Government of Andhra Pradesh

Maternal Health Programs

Andhra Pradesh

District wise Analysis

1st April 2020 To February 2021
 MMR- Andhra Pradesh

MMR MMR – Comparison among Southern States - SRS

MMR 2016-18
160 120

140 113
134 100
120
92
110
80
100
92
80 65
74 74 60
60
63
60 65
40 43
40
20 20

0
0
2008 2012 2013 2016 2017 2018 Kerala Tamil Nadu Andhra Telangana Karnataka India
Pradesh

Source: SRS Bulletin (2016-2018)

 Month wise Maternal deaths from April
2020 to Feb 2021
Name of the
S.No District Apr-20 May-20 Jun-20 Jul-20 Aug-20 Sep-20 Oct-20 Nov-20 Dec-20 Jan-21 Feb-21 Total
1 Srikakulam 1 3 3 1 2 1 4 3 2 2 0 22
2 Vizianagaram 2 1 3 0 3 2 2 2 0 2 1 18
3 Vishakapatnam 3 3 6 6 9 9 6 7 2 2 6 59
4 E Godawari 4 3 8 11 11 10 8 5 2 4 4 70
5 W Godawari 7 3 4 6 6 6 5 4 4 3 3 51
6 Krishna 3 6 5 8 4 4 6 3 6 4 0 49
7 Guntur 6 3 3 9 3 4 4 7 5 4 2 50
8 Prakasam 2 3 1 2 3 2 2 1 0 3 1 20
9 Nellore 0 4 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 2 12
10 Chittoor 2 2 5 2 2 4 2 2 1 0 1 23
11 Kadapa 4 2 3 3 4 1 1 0 2 1 0 21
12 Anantapur 3 2 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 4 3 25
13 Kurnool 2 3 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 6 3 30
  Total 39 38 46 50 55 48 45 39 29 35 26 450

1. Details of each death case should be submitted to CH&FW

2. Details from the time of registration till the time of death (Weight, Hb
%, investigations, Action taken after identification High risk
3. Utilization of 108 vehicle during emergency
4. Services utilized in 104 vehicle (MMT)
 Cause wise Maternal Deaths from April 2020 to Feb 2021

PPH, PIH , Ruptured Amniotic Ceriberal Medical Other COVID- Total

Sl. No. District Severe Eclampsi Sepsis uterus,obstru fluid Venous
anemia a cted labour embolism Thrombosis Causes 19

1 Srikakulam 4 1 1 2 2   10   2 22
List of Medical causes-
2 Vizianagaram 1 4 1 1 4   5   2 18
• Renal
3 Vishakapatnam
6
16 2 3 4   26 1 1 59 • Hepatic
4 E Godawari 10 9 6 1 1   31   12 70 • Cardiovascular
5 W Godawari 7 7 2 0 2 1 26   6 51 • Respiratory
6 Krishna 9 6 0 0   17   8 49 • CNS
9
7 Guntur 10 3 2 0   19   5 50
• Endocrinal causes
11
8 Prakasam 3 6 0 1 0   8   2 20
9 Nellore 0 1 3 0 1   7   0 12
10 Chittoor 5 4 3 1 5 1 4   2 25
11 Kadapa 3 8 1 0 2   5   3 22
12 Anantapur 7 2 1 1 0   14 0 25
13 Kurnool 4 10 0 0 1   11   1 27
  Total 70 87 29 12 22 2 183 1 44 450
 Age wise Maternal Deaths from April 2020 to Feb 2021
Sl. No. Name of the ≤19 Y 20-25 26-30Y 31-35Y 36-40Y 41-45Y Total
District
1 Srikakulam   17 2 2 0 1 22
2 Vizianagaram 1 10 6 1 0 0 18
3 Vishakapatnam 4 20 23 6 4 2 59
4 E Godawari 1 44 20 4 1 0 70
5 W Godawari 1 32 14 3 1 0 51
6 Krishna 2 18 19 8 1 1 49
7 Guntur 1 27 18 4 0 0 50
8 Prakasam 0 14 4 0 2 0 20
9 Nellore 2 7 3 0 0 0 12
10 Chittoor 3 13 4 5 0 0 25
11 Kadapa 0 16 5 1 0 0 22
12 Anantapur 0 15 7 2 1 0 25
13 Kurnool 0 18 8 0 1 0 27
  Total 15 251 133 36 11 4 450

1. To reduce teenage marriages – Coordinate with WCD (2nd Monday of every month – coordination meeting
at district level with WCD, School education & MEPMA department.
2. Age 41-45yrs -
 MDSR - Teenage pregnancies registered under RCH
portal (April 2020 – 5th March 2021)
S.No. District Name Registered PW Registered in 1st Trimester Teenage Pregnancy % of teenage pregnancies Maternal Death
≤19 Y
1 ANANTHAPUR 72,965 51,601 4193 6 0
2 CHITTOOR 69,149 51,699 6116 9 3
3 EAST GODAVARI 79,182 60,407 3096 4 1
4 GUNTUR 75,832 57,667 4613 6 1
5 KADAPA 53,715 38,286 1867 3 0
6 KRISHNA 69,106 52,163 3189 5 2
7 KURNOOL 73,243 52,961 2983 4 0
8 NELLORE 43,815 30,258 2580 6 2
9 PRAKASAM 58,813 38,269 3121 5 0
10 SRIKAKULAM 44,040 30,938 1603 4  0
11 VISAKHAPATNAM 70,314 46,904 3331 5 4
12 VIZIANAGARAM 35,752 25,004 1629 5 1
13 WEST GODAVARI 55,581 41,585 2873 5 1
Total 8,01,507 5,77,742 41,194 5 15
 Place wise Maternal Deaths from April 2020 to Feb 2021
Sl. No. District Govt. Hospitals Private hospitals Home Transit Total
1 Srikakulam 8 8 1 5 22
2 Vizianagaram 13 4 0 1 18
3 Vishakapatnam 32 5 8 14 59
4 E Godawari 54 6 3 7 70
5 W Godawari 28 14 0 9 51
6 Krishna 34 10 2 3 49
7 Guntur 42 8 0 0 50
8 Prakasam 19 1 0 0 20
9 Nellore 9 2 0 1 12
10 Chittoor 19 3 1 2 25
11 Kadapa 16 2 0 4 22
12 Anantapur 21 2 1 1 25
13 Kurnool 25 2 0 0 27
  Total 320 67 16 47 450

1. Home deaths -
2. Transit deaths – 108 manager to be informed well in advance of EDD of PW in that area
3. PHN is the responsible person to inform the 108 manager & share the EDD list of PW one month before
4. Concerned ASHA, ANM & MO will be held responsible
 Number of PW utilised 108 services
(Apr 2020-Feb 2021)
% of PW utilised 108
Total No. of reg. PW (Apr 2020-Feb 2021) No.of PW utilised 108 services (Apr
District name services (Apr 2020-Feb
HMIS Portal 2020-Feb 2021) 2021)
Anantapur 75872 22747 30
Chittoor 70561 20033 28
East Godavari 86102 16620 19
Guntur 77407 13170 17
Kadapa 57363 13077 23
Krishna 69915 12509 18
Kurnool 73243 17737 24
Nellore 48665 8892 18
Prakasam 60663 12374 20
Srikakulam 44327 8038 18
Visakhapatnam 75646 18530 24
Vizianagaram 35478 13138 37
West Godavari 54885 7900 14
Total 830127 184765 22
 % of PW & ANC utilized 104 MMC & Call
center services
No. of ANC ECGs in % of ANC ECGs in Total No.of ANCs % of ANCs utilised
Total No. of reg. PW No. of ANC Ops in % of ANC Ops in
District name (July 2020-Feb 104 - MMCs ( July 104 - MMCs ( July 104 - MMCs ( July 104 - MMCs ( July utilised 104 call center 104 call center
to Feb 2021) ANC to Feb 2021) ANC services from July 2020- services from July
2021) HMIS Portal to Feb 2021) to Feb 2021) ECG ECG Feb 2021 2020-Feb 2021

