Axilary Nurse and Midwifery (ANM)

An Auxiliary Nurse and Midwifery (ANM) provides essential healthcare services, particularly in maternal and child health, and community health initiatives. They focus on primary healthcare, including administering vaccinations, conducting deliveries, and offering family planning guidance. ANMs also play a crucial role in health education and record-keeping.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Maternal and Child Health:
Providing prenatal and postnatal care to pregnant women.
Assisting in childbirth and providing newborn care.
Administering vaccinations to children and mothers.
Monitoring the health of mothers and infants.
2. Primary Healthcare:
Providing basic healthcare services in clinics and hospitals.
Administering medications and injections as prescribed.
Monitoring vital signs and reporting changes to medical staff.
Educating patients and families about health conditions and self-care.
3. Community Health:
Conducting health check-ups and screening.
Organizing health camps and awareness programs.
Promoting hygiene and sanitation in the community.
Counseling on family planning and contraception.
4. Record Keeping and Administration:
Maintaining accurate patient records.
Assisting with documentation and reporting.
Following infection control protocols.