ASHAs are female community health workers, who are instituted by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India under the National Rural Health Mission. They are selected from a particular village and accountable to it, working as an interface between the public health system and community.

This refers to one of the 28 hospitals selected to be part of the neonatal evaluation done in partnership with Ariadne Labs. These hospitals were selected randomly throughout Punjab, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh.

Noora Health’s primary offering, which provides high-impact medical skills training to patients and family members through the duration of their hospital stay, to improve recovery at home and facilitate lasting health behavior change. The CCP is delivered in 159 facilities in India, in collaboration with local governments and partners. It covers four program areas - Maternal and Newborn Care, Oncology Care, Cardiac Care, and General Medical and Surgical Care.

This platform connects Noora Health’s trainers, Program Managers, and nurses to increase engagement and also streamline logistics such as record collection of sessions - patient attendance, topics covered, etc.

Noora Health’s teletraining service, which provides empathetic, comprehensive, and proactive remote training and skill-building for families caring for COVID-19 infected patients in order to support recovery at home. Noora’s content and program design has been guided by human-centered design principles. This program will not provide telemedicine, i.e. diagnosis or prescriptions for receiving medication or treatment.

The agency of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of Bangladesh responsible for health services in the country.