A moment of incredible delight is the thing that a mother feels when an infant is put on her arms – a delight each mother ought to experience. Be that as it may, for some pregnant ladies in India this memory is never lived,the moment of giving birth is often alarming.All ladies need admittance to antenatal consideration in pregnancy, skilled care during labor, and support and backing in the weeks after labor. All births should be assissted by skilled health experts, as convenient administration and treatment can have the effects on the life and passing of both the mother and the child.
Upper- and middle-class women in metropolitan areas spend thousands of rupees at private nursing homes. These women would not venture to the government hospitals in the city, where, at times, two mothers with newborns must share a single bed. These and other scenarios illustrate the lopsided nature of maternal care in India, where maternity-related complications are leading causes of death and disability among women of reproductive age.
In this country of roughly 1 billion people, where women have, on average, about three children, some 440 women die of maternity-related complications for every 100,000 live births. The United Nations estimates that at current levels of fertility and mortality, one out of every 55 women in India faces the risk of maternal death.
A large proportion of women still do not receive antenatal checkups, even though such care can detect and treat existing problems and complications, provide counseling on symptoms of problems, help the woman prepare for birth, and advise her on where to seek care if complications arise.
The situation is worse in rural areas. The study painted an even gloomier picture in the rural state’s districts. Women who did seek care tended to do so only in the second trimester of their pregnancy mainly to confirm that they were indeed pregnant.
Lack of knowledge of antenatal care, as well as long distances to health centers and lack of transportation, were additional reasons given for not seeking care during pregnancy.
Checkups for mother and child in the two months after birth are also seen as important by health care professionals, particularly when deliveries do not take place in a health facility. The majority of maternal deaths take place after delivery, most of them within 24 hours after childbirth. Postpartum care allows health workers to detect and manage problems and to make sure mother and child are doing well.
Keeping the problems stated above in mind.
We propose a solution under
- SDG 3 Good health and well-being
- SDG 5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
MeraAnsh is a platform that aims to bridge the gap between doctors and users who want to commence or become a part of the beautiful excursion of parenthood. We aim to build a one stop destination for all queries one can possibly encounter during this rollercoaster phase of life. From pre to post, MeraAnsh is dedicated to remain a constant. A virtual journal you would want to track and cherish years later!
MeraAnsh is a combination of two hindi words i.e Mera which means "mine"/"my" and Ansh that means "a part of" which ultimately conveys a message that a child is the soul/a part of mother.
It aids in overcoming barriers such as long distances to health centers.
-Different portals for different users (like Doctor and Parent)
-Doctor can upload patient’s reports,ultrasounds images,etc and can prescribe required medicines
-Parents can view the report and respond personally
-Covers every important information about vaccines recommended for a newborn along with their schedules
-Details about Child Healthcare and Educational Insurance Policies
-Plus details about Government Policies and Schemes(in India and globally too)
- HTML
- Cascading Style Sheets
- Bootstrap
- Django
- Due date calculator
- Personalized diet chart, exercise plan
- Journal the entire journey from the day you received the news, first kick to first giggles.
- Timely reminders about what the baby should be doing at particular stages
- Medicine can be ordered directly from the site or app.
- Meditation and other recreational activities for parents for mental peace.
- A dedicated section for expenses and a reminder of installments/insurances if any.
- Baby name finder
- Community for women to share their experience.
- Babysitters near me.
- Google calender meeting reminders between user and client.
https://meraansh.uc.r.appspot.com/
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