Anantapur 55239 11083 20 1274 2 4743 9

Chittoor 52110 8943 17 1240 2 2228 4
East Godavari 62684 7246 12 1038 2 1905 3
Guntur 57435 5468 10 376 1 3928 7
Kadapa 42775 3082 7 337 1 3338 8
Krishna 49838 1804 4 492 1 208 0
Kurnool 52925 17022 32 360 1 4520 9
Nellore 36169 2556 7 237 1 1549 4
Prakasam 44966 4399 10 485 1 4636 10
Srikakulam 32927 2873 9 67 0 2636 8
Visakhapatnam 55789 5620 10 2068 4 2488 4
Vizianagaram 25582 2879 11 802 3 2941 11
West Godavari 37686 3496 9 1158 3 843 2
Total 606125 76471 13 9934 2 35963 6
 Government Institutional Deliveries 2020-21 (February 2021)

No. of govt % of govt

Total Institutional Govt.
Institutional Institutional
S.No District Name deliveries (Public & Institutional
Private) deliveries during deliveries from deliveries against
Apr 2020 – Feb Total Inst.
Feb Month
2021 Deliveries

1 Vizianagaram 28081 1389 17496 62.31

2 Vishakapatnam 55628 2857 34419 61.87
3 Kurnool 58304 2698 33570 57.58
4 Chittoor 53873 2273 29161 54.13
5 East Godavari 64494 2185 30962 48.01
6 West Godavari 44243 1098 16743 37.84
7 Srikakulam 33107 909 11731 35.43
8 Guntur 59251 1174 20160 34.02
9 Kadapa 41868 1085 14001 33.44
10 Krishna 54824 1153 17717 32.32
11 SPSR Nellore 36053 823 10663 29.58
12 Anantapur 64495 1565 17830 27.65
13 Prakasam 43458 694 11248 25.88
  State 637679 19903 265701 41.67
 Home Deliveries during 2020-21 Up to February 2021
Home Deliveries Unskilled Attendant at Birth
S. No District Deliveries by
Home % on Total % on Home
Total Deliveries unskilled
Deliveries Deliveries Deliveries
attendant
1 Srikakulam 33105 12 0.04 6 50.00
2 Vizianagaram 28099 5 0.02 0 0.00
3 Visakhapatnam 57419 1781 3.10 584 32.79
4 East Godavari 64756 68 0.11 20 29.41
5 West Godavari 44272 5 0.01 0 0.00
6 Krishna 54839 13 0.02 7 53.85
7 Guntur 59344 22 0.04 16 72.73
8 Prakasam 43472 15 0.03 12 80.00
9 S.P.S.R.Nellore 35996 27 0.08 17 62.96
10 Chittoor 53935 60 0.11 23 38.33
11 Kadapa 41884 32 0.08 10 31.25
12 Anantapur 64537 57 0.09 29 50.88
13 Kurnool 58675 330 0.56 188 56.97
  Total 640333 2427 0.38 912 37.58

Source: HMIS
 % of PW given 2 doses of Td injection

S.No District Name Total number of pregnant women Td2 given to Pregnant women % Td2 given to Pregnant
Registered for ANC (numbers) women (numbers)

1 Kurnool 73243 45269 62

2 Visakhapatanam 75648 52779 70
3 Anantapur 75923 68495 90
4 Guntur 85232 76941 90
5 Spsr Nellore 44887 41884 93
6 Chittoor 70270 67642 96
7 Srikakulam 43769 42164 96
8 Krishna 69952 69870 100
9 East Godavari 83340 84354 101
10 Prakasam 60663 61273 101
11 Vizianagaram 35478 35796 101
12 Y.S.R. 57363 58162 101
13 West Godavari 54860 56077 102
  Andhra Pradesh 830628 760706 92
 PW identified with Syphilis & HIV
Total number of % Female screened for Number of % of pregnant
S.No District Name pregnant women HIV to Total ANC pregnant women women tested for
Registered for ANC Registration tested for Syphilis Syphilis

1Anantapur 75923 13 33217 44

2Chittoor 70270 28 22227 32
3East Godavari 83340 18 25973 31
4Guntur 85232 25 8242 10
5Krishna 69952 25 18058 26
6Kurnool 73243 19 12123 17
7Prakasam 60663 20 11224 19
8Spsr Nellore 44887 18 6945 15
9Srikakulam 43769 17 11714 27
10Visakhapatanam 75648 17 18106 24
11Vizianagaram 35478 32 12989 37
12West Godavari 54860 15 14495 26
13Y.S.R. 57363 19 8176 14
  Andhra Pradesh 830628 20 203489 24
 Thalli Bidda Express -Jan 2021
No of Women Total Govt Institutional
SL NO DISTRICT %
transported Deliveries

1 Nellore 604 904 66.81

2 Vizianagaram 1069 1578 67.74
3 Srikakulam 696 961 72.42
4 Kurnool 2272 3074 73.91
5 West Godavari 1100 1385 79.42
6 Prakasam 778 946 82.24
Andhra Pradesh 19097 23154 82.48
7 Chittoor 2326 2809 82.81
8 Visakhapatnam 2563 3006 85.26
9 Anantapur 1511 1732 87.24
10 Krishna 1328 1513 87.77
11 East Godavari 2217 2507 88.43
12 Guntur 1459 1530 95.36
13 Kadapa 1174 1209 97.11

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 C Section Audit
• It has been observed that caesarean section rate is increased in all our hospitals . In some hospitals c-section
deliveries out numbered normal deliveries. Andhra Pradesh stood next to Telangana in C-section rate. C-section
delivery could lead to both short term and longterm health effects on women and children.
• WHO-estimated that 6.2 million excess ie.,not medically indicated CSs are being performed every year. It is
difficult to fix an optimal CS rate since it varies between facilities.
• In one study conducted based on Modified Robsons criteria revealed that repeat C-section was major cause
followed by primi>37 weeks gestation .By reducing the number of primi C-section ,the C-section rate could be
reduced.
• WHO recommends C-section audit as one of the effective non -clinical intervention and use of evidence based
clinical practice guidelines, c-s audits and timely feedback to health care professionals to reduce Cs births. Taking
all into consideration a customised C-section audit format was prepared with guidelines and monthly reporting
format.
•
• Steps to Reduce Preventable C-Sections
• All pregnant woman in remote areas should be admitted in hospital10-15 days before EDD (Expected Date of
delivery)
• Periodical checkups i.e.., minimum 4 antenatal check ups are mandatory in which 2 checkups should be done by
the MO particularly in 9th month of pregnancy.
• Identification of high risk pregnancy and regular follow ups till the time of delivery.
• Meticulous treatments and follow ups for aneamia, hypertension, Gestational diabetes,and other medical
complications .
• Late admissions, when the precious time is lost and the patient in obstructed labour or foetal distress should be
avoided
• Try to avoid preventable C sections as far as possible.
SUMAN - District wise facility breakup
Sr no District Name CEmONC BEmONC Basic
Total notified
DH AH MCH CHC CHC PHC facilities

