eKavach, a Digital Public Good built on the MEDplat platform, is revolutionizing primary healthcare in Uttar Pradesh by enhancing service delivery and fostering data-driven decision-making to improve health outcomes. Compliant with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM), eKavach integrates seamlessly into India's digital health ecosystem and has facilitated the creation of approximately 68 million Ayushman Bharat Health Accounts (ABHA IDs). With a target population of around 210 million people, the platform supports over 0.2 million health workers, including ASHAs and ANMs. Key features of eKavach include: - Seamless Data Integration: Connects with state and national health portals, minimizing duplicate data entry and simplifying reporting for health workers. - Automated Risk Identification: Uses specific criteria to identify high-risk pregnancies, malnourished children, and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), allowing for timely intervention. - Efficient Care Management: Enhances referral systems between primary healthcare centers and higher-level facilities to ensure continuity of care. - Real-Time Decision Support: Offers dashboards and analytics for actionable insights to aid in health planning and resource allocation. - Robust Follow-Up Modules: Monitors patients through every stage of care to decrease missed follow-ups and improve adherence. - Statewide Incentive Module: Streamlines the distribution of incentives for health workers in Uttar Pradesh, ensuring transparency and efficiency through OTP-based verification. Future goals for eKavach include creating ABHA IDs for 70% of the population by 2026, streamlining data entry for health workers by 2025, achieving 80% follow-up rates for antenatal care (ANC), screening 70% of targeted NCD cases, ensuring 100% OTP-verified incentive distribution by 2025, and integrating eRUPI vouchers for cashless ultrasound services for pregnant women across all districts by 2026. Areas of focus encompass various health initiatives such as Cancer, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Maternal and Child Health, and Vaccination/Immunization, targeting diverse populations including adults, children, pregnant women, families, and both urban and rural communities.