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About AHSAS

Born at the first National Workshop cum CME on Health Systems Strengthening in 2015 at the Department of Community Medicine and School of Public Health, PGIMER, and registered as a society in 2018.

Who we are

AHSAS is a multidisciplinary network of professionals from health and from other sectors, such as information technology, inventory management and management, who have worked in public health systems or non-profit organisations.

We bring people who run health programmes together with researchers, so that practical experience becomes shared learning across states.

Join AHSAS if you

  • have a passion to contribute to health systems and want a platform for it
  • want to do action or implementation research, or contribute to teaching and training
  • want to publish and share your implementation experience in our journal
Registered2018 · No. 4748
First workshop2015
OfficeDCM & SPH, PGIMER
Members100+

Aims and objectives

The objectives of the society are:

  1. I.Capacity building for health systems strengthening in India
  2. II.Case studies of best practices across states for inter-state learning
  3. III.Implementation research for health systems strengthening
  4. IV.An online and print journal on health systems analysis and strengthening
  5. V.Community awareness and capacity for community monitoring
  6. VI.Scholarships and small research grants for public health students

Governing Body

Governance & documents →

Dr Arun K Aggarwal

President (founding)

Professor

Dr Tanvi Kiran

Secretary

Associate Professor

Dr Poonam Khanna

Treasurer

Additional Professor

Dr Neeru Gupta

Executive Member

Retd. Dental Surgeon

Dr Divya

Executive Member

PhD Scholar

Dr Anubhuti Sharma

Executive Member

PhD Scholar

Dr Deepsikha Sharma

Executive Member

Coordinator

The Governing Body has 7 to 15 members, serves a five-year term and meets at least every six months.