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    This report summarizes the accomplishments of an animal bite program from January to June 2011. Key activities included educating the public on rabies prevention, examining and vaccinating animal bite patients, and providing post-exposure prophylaxis. Targets were met for educating the public and examining bite patients. Free rabies vaccines were provided to 700 patients, meeting 46.7% of the target. Training was conducted for healthcare workers and veterinarians. Pre-exposure prophylaxis was provided to 50 hospital staff members.

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    This report summarizes the accomplishments of an animal bite program from January to June 2011. Key activities included educating the public on rabies prevention, examining and vaccinating animal bite patients, and providing post-exposure prophylaxis. Targets were met for educating the public and examining bite patients. Free rabies vaccines were provided to 700 patients, meeting 46.7% of the target. Training was conducted for healthcare workers and veterinarians. Pre-exposure prophylaxis was provided to 50 hospital staff members.

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    Animal Bite Accomlplishment Report 2011

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    This report summarizes the accomplishments of an animal bite program from January to June 2011. Key activities included educating the public on rabies prevention, examining and vaccinating animal bite patients, and providing post-exposure prophylaxis. Targets were met for educating the public and examining bite patients. Free rabies vaccines were provided to 700 patients, meeting 46.7% of the target. Training was conducted for healthcare workers and veterinarians. Pre-exposure prophylaxis was provided to 50 hospital staff members.

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    ANIMAL BITE PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT (JANUARY-JUNE 2011)

    ACTIVITIES TIME FRAME TARGET (per quarter) ACCOMPLISHMENT IN% REMARKS

    A. Reduce incidence of human rabies and subsequently eliminate human rabies OPD lectures Production and distribution of IEC materials B. Reduce the incidence of canine rabies Examine and assess animal bite patients seen at the ER/OPD Procurement and distribution of vaccines/immun oglobulin c/o DOH

    Jan June 2011

    1 lecture/month Ongoing c/o DOH Jan June 2011

    3 lectures done

    100%

    2,027 of animal cases seen at the OPD/ER be immunized for rabies Animal bite patients able to receive free vaccines (500/quarter)

    Total # of animal bites seen ER= 513 OPD = 1515

    100%

    # 700 free rabipur c/o DOH

    46.7%

    Dependent on the availability of free rabipur c/o DOH

    C. Train govt physicians,nurses on management of animal bite cases and for govt veterinarians/technician on rabies control and diagnosis D. To provide post exposure treatment to high risk patients a. Hospital Staff b. OPD/Admitted patients

    March 2011

    Once a year

    lay Forum on updates on animal bite management with other govt agencies

    100%

    Jan June 2011

    Able to provide free post exposure prophylaxis to animal bite patients

    Total # of patients given post prophylaxis at ER/OPD = # vaccines given #immunoglobulin given HRIG= 231 ERIG= 68 # employees given = Linkages with other govt agencies involve in the advocacyagainst rabies PCSO DOH DSWD LGU Provinci al govt Giving of free post exposure prophylaxis to all hospital staff directly involve in the care of rabies patient should be prioritize

    E. To provide pre exposure prophylaxis to high risk individuals a. Hospital staff b. OPD/Admitted patients

    Jan June 2011

    Able to provide free pre exposure prophylaxis to animal bite patients especially to hospital staff ()

    Total # of pre exposure prophylaxis given # hospital staff = 50 # OPD/Admitted patients = 0

    Pre exposure prophylaxis to all hospital staff directly involve in the care of rabies patients should be part of the promotive and preventive aspect in rabies advocacy

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