TeCHO+ is an innovative digital health solution built on MEDplat, designed to enhance Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (RMNCH) services. It is fully compliant with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) and focuses on streamlining workflows for healthcare workers like ASHAs and ANMs by prioritizing tasks, generating alerts, and alleviating administrative burdens. Serving over 65 million people through more than 60,000 healthcare workers, TeCHO+ integrates seamlessly with national platforms such as RCH, RBSK, and the Education department. Key Benefits: - Reduced Administrative Burden: Minimizes redundant data entry, allowing healthcare workers to dedicate more time to patient care. - Intelligent Workflows & Triaging: Features decision support to prioritize high-risk cases, ensuring timely follow-ups and interventions. - Automated Alerts/Reminders: Improves health outcomes with customized service reminders. - Integrated Digital Health Records: Offers real-time access to patient histories, reducing reliance on paper documentation. - Educational Tools: Provides IEC materials and videos to boost community engagement and awareness. - Real-Time Data Analytics: Dashboards furnish insights for informed decision-making. - Automated Reporting & Compliance: Streamlines report preparation while adhering to national health guidelines. - Continuity of Care: Guarantees follow-up care for pregnant women, mothers, and children through automated tracking. - Improved SDG3 Indicators: Effects positive advancements in maternal and child health metrics over four years. - End-to-End Solution: Seamlessly connects health service delivery across diverse programs. TeCHO+ aims to reduce the administrative workload of healthcare workers by 30% by 2025 and ensure full enrollment of eligible beneficiaries in state health programs by 2026. The initiative also seeks to achieve 100% immunization coverage and decrease missed follow-ups by 40% by 2025 through AI-driven automation and tracking. Enhanced data analytics will empower healthcare professionals to improve healthcare planning and resource allocation while contributing to a significant reduction in maternal and infant mortality through proactive risk identification and improved service delivery. The target population includes adolescents, adults, families, newborns, individuals with disabilities, urban and rural dwellers, women, pregnant women, and children under five.