1 Anantapur 1 2 0 3 6 7 19
2 Chittoor 1 4 0 4 2 0 11
3 EG 1 3 0 11 9 8 32
4 Guntur 1 2 0 5 1 1 10
5 Kadapa 1 1 0 4 1 2 9
6 Krishna 1 2 0 5 4 0 12
7 Kurnool 1 0 1 7 4 13 26
8 Nellore 1 2 0 0 5 0 8
9 Prakasam 1 2 1 4 5 1 14
10 Srikakulam 1 2 0 8 2 1 14
11 Visakhapatnam 1 2 0 5 6 32 46
12 Vizianagaram 0 1 1 7 4 15 28
13 WG 1 3 0 5 2 0 11
Total 12 26 3 68 51 80 240
SUMAN - Gap Analysis for CHC & PHC facilities
Breakup for existing PHC facilities
PHC/Basic
Sr no District Name facilities
Inadequate HR Inadequate Drugs Inadequate diagnostics

1 Anantapur 7 7 0 5
2 Chittoor 0 - - -
3 EG 8 8 1 8
4 Guntur 1 1 0 1
5 Kadapa 2 1 1 1
6 Krishna 0 - - -
7 Kurnool 13 13 3 13
8 Nellore 0 - - -
9 Prakasam 1 1 1 1
10 Srikakulam 1 1 1 1
11 Visakhapatnam 32 30 9 27
12 Vizianagaram 15 12 4 14
13 WG 0 - - -
Total 80 67 20 64
 SUMAN
Objectives-

1. To Provide high quality medical and emergency services and referrals.

2. To Create a responsive health care system.
3. To Use institutions and other community-based platforms like NGOs, SHGs, PRls and
elected representatives from community etc., To help spread awareness and mobilize
community and facilitate 100% reporting and review of [Maternal Deaths.
4. To Develop and establish a system of continuous client feedback and redressal of
grievances for maternity services create awareness, build capacities and motivation of all
service providers,
5. To Provide an interdepartmental platform for convergent-Action plans create a steering
committee for effective governance including formulating strategies, supervision and review
of the program for corrective actions.
6. Beneficiaries of the scheme are all pregnant women, aIl mothers up to 6 months post
delivery, sick new-born.
 Services Guaranteed under SUMAN
• At least 4 ANC checkups (including one checkup during the 1st trimester, at least one checkup under
Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan, lron Folic Acid supplementation, Tetanus TOXOID (TD)
injection and other components of comprehensive ANC package) and 6 homebased newborn care
visits.
• Comprehensive Abortion Care services in line with the MTP Act. Safe Motherhood booklet and
Mother and Child protection Card with service guarantee charter.
• Zero expense access to identification and management of complications.
• Free transport from home to health institutions (dial 104 ,108), assured referral services with scope of
reaching health facility within one hour . Free transport from home to health institutions (dial
104/108), assured referral services with scope of reaching health facility within one hour of any critical
case emergency and drop back from institution to home after due discharge(minimum 48 hrs.).
• Zero expense delivery and c-section facility in case of complications at public health facilities . Services
for Elimination of Mother to child Transmission (EMTCT) of HlV, HBV& Syphilis .
• Quality care by trained personnel (including Midwife/SBA)'
• Respectful care with privacy and dignity. choice for delayed cord clamping beyond five minutes/up to
delivery of the placenta.
• Early initiation and support for breastfeeding.
• Zero dose vaccination, Free and zero expense services for sick newborns and neonates .
• Birth registration certificates from healthcare facilities .
• Conditional Cash transfers direct benefit transfers under various central and state specific schemes.
• Postpartum family planning counseling .
• Time bound redressal of grievances including responsive call center/helpline, web Portal, etc.
 SUMAN Program Implementation Action Points:

• Notification of 240 facilities to all the districts

• Compilation of facility checklist and services checklists for CEmONC (108), BEmONC (52) by APVVP
• Compilation of facility checklist and services checklists for Basic facilities(80)
• Issuing orders on grievance redressal mechanism – detailed instructions to all the districts
• Operationalizing 104 call center for grievance redressal
• Orientation of all call center staff on grievance redressal mechanism
• Conducting reviews for orientation and improvement in performance with respect to checklists
• Displaying the SUMAN name hoardings on the facilities with good performance.
• Translation of SUMAN posters and hoardings in to Telugu and Editable copies of posters and
hoarding to be received from Govt. of India
• List of SUMAN facilities to be shared and displayed at Panchayat, Zila Parishad, and WCD
Departments
• Printing and distribution of posters to all the SUMAN identified facilities
 Cont….
• State committee formed under PMSMA to be subsumed as SUMAN committee,
and will be meeting quarterly
• Help desk at high case load SUMAN facilities need to be established for
registering grievances. Arogyamitras posted at facilities can be trained to be
present at help desk.
• Contact details of the grievance redressal nodal officers from state, districts and
SUMAN facilities need to be uploaded on the SUMAN portal
• Every nodal officer will have an individual ID and password to check the
grievances reported for their facility/district/state and follow up on resolution of
the issue with the concerned facility
• Conducting orientation meetings with PRIs (panchayatraj institutions), RKS(Rogi
kaltan samiti)/HWC (Health and wellness clinics), VHSNC(village health sanitation
 Cont…
• and nutrition committees), CSOs, NGOs, CBO (community-based Organization) and
SHGs(self help groups) for effective social mobilization.
• These community agencies to ensure:
• Organizing periodic meetings to generate awareness among beneficiaries and their
families.
• Raising awareness about the cashless care during pregnancy, childbirth and PN
period, including care of newborn and infants at public health facilities.
• Sensitizing the family on the importance of getting timely ANC checkups and
ensuring stress-free environment for a PW for healthy pregnancy outcomes.
• Ensuring 100% registration and social review (verbal autopsy) of maternal deaths
and addressing the social causes of maternal deaths
• In the event of having a problem in getting referral transport on time, the
Panchayat /community to come forward and facilitate it.
PC&PNDT Act Committee Meetings

• As per PC&PNDT Act :- Conduct frequent meetings of the Advisory Committee

to expedite the decisions regarding renewal, cancellation and suspension of
registration.

• As per minutes of the State Level Advisory Committee and Multi Member
Appropriate Authority meetings held on 19.02.2021: The District level Advisory
and Multi Member Appropriate Authority meetings shall be conducted once in
every 2months,same dates as of the state level committee meetings

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 Information on Website:

• As per minutes of the State Level Advisory Committee and Multi Member
Appropriate Authority meetings held on 19.02.2021 the PC &PNDT Act
website has been upgraded such that the details of the inspections and
grievances from the districts.

• upload the schedule and action taken on the Inspection in the website.

• Monitor the grievances at website and upload the action taken report on the
website.

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As per CRS portal last three years the child sex ratio at birth
as in our State is as follows.

