With reference to National Rural Health Mission, which of following is not  job of 'ASHA' a trained community health worker?

The correct answer is Option 4.

Key Points

• India’s Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) program was established by the National Rural Health Mission in 2006 with an aim to improve health outcomes—particularly among women and children—and to reduce geographic and socioeconomic disparities.
  • ASHAs are recruited and trained to work in their own communities as health activists, educators and providers of basic essential services.
• Responsibilities of ASHA workers
  • Identifying and registering new pregnancies, births, and deaths.
  • Mobilizing, counselling and supporting the community to demand and seek health services.
  • Identifying, managing, or referring cases of illness.?
  • Supporting health service delivery through home visits, first-aid and immunizations sessions.
  • Maintaining data and participating in community-level health planning.