 2 for ECP
- Goal: Increase CPR and reduce unmet need for family planning