Sl. No. District 2018 2019 2020

Andhra Pradesh 910 913 926
1 Anantapur 868 881 905
2 Chittoor 916 907 918
3 East Godavari 930 948 963
4 Guntur 922 910 919
5 Krishna 929 950 950
6 Kurnool 881 905 900
7 Prakasam 915 896 910
8 Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore 920 917 925
9 Srikakulam 893 912 936
10 Visakhapatnam 944 919 947
11 Vizianagaram 898 905 929
12 West Godavari 961 963 946
13 YSR Kadapa 857 863 896
 Inspections conducted under PC&PNDT Act
(from Jan, 2019 to Jan, 2021)

As per minutes of the

Sl. No. Name of the District Inspections
State Level Advisory
Committee and Multi 1 Srikakulam 87
Member Appropriate
Authority meetings 2 Vizianagaram 104
held on 19.02.2021: 3 Visakhapatnam 242
4 East Godavari 141
Inspections of the
scanning canters shall 5 West Godavari 150
be carried out every 6 Krishna 0
90 days on regular 7 Guntur 185
basis and it is also
mandatory. 8 Prakasam 19
9 SPSR Nellore 78
10 Chittoor 116
11 Ananthapur 81
12 YSR Kadapa 224
13 Kurnool 0
Total 1427
Decoy Operations conducted under PC&PNDT Act
(from Jan, 2019 to Jan, 2021)

As per minutes of the State Sl.No. Name of the District Decoy Operations
Level Advisory Committee 1 Srikakulam 3
and Multi Member 2 Vizianagaram 0
Appropriate Authority
meetings held on 19.02.2021: 3 Visakhapatnam 0
4 East Godavari 33
It has been decided that all 5 West Godavari 20
districts shall conduct decoy
operations regularly i.e., not 6 Krishna 0
less than 20 decoy operations 7 Guntur 0
per month per district. 8 Prakasam 0
9 SPSR Nellore 0
10 Chittoor 0
11 Ananthapur 0
12 YSR Kadapa 0
13 Kurnool 0
Total 56
 Feeder Ambulance : Performance as on 28.02.2021
ITDA Name Feeder  Ambulances Count Cases Served as on date 28.02.2021

ITDA- Paderu 42 63,368

ITDA- R.C.Varam 21 48,302
ITDA- Chintoor 6 10,871
ITDA- Parvathipuram 24 33,717
ITDA- Seethampeta 15 28,494
ITDA- K.R. Puram 8 14,006
ITDA- Srisailam 6 9,750
Total 122 2,08,508

Type of emergency Cases Served as on date (28.02.2021)

Pregnancy 52,282
Fever 59,789
Snake bite 1,392
RTA /Traffic collision 42,019
Abdominal pain 11,715
Vomiting 7,299
Poisoning 1,416
Minor ailments, ANC check up, immunization etc., 23,844
Others 42,398
Total 2,08,508 28
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
1st Week
3rd Week 4th Week
(28th FEB 2nd Week (6th
Registration No of (14th FEB to (21st FEB
Sl No Base location name Location to 5th MAR to 11th
Feeder Ambulance 20th FEB to 27th FEB
MAR MAR 2021)
2021) 2021)
2021)

1 AP16FB0864 Aliveru KR Puram 13 13 9 15

2 AP16FB9397 Amaravaram KR Puram 14 15 9 12
3 AP16FB0879 Chintapalli KR Puram 14 13 12 16
4 AP16FB9347 KOIDA KR Puram 13 13 10 15

5 AP16FB0859 Koruturu of phc kondrukota KR Puram 9 7 6 8

6 AP16FB9348 KUKKUNURU KR Puram 13 11 10 14

7 AP16FB0876 MEDIPALLI KR Puram 13 12 11 11

8 AP16FB0873 Thutigunta of phc kondrukota KR Puram 7 7 6 8

9 AP16FB0577 TK Jammu Parvathipuram 10 8 7 14

10 AP16FB9158 Pagulu Chennuru Parvathipuram 10 18 9 12
11 AP16FB9167 Kunthesu Parvathipuram 10 15 8 13
12 AP16FB9169 G Bodda Valasa Parvathipuram 13 14 10 21
13 AP16FB9172 Karadavalasa Parvathipuram 9 12 9 10
14 AP16FB9185 Diguva Mendangi Parvathipuram 5 15 11 16
15 AP16FB9187 Kotturu Parvathipuram 11 15 10 21
16 AP16FB9205 S.Kota Parvathipuram 18 11 15 16 29
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

3rd Week 4th Week 1st Week 2nd Week

Sl Registration No of (14th FEB to (21st FEB to (28th FEB to (6th MAR to
Base location name Location
No Feeder Ambulance 20th FEB 27th FEB 5th MAR 11th MAR
2021) 2021) 2021) 2021)

17 AP16FB9210 Dorajammu Parvathipuram 8 7 4 7

18 AP16FB9219 Deruvada Parvathipuram 7 9 12 12
19 AP16FB9232 Diguva Gunada Parvathipuram 5 10 5 5
20 AP16FB9345 Adaru Parvathipuram 15 13 10 7
21 AP16FB9359 Garisiguddi Parvathipuram 17 23 16 11
22 AP16FB9360 Kerangi Parvathipuram 20 15 12 11
23 AP16FB9365 Goipaka Parvathipuram 8 8 14 11
24 AP16FB9376 Mentada Parvathipuram 6 6 5 16
25 AP16FB9389 Aluru Parvathipuram 11 24 4 11
26 AP16FB9419 DT Valasa Parvathipuram 5 8 9 25
27 AP16FB9421 Rella Parvathipuram 11 9 6 6
28 AP16FB9424 Vanakabadi Parvathipuram 13 12 12 17
29 AP16FB9426 DL Puram Parvathipuram 9 15 6 36
30 AP16FB9429 Tompalapadu Parvathipuram 9 10 17 20
31 AP16FB9430 Thadikonda Parvathipuram 10 8 6 12
32 AP16FB9432 Raiguddi Valasa Parvathipuram 9 7 8 2330
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

4th Week 2nd Week

3rd Week (14th 1st Week (28th
Sl Registration No of (21st FEB to (6th MAR
Base location name Location FEB to 20th FEB to 5th
No Feeder Ambulance FEB 2021)
27th FEB
MAR 2021)
to 11th
2021) MAR 2021)

33 AP16FB0474 Dharakonda Paderu 6 12 8 16

34 AP16FB0578 Aradakota Paderu 9 13 9 17
35 AP16FB0740 Kilagada Paderu 8 10 9 20
36 AP16FB0835 Sapparla Paderu 10 12 7 18
37 AP16FB0869 Luvvasingi Paderu 9 10 9 16
38 AP16FB0874 Barada Paderu 12 9 7 15
39 AP16FB9170 Rajendrapalem Paderu 10 13 8 18
40 AP16FB9171 Vantlamamidi Paderu 11 10 6 17
41 AP16FB9175 Lothugedda Junction Paderu 9 12 9 20
42 AP16FB9182 Sileru Paderu 11 13 7 21
43 AP16FB9186 Guttulaputt Paderu 10 11 6 19
44 AP16FB9190 Marriwada Paderu 7 12 9 16
45 AP16FB9195 zeenabadu Paderu 9 10 6 17
46 AP16FB9197 Kunchumanda Paderu 11 12 7 19
47 AP16FB9209 Kokkirapalli Paderu 9 11 9 15
48 AP16FB9214 Downur Paderu 12 13 9 31
19
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

Registration No 3rd Week (14th 4th Week (21st 1st Week (28th 2nd Week (6th
Sl
of Feeder Base location name Location FEB to 20th FEB to 27th FEB to 5th MAR to 11th
No FEB 2021) FEB 2021) MAR 2021) MAR 2021)
Ambulance

49 AP16FB9280 Bandhaveedhi Paderu 9 10 8 20

50 AP16FB9289 Nurmathi Paderu 11 12 10 16
51 AP16FB9318 Pedaguda Paderu 8 10 7 15
52 AP16FB9324 Kasipatnam Paderu 11 11 8 17
53 AP16FB9351 sunkarametta Paderu 9 12 9 15
54 AP16FB9354 Lothugedda Paderu 10 10 8 17
55 AP16FB9356 Annavaram Paderu 11 10 9 18
56 AP16FB9357 Ebulam Paderu 8 12 7 19
57 AP16FB9358 GANNELA Paderu 9 10 10 15
58 AP16FB9362 Rudakota Paderu 10 9 9 18
59 AP16FB9370 Dumbriguda Paderu 8 10 3 11
60 AP16FB9373 Gaduturu Paderu 10 12 10 21
61 AP16FB9378 sagara Paderu 12 10 8 15

