SEMI – ANNUAL

COMPARATIVE REPORT
1ST - 2ND QUARTER
(2019-2020)
Barangay Ahan

ABDUL JALIL R. HADJI SIRAD, RN

 SWOT
STRENGTH WEAKNESS
 HRH Nurse is skilled in providing quality  Slow to No Internet connection
health education and counseling to their  The pandemic issue happening right now
clients to prepare the woman and her family
for safer pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum  Some cultural beliefs of the people affect
and newborn care. their health.
 Supportive and clinically skilled co-workers  Problems on weather. Sitios that is hard to
reach.
(MHO, PHN, NDP’S, RHM’S, PHA, FHA,
RHMPP, S.I., BHW’s)
 Mobilizing, developing and managing
human resources such as CHT’s, BHW’s,
and Hilots.

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SWOT
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

 Presence of RHMs, MECA and RHMPP, S.I,  Recurrence of unpredictable natural

BHW’s calamities.

 Effective advocacy on different Public Health  Continuation of the pandemic issue on

programs COVID-19

 Supportive BLGU.
MATERNAL CARE
 2019 2020
(TP: 1, 178) (TP: 1, 129)
INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

• Pregnant women 4 or more AP visits 32/2 12 38 27/2 19 70

• Pregnant given TT2 plus (TT3+TT4+TT5+TT2) 13 40 13 48
• Pregnant with TT2 plus 0 0
• Pregnant women < 19 years old 5 3
• Pregnant given complete iron with folic acid supplementation 12 38 14 52
• TOTAL DELIVERY 17 19
• Facility Based Delivery 16 94 Public- 7
Private -7 14 74
• TOTAL LIVE BIRTH 17 19
o Skilled Birth Attendants 16 94 D-8
M-7 15 74
• Birth Attended by this RHM 4 24 2 11
• Deliveries provided with AMTSL 4 24 2 11
• Post-partum women with 2 PP visit 16 50 19 70
• Post-partum given complete iron 17 53 16 59
• Post-partum given vitamin A capsule
5 17 53 19 70
• Post-partum initiated BF within 90mins after delivery 17 15
• Post-partum initiated after 90 mins but within 24hrs 0 4
NEWBORN CARE

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 ESSENTIAL NEWBORN CARE (ENC)

 IMMEDIATE THOROUGH DRYING

 EARLY SKIN TO SKIN CONTACT
 TIMELY CORD CLAMPING AND CARE
 EARLY INITIATION OF BREASTFEEDING
WITHIN 90 MINUTES

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 2019 2020
(TP: 1, 178) (TP: 1, 129)

INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

• NB given ENC 4 2

• NB provided with 2 postnatal visits 14 19

• NB with NBS 17 19
 Done by RHM 1 0
 Other facility 14 18
 refused 2 1
• NB given Hepa B vac at birth 32/3 17 53 27/2 19 70

• Hepa B given at Hospital/ Birthing Clinic 12 14

• Hepa B given at RHU 4 0

• HOME 1 5
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CHILD CARE
 FULLY IMMUNIZED CHILD 10
COMPLETELY IMMUNIZED CHILD

 BCG AT BIRTH /(BEFORE REACHING  BCG AT BIRTH /(BEFORE REACHING

12 MOS OLD) 12 MOS OLD)
 3 DOSES OPV  3 DOSES OPV
 3 DOSES OF PENTAVALENT  3 DOSES PENTAVALENT
 MMR 1 @ 9- 11 MONTHS  MMR1
 MMR2 @ 12-13 MONTHS  MMR 2 @ 13 - 23 MONTHS

CHILD PROTECTED AT BIRTH

 MOTHER HAS RECEIVED 2 DOSES OF

TT DURING THE PREGNANCY,
PROVIDED TT2 WAS GIVEN AT LEAST
A MONTH PRIOR TO DELIVERY

 MOTHER HAS RECEIVED AT LEAST 3

DOSES ANYTIME PRIOR TO
PREGNANCY WITH THIS CHILD
 2019 2020
(TP: 1,178) X 2.7% (TP: 1,129) X 2.4%

INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

• Infants given BCG 32/3 17 53 27/2 19 70

• Fully Immunized Child 12 38 12 44
• CIC 0 0 5 19
• CPAB 17 53 19 70
• Infant seen at 6 mos 19 59 17 63
• Infants exclusively breastfed 19 17
• 6-11 mos given VAC (ROUTINE) 32 15 47 30 13 43
• 12-59 mos given VAC (ROUTINE) 132 38 29 126 56 44
o Pneumonia cases seen 6 8
• Pneumonia cases given treatment 6 100 8 100
• Diarrhea cases 0-59 mos seen 6 5
• Diarrhea cases 0-59 given ORT 0 5
• Diarrhea cases 0-59 given ORS 6 100 5 100
• OPT (0-71 mos.) 191 185 97 160 174 109
• GP (6-11 mos.) 16 16 100 15 15 100
• GP (12-59 mos.) 127 122 96 122 118 97
• Deworming
11 159 154 97 627 620 99
 1-4 years old 144 144 100
 5-9 years old 180 177 98
 10-19 years old 303 299 99
FAMILY
PLANNING

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 FORMULA:
(2020)
WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE AGE (