62 AP16FB9380 (Y.ramavaram)U.Cheedipalem Paderu 9 12 9 14

63 AP16FB9381 BAKURU Paderu 7 13 7 16

64 AP16FB9382 Pedabayalu Paderu 12 10 10 1932
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

1st Week 2nd Week

3rd Week (14th 4th Week (21st
Sl Registration No of (28th FEB to (6th MAR to
Base location name Location FEB to 20th FEB FEB to 27th
No Feeder Ambulance 2021) FEB 2021)
5th MAR 11th MAR
2021) 2021)

65 AP16FB9404 Pedavalasa Paderu 10 9 9 14

66 AP16FB9405 Makavaram Paderu 9 11 7 15
67 AP16FB9415 Ananthagiri Paderu 11 10 9 16
68 AP16FB9418 Munchangaputt Paderu 10 11 7 15
69 AP16FB9435 Gomangi Paderu 6 9 6 10
70 AP16FB9441 SOBHAKOTA Paderu 8 10 6 17
71 AP16FB9449 MADAGADA Paderu 10 12 7 21
72 AP16FB9465 SANTHARI Paderu 10 10 9 19
73 AP16FB9466 Tokuru Paderu 9 11 7 16
74 AP16FE4471 Vanjari Paderu 11 9 8 18
75 AP16FB9179 LABBA Seetampeta 21 26 21 20
76 AP16FB9194 BALERU (ISUKAGUDA) Seetampeta 23 23 19 21
77 AP16FB9217 BHAMINI Seetampeta 24 22 23 21
78 AP16FB9218 SAMBAM Seetampeta 29 24 24 23
79 AP16FB9282 M SINGIPURAM Seetampeta 30 23 25 26
80 AP16FB9285 CHINNABAGGA Seetampeta 21 21 27 20
33
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

Registration No 1st Week

3rd Week (14th 4th Week (21st 2nd Week (6th
Sl (28th FEB to
of Feeder Base location name Location FEB to 20th FEB to 27th MAR to 11th
No FEB 2021) FEB 2021)
5th MAR
MAR 2021)
Ambulance 2021)

81 AP16FB9306 (PALASA)BUDAMBO COLONY Seetampeta 23 22 19 19

82 AP16FB9367 POLLA Seetampeta 27 23 26 23

83 AP16FB9372 PALAVALASA Seetampeta 25 21 24 26
84 AP16FB9384 SIRIPURAM Seetampeta 20 13 11 14
85 AP16FB9386 AILTHI BITIS Seetampeta 23 21 22 21
86 AP16FB9398 S J PURAM Seetampeta 23 21 18 19
87 AP16FB9450 NELABONTHU HOSTEL Seetampeta 24 22 18 20
88 AP16FB9454 KARAJADA Seetampeta 24 20 19 20
89 AP16FB9574 M S PALLI Seetampeta 28 21 21 25
90 AP16FB9440 CHINTHALA-PHC Srisailam 14 14 12 16
91 AP16FB9416 GANJIVARIPALLI-PHC Srisailam 14 14 12 13
92 AP16FB9222 KORRAPROLU-PHC Srisailam 14 14 12 16
93 AP16FB9202 Bairluty-PHC Srisailam 14 14 12 16
94 AP16FB9402 Kothapalli-PHC Srisailam 14 14 11 13
34
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

3rd Week 4th Week 1st Week 2nd Week

Sl Registration No of (14th FEB (21st FEB to (28th FEB (6th MAR
Base location name Location
No Feeder Ambulance to 20th 27th FEB to 5th MAR to 11th
FEB 2021) 2021) 2021) MAR 2021)

95 AP16FB9363 SIRIGIPADU-PHC Srisailam 14 14 12 15

96 AP16FB9390 PHC Kuturu Chintoor 14 14 11 9
S/C - Peddamatlapalli of PHC-
97 AP16FB9461 Chintoor 16 13 14 22
Rekhapalli
S/C Jeediguppa of PHC
98 AP16FB9452 Chintoor 12 9 11 25
Jeediguppa
S/c Mothugudem of PHC
99 AP16FB9445 Chintoor 11 16 9 17
Tulasipaka

AP16FB9168 (Backup S/c Pega of PHC

100 Chintoor 16 10 6 4
AP16FB4891) Edugurallapalli

ZPHS- Nandigama of PHC

101 AP16FB9352 Chintoor 10 7 6 7
Gowridevpeta
102 AP16FB0472 rajavommangi Rampachodavaram 17 20 18 27

103 AP16FB9212 Bandapalli Rampachodavaram 16 17 18 24

104 AP16FB9428 y ramavaram Rampachodavaram 15 17 16 26

105 AP16FB9470 Boduluru Rampachodavaram 17 18 18 24

106 AP16FB0527 chikilintha Rampachodavaram 15 17 17 27

107 AP16FB0457 donelapalem Rampachodavaram 16 18 16 31

108 AP16FB9230 Foulks peta Rampachodavaram 10 11 16 27

109 AP16FB9180 Koduru Rampachodavaram 14 16 17 35

28
 FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES
FEEDER AMBULANCE SERVICES

Registration No 3rd Week

4th Week (21st 1st Week (28th 2nd Week (6th
Sl Base location (14th FEB
of Feeder Location FEB to 27th FEB FEB to 5th MAR MAR to 11th MAR
No name to 20th FEB
2021) 2021) 2021)
Ambulance 2021)

110 AP16FB9463 Labbarthi Rampachodavaram 15 16 17 33

111 AP16FB9374 devipatnam Rampachodavaram 14 15 13 26

112 AP16FB0809 MODULURU Rampachodavaram 15 15 20 28

113 AP16FB0475 musurumilli Rampachodavaram 15 17 15 26

114 AP16FB9448 Nellipudi Rampachodavaram 13 18 16 23

115 AP16FB0525 devipatnam Rampachodavaram 14 15 15 32

116 AP16FB9375 pudipalli Rampachodavaram 14 15 17 28

117 AP16FB9350 rayapalli Rampachodavaram 14 19 18 27

118 AP16FB0868 thimmapuram Rampachodavaram 14 17 18 27

119 AP16FB9468 addateegala Rampachodavaram 14 17 16 23

120 AP16FB0582 yarlagadda Rampachodavaram 18 21 20 28

121 AP16FB9193 Yarragonda Rampachodavaram 18 21 20 34

Gangavaram-
122 AP16FB9206 Rampachodavaram 15 18 18 25
phc
      Total 1587 1675 1434 2227
      AVG 1.9 2.0 2.0 3.0
36
 BIRTH WAITING HOMES ADMISSIONS and REFERRALS - From January 2015 To 2021 February
2021
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
(Feb)
           

Avg. Admissions per month

 
Name of the ITDA

Total Admissions
Type of Facility

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

No. of Beds
District

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions
Admissions
Name of the
Sl.No.
Instituition

month

month

month

month

month
month

month
1 Seethampeta AH
30 131 0.4 237 0.7 274 0.8 491 1.4 709 2 719 2 240 0.7 2801 1.3
2 Palakonda AH
100 285 0.2 420 0.4 443 0.4 501 0.4 450 0.4 509 0.4 176 0.1 2784 0.4
Seethampeta
Srikakulam

3 Pathapatnam CHC
30 96 0.3 150 0.4 230 0.6 371 1 266 0.7 277 0.8 72 0.2 1462 0.7
4 Kotturu CHC
30 161 0.4 168 0.5 192 0.5 308 0.9 197 0.5 221 0.6 110 0.3 1357 0.6
5 Meliaputti PHC
5 48 0.8 55 0.9 48 0.8 87 1.5 91 1.5 71 1.2 18 0.3 418 1.1
TOTAL
195 721 0.3 1030 0.4 1187 0.5 1758 0.8 1713 0.7 1797 0.8 616 0.3 8822 0.6
6 Parvathipuram AH
150 1007 0.6 1039 0.6 1035 0.6 1008 0.6 1004 0.6 956 0.5 322 0.2 6371 0.6
Parvathipuram
Vizianagaram

7 Saluru CHC
50 666 1.1 672 1.1 678 1.1 798 1.3 643 1.1 696 1.2 226 0.4 4379 1.2
8 Kurupam CHC
30 401 1.1 330 0.9 300 0.8 295 0.8 288 0.8 297 0.8 106 0.3 2017 0.9
9 Vepada PHC
10 293 2.4 280 2.3 222 1.9 251 2.1 176 1.5 178 1.5 66 0.6 1466 2.0
TOTAL
240 2367 0.8 2321 0.8 2235 0.8 2352 0.8 2111 0.7 2127 0.7 720 0.3 14233 0.8
10 Hukumpeta PHC
4 330 6.9 517 10.8 491 10 454 9.5 488 10 291 6.1 142 3 2713 9.2
isakhapatnam

11 Paderu DH
4 439 9.1 1053 21.9 120 2.5 0 0 0 0 176 3.7 68 1.4 1856 6.3
Paderu

12 Arakuvalley AH
4 644 13.4 1037 21.6 1258 26 1135 24 747 16 366 7.6 66 1.4 5253 17.7
13 Chintapalli CHC
4 837 17.4 262 5.5 170 3.5 537 11 417 8.7 177 3.7 90 1.9 2490 8.4
 2021
2015   2016   2017   2018   2019   2020    
(Feb)

Avg. Admissions per month

Name of the ITDA

Total Admissions
Type of Facility

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

Avg. Admissions per

No. of Beds
District

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions

Admissions
Sl.No. Name of the Instituition

month

month

month

month
month

month

month
14 RC Varam CHC 8 0 0.0 0 0.0 56 0.6 166 1.7 219 2.3 101 1.1 24 0.3 566 1.0
RC Varam

15 Addateegala CHC 4 113 2.4 95 2.0 98 2 180 3.8 141 2.9 180 3.8 62 1.3 869 2.9
16 Rajavommangi PHC 4 174 3.6 121 2.5 110 2.3 126 2.6 85 1.8 63 1.3 4 0.1 683 2.3
TOTAL 16 287 1.5 216 1.1 264 1.4 472 2.5 445 2.3 344 1.8 90 0.5 2118 1.8
17 Chintoor AH
East Godavari

16 170 0.9 167 0.9 310 1.6 339 1.8 367 1.9 451 2.3 126 0.7 1930 1.6
18 Kunavaram CHC 10 133 1.1 116 1.0 111 0.9 96 0.8 154 1.3 132 1.1 40 0.3 782 1.1
19 Edugurallapally PHC 6 81 1.1 94 1.3 178 2.5 203 2.8 252 3.5 250 3.5 86 1.2 1144 2.6
Chintoor

20 Rekhapally PHC 6 155 2.2 154 2.1 166 2.3 216 3 230 3.2 227 3.2 50 0.7 1198 2.7
21 Jeediguppa PHC 6 25 0.3 16 0.2 25 0.3 116 1.6 68 0.9 22 0.3 0 0 272 0.6
22 Kuturu PHC 6 80 1.1 37 0.5 80 1.1 62 0.9 47 0.7 35 0.5 20 0.3 361 0.8
23 Tulasipaka PHC 6 43 0.6 116 1.6 43 0.6 92 1.3 119 1.7 101 1.4 40 0.6 554 1.2
TOTAL 56 687 1.0 700 1.0 913 1.4 1124 1.7 1237 1.8 1218 1.8 362 0.5 6241 1.5
24 Jeelugumilli PHC 4 84 1.8 64 1.3 43 0.9 48 1 28 0.6 45 0.9 4 0.1 316 1.1
West Godavari

25 P.R. Gudem PHC 4 39 0.8 74 1.5 78 1.6 70 1.5 77 1.6 57 1.2 18 0.4 413 1.4
KR Puram

26 Buttaigudem PHC 4 92 1.9 22 0.5 19 0.4 0 0 0 0 76 1.6 18 0.4 227 0.8

27 Polavaram CHC 4 73 1.5 135 2.8 126 2.6 66 1.4 60 1.3 53 1.1 12 0.3 525 1.8
28 Koida PHC 4 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 1.3 30 0.6 91 0.3
TOTAL 20 288 1.2 295 1.2 266 1.1 184 0.8 165 0.7 292 1.2 82 0.3 1572 1.1
29 Dornala CHC 4 119 2.5 114 2.4 132 2.8 109 2.3 100 2.1 168 3.5 44 0.9 786 2.7
30 Y. Palem CHC
ailam

4 133 2.8 133 2.8 140 2.9 88 1.8 126 2.6 210 4.4 52 1.1 882 3.0
rnool

31 Atmakur CHC 4 46 1.0 47 1.0 80 1.7 48 1 65 1.4 118 2.5 22 0.5 426 1.4
 SNCU Mini - Admission data and % of bed occupancy from April 2020 - February 2021
Average Bed
Admissions from April 2020 to % of Bed
S.No. District Name of the centre Occupancy per
February 2021 occupancy
month
      Inborn Outborn Total    
1 Palakonda 206 58 264 109 71.5
2 Seethampeta 366 40 406 146 95.87
3 Srikakulam Kotturu 266 204 470 131 86.23
4 Pathapatnam 183 78 261 89 58.56
5 Tekkali 309 56 365 128 84.19
6 Bhadragiri 141 87 228 61 39.94
7 Chinnamerangi 95 89 184 47 30.66
Vizinagaram
8 Saluru 187 212 399 144 94.67
9 Kurupam 170 53 223 70 46.05
10 Araku 143 112 255 125 82.34
11 Visakhapatnam Munchingputtu 161 76 237 59 38.68
12 Narsipatnam 364 102 466 202 133.17
13 Kunavaram 44 144 188 64 41.92
14 Chintoor 216 86 302 147 97.13
East Godavari
15 Addatheegala 150 133 283 99 65.33
16 Y.Ramavaram 91 57 148 41 26.71
17 Polavaram 72 74 146 55 36.23
West Godavari
18 Buttayagudem 16 155 171 55 36.05
19 P.Dornala 95 153 248 77 50.6
Prakasam
20 Y.Palem 184 61 245 81 53.35
21 Kurnool Atmakur 86 289 375 100 65.81
Total 3545 2319 5864 97 63.57
 Special Ambulances
Patients

No. of
Sl.No. ITDA Ambula Avg. per Avg. per
Avg. per Avg. per
nces 2017-18 month month 2020-21 (up
2018-19 2019-20 month per month per
per per to Feb)
vehicle vehicle
vehicle vehicle

1 Seethampeta 15 2490 2650 2541 1,481

13.83 14.7 14.1 9
2 Parvathipuram 7 3083 3185 9823 19,232
17.13 37.9 116.9 249.8
3 Paderu 37 8882 11274 11280 11,353
49.34 25.4 25.4 27.9
4 R.C.Varam 8 1444 1742 1966 1,911
8.02 18.1 20.5 21.7
5 Chintoor 3 0 554 437 319
0 15.4 12.1 9.7
6 K.R.Puram 5 736 679 728 423
4.09 11.3 12.1 7.7
7 Srisailam 4 455 659 620 970
2.53 13.7 12.9 22
Total  79 17,090 18.02 20,743 27,395 35,689
21.9 28.9 41.1
 e - JSY Payment status from April 2020 to Feb 2021
No. of Public Deliveries % of deliveries Eligible For Invalid Bank Details Bank Details
S.No District Name institutional Entered in entered eJSY Accounts Not Updated Not Updated
deliveries MSS %

1 Anantapuram 17830 9,376 53 9,236 202 1,358 15%

2 Chittoor 29161 24,474 84 23,998 638 3,870 16%
3 East Godavari 30962 20,366 66 20,205 1068 865 4%
4 Guntur 20160 16,246 81 16,015 439 3,296 21%
5 Kadapa 14001 6,910 49 6,908 129 1,450 21%
6 Krishna 17717 13,566 77 13,323 398 2,740 21%
7 Kurnool 33570 23,779 71 23,332 457 2,811 12%
8 Prakasam 11248 7,504 67 7,489 202 1,403 19%
9 Srikakulam 11731 9,067 77 8,833 217 332 4%
10 SRSP Nellore 10663 5,710 54 5,699 83 669 12%
11 Visakhapatnam 34419 22,596 66 22,455 1347 1,834 8%
12 Vizianagaram 17496 10,017 57 10,001 520 778 8%
13 West Godavari 16743 12,822 77 12,716 547 574 5%
AP State 265701 1,82,433 69 1,80,210 6247 21,980 12%
 JSSK Physical performance report from April 2020 to Dec 2020
Total No. of govt % of No. of govt Total No. of govt % of No. of govt
District institutional
Diet
institutional District institutional institutional
Diagnostics
Name deliveries Apr-
2020 to Dec 2020
deliveries availed
diet Name deliveries Apr- deliveries availed
2020 to Dec 2020 diagnostic services
Krishna 12467 15190 122 Krishna 12467 15190 122
Chittoor 22031 24068 109 Chittoor 22031 24068 109
Anantapur 14495 14926 103 Guntur 16503 17624 107
Vizianagaram 14430 14710 102 Kurnool 26635 27574 104
West Godavari 14173 14380 101
Anantapur 14495 14926 103
Guntur 16503 16639 101
West Godavari 14173 14380 101
Kadapa 11401 11478 101
Kadapa 11401 11478 101
Prakasam 9592 9560 100 Nellore 9002 9038 100
Nellore 9002 9038 100 Srikakulam 9828 9741 99
Kurnool 26635 26403 99 Vizianagaram 14430 13357 93
Visakhapatnam 28177 25621 91 Prakasam 9592 8873 93
Srikakulam 9828 8522 87 Visakhapatnam 28177 25881 92
East Godavari 38541 25833 67 East Godavari 38541 25833 67
216368 217963
Total
Orders227275
will be issued soon 95 Total 227275 96

1. Every expected pregnant women should be admitted in the birth waiting

homes 15 days before EDD.
2. Food will be provided to PW & one attendant from JSSK funds
Monday 21 March 2022 42
Source – JSSK Quarterly consolidated report from districts
JSSK Physical performance report from April 2020 to Dec 2020

Total No. of govt % of No. of govt

institutional institutional
District Name deliveries Apr-2020 Blood deliveries availed
to Dec 2020 Blood services
Kadapa 11401 3065 27
Krishna 12467 3050 24
Prakasam 9592 2064 22
Anantapur 14495 2299 16
Vizianagaram 14430 1664 12
Chittoor 22031 1444 7
Srikakulam 9828 427 4
Visakhapatnam 28177 1010 4
Guntur 16503 338 2
East Godavari 38541 245 1
West Godavari 14173 0 0
Nellore 9002 0 0
Kurnool 26635 0 0
15606
Total 227275 7
 JSSK Physical performance report from April 2020 to Dec 2020
  Transport  
Total No. of
 District govt % PW % of PW
Name institutional
Home to Inst.
% of PW
Higher transported to Drop back availed Drop
deliveries Home to Inst. higher center back services
Apr-2020 to
Dec 2020
Guntur 16503 17070 103 3709 22 12856 78
Anantapur 14495 12850 89 0 0 12865 89
Prakasam 9592 7475 78 299 3 6770 71
Srikakulam 9828 6289 64 207 2 7963 81
Nellore 9002 5506 61 0 0 2432 27
Chittoor 22031 10417 47 3434 16 20223 92
Visakhapatna 28177 12860 46 1128 4 22175 79
m
Krishna 12467 5253 42 1465 12 13574 109
Vizianagaram 14430 5961 41 0 0 11279 78
Kadapa 11401 2942 26 384 3 9459 83
West Godavari14173 3518 25 410 3 10502 74
East Godavari 38541 6248 16 420 1 21303 55
Kurnool 26635 1242 5 1008 4 24936 94
Total 227275 97631 43 12464 5 176337 78
 PMSMA – February Month Status
Total number of
Mid-year projected pregnant women
midyear population as ELA for Pregnant ELA for Pregnant Received Antenatal NUMBER OF PMSMA No. of Health facilities where
S. No District on 1st October, 2020 Women Annual Women per Month care under PMSMA in FACILITIES IN
PMSMA is conducted in Feb
(based on approved 2020-21 2020-21 Feb Month (Source - DISTRICTS
report of 2011-2036) District consolidated
data)

              Rural Urban
1 Srikakulam 2813769 49200 4100 2458 142 94 6
2 Vizianagaram 2403284 41000 3417 3198 119 89 8
3 Visakhapatnam 4634000 78500 6542 4766 136 97 39
4 East Godavari 5469473 90000 7500 5134 173 142 31
5 West Godavari 4077257 60000 5000 1621 149 92 22
6 Krishna 4778332 79000 6583 4644 147 88 52
7 Guntur 5204531 85000 7083 2866 197 107 59
8 Prakasam 3643870 67000 5583 3958 129 90 0
9 S.P.S.R.Nellore 3190654 49000 4083 2301 110 89 4
10 Chittoor 4491412 76500 6375 2280 149 102 20
11 Kadapa 3097452 59500 4958 6617 103 74 14
12 Anantapur 4419986 83000 6917 3140 144  105 25 
13 Kurnool 4444980 84000 7000 4240 131 105 2
  Total 52669000 901700 75142 47223 1829 1169 257

45
Source – PMSMA Monthly consolidated report from districts
PRADHAN MANTRI MATRU VANDANA YOJANA
(PMMVY)

MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT,GOI

HEALTH MEDICAL & FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT,A.P
 PMMVY- District wise % of Achievement of Beneficiareies Vs Target
120

100
100
94

83 82 81 79 79 77
80 76
73 73 73 72 71

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20

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 PMMVY-Indicative Parameters

S.N District 2nd 3rd Correction

o instalment instalment queue
due due
1 Ananthapur 38 857 785
2 Chittoor 222 761 224
3 East Godavari 18 1498 1389
• 2nd installment, 3rd
4 Guntur 690 2853 1236
instalment dues and
5 Krishna 0 250 339
Correction Queues
must be cleared.
6 Kurnool 131 2422 540
7 Prakasam 126 1665 711
• All Pending Backlog
8 SPSR Nellore 32 310 557
entry of PMMVY
9 Srikakulam 148 1645 653
Applications must be
10 Visakhapatnam 150 1422 339
cleared.
11 Vizainagaram 29 824 581
12 West Godavari 24 1656 814
13 YSR Kadapa 67 577 581
14 ANDHRA PRADESH 1676 16,743 8,749
 Anaemia Mukt Bharat - Pregnant Women with Anemia
Indicators
• Percentage of pregnant women (PW) given 180 Iron and Folic Acid (IFA) tablets
in their antenatal period
• Percentage of mothers provided full course of 180 iron and folic acid (IFA)
tablets after delivery
• Percentage of districts with available stocks of IFA for all pregnant and post-
natal women
– HMIS 1.2.4: Percentage of pregnant women (PW) given 180 iron and folic acid (IFA)
tablets
– HMIS 1.2.6: Percentage of pregnant women (PW) given one albendazole tablet after
1st trimester
– HMIS 1.4.2: Percentage of pregnant women (PW) having Hb level<11 (tested cases)
(7.1 to 10.9)
– HMIS 1.4.3: Percentage of pregnant women (PW) having Hb level<7 (tested cases)
– HMIS 1.4.4: Percentage of pregnant women (PW) having severe anaemia (Hb<7)
treated
Anaemia Mukt Bharat - Pregnant Women with Anemia
< 7gms 2020-21 (Apr 2020 – Feb 2021)
Number of PW Number of PW
% of PW having Hb % of PW having
S. No District Total No. of PW having Hb level<7 level<7 (out of having severe severe anemia (Hb
registered for ANC (out of total tested total tested cases) anemia (Hb < 7) < 7) treated
cases) treated

1 Ananthapur 68114 1082 2 1601 148

2 Vizianagaram 31872 62 0 62 100
3 Krishna 62931 1462 2 1093 75
4 Nellore 40020 1902 5 1425 75
5 Kurnool 66102 3034 5 2200 73
6 EG 75093 550 1 383 70

7 Vishakapatnam 68071 688 1 475 69

8 Guntur 69736 2034 3 1122 55

9 Srikakulam 39349 87 0 46 53
10 Kadapa 52366 1351 3 533 39
11 Chittoor 63165 575 1 206 36
12 Prakasam 55540 698 1 241 35
13 WG 49340 184 0 50 27
  State 741699 13709 2 9437 69
50
Monday 21 March 2022
Source - Apr 2020 – 27 Feb 2021 – HMIS data
th
Anaemia Management Protocol – Patient
Selection
Reporting Format for Iron Sucrose Therapy
 Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC)
• Regularly to share Monthly reports to state in new formats by 25 th of every month
• To share 3rd quarter report in new format from two district
Comprehensive Abortion Care
State Monitoring Format (Quarterly)
Please do not modify/
change (add/ delete
columns) the format

Name of State/U.T:   Month and Year of reporting:  

Reporting Quarter:   Name & Designation of CAC Nodal Officer  
Contact Number:   Email-id:  
1)      District level indicators:
S.No Indicator Numbers
a Total Number of districts in the State  
b Districts in which Comprehensive Abortion Training and Service Delivery Guidelines, MMA handbook is  
Care (CAC)– available

c CAC training package available  

d District Level Districts With DLCs.  
Committees Districts with regular DLC meeting held in the reporting period (at least one meeting/  
(DLCs)* quarter)

e Approved NGO , Private clinics and hospitals by DLCs to provide safe abortion services for the reporting  
quarter
2)       Capacity building:
Name of the Nodal agency/ department/ any agency under PPP for training: Ipas Development Foundation (IDF)
S. No Indicator Numbers
a Training on CAC Total MOs in State  
Target training MOs for current year  
MOs trained for CAC in Quarter  
MOs trained      
(Cumulative for the
year)
b Total MOs reoriented on MMA in this quarter  
c Total ANMs and Staff Nurses trained to provide confidential counselling for MTP and post-abortion care  

d Total ASHAs and other field functionaries trained to provide confidential counselling for MTP and post-  
abortion care
3)       Service Availability and Service Utilisation:
          Availability (Number of facilities-DPs + non DPs) Utilization
Number of MTPs performed in the reporting quarter Post abortion Contraception
Facility Total Health Total no. of DPs in DPs offering CAC services Total Health Facilities offering Providing MTPs up to 8 Providing MTPs up to 12 Providing CAC services up Up to 12 weeks 12-20 weeks OCP/ Inj. IUCD Sterilization others
facilities in the state CAC services(DPs + non DPs weeks only weeks only to 20 weeks contraceptive
State  MVA MMA EVA others  
Medical colleges                                
District Hospitals                                
including Women and
Children Hospitals

Sub Divisional Hospitals                                

CHCs (FRUs) & Other sub                                

district level Hospitals

24 x 7 PHCs, Non FRU                                

CHCs
Other PHCs                                
Total (Public) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Approved NGO & Private                                
clinics and hospitals

Total(Pvt+ Public) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
 Action points at PHC level
Medical Officer responsibilities-
• Identification high risk PW during first trimester and meticulous follow-up till the time of safe delivery.
• PHC/UHC will be responsible to tag the supervisor with the identified high-risk PW
• One supervisor should be tagged, and responsibility should be fixed to them to follow the identified high-
risk PW till the time of safe delivery.
• 4 ANC check-ups should be done in which 2 must be carried out by MO and the last check-up is
mandatorily carried out by the MO without fail.
• All high-risk women should be checked by the gynecologist during PMSMA day.
• Weekly monitoring of the supervisors, ANMs & ASHAs work for necessary action.

Role of ANM & ASHA –

• All high-risk should be examined by the doctor in the 104 vehicles and ECG facility must be utilized 100%
for these women.
• 100% enrollment in Anganwadi centers for special nutrition diet
• Extensive interpersonal IEC should be done regarding the facility provided towards transport of women
in 108 and feeder ambulances
• Awareness on health programs focusing on avoiding teenage pregnancies, usage of temporary methods
in spacing of births should be carried out by utilizing VHNDs & VHSNCs platform.
• IFA tablets to reach all the target women (Adolescent girls & Pregnant women)
• Albendazole tablets – 1 tablet after 1st trimester
• 360 Calcium tablets
• PMSMA –
– Tag 1 physician to 4-5 facilities and mapping to be carried out by ADMHOs & DPHNOs
• RCH portal registration –
– Monitoring of all PW registrations to ensure
• Matru Samman Dress –
– Received by PHCs
• LR Registers – Ensure the newly sent registers approved by GOI to be filled regularly as per
the annual delivery load
• LR Case Sheets - Ensure the newly sent registers approved by GOI to be filled regularly as per
the annual delivery load
• MCP Card – Ensure that all facilities/ANMs should have adequate number of newly printed
MCP cards & to be filled completely
• Midwifery educators training prog – Will start soon
• GDM Program – OGCT kits will reach the districts in a month and it has to be followed up
regularly.
 • Tagging of 1 physician to 5 or 6 PMSMA facilities by
the DCHs & DMHOs.
• Coordination meetings with WCD, school education
& MEPMA
• Weekly reviews must be conducted by the district
Action points level officers by focusing on
– Delay in identification of high-risk pregnancies,
at District – Delay in registration before 12 weeks
– To follow-up the status of Severe anemia cases
level – Maternal & infant death reviews
– E-Aushadi status – distribution and utilization
– Performance monitoring of 108, 104, Feeder
ambulances(tribal areas) & Thalli Bidda express
 Action points at state level
To share the analysis reports to the districts with action points on 25th of
every month
• MDSR (Weekly) • 104, 108, Feeder ambulances(tribal
• JSY (Weekly) areas) & Thalli Bidda express
• JSSK (Monthly) • PC PNDT Act
• CAC (Monthly) • C Section audits
• AMB (Monthly) • SUMAN
• PMSMA services (Monthly) • GDM
 Each maternal death is a tragedy &
A TOTAL FAMILY DISASTER.
failure to learn lessons from "why she died" is an INJUSTICE

LET US Learn from past experience

AND join hands together and PREVENT little daughters and
sons from loosing their mothers in the future.
"A Mother can never ever be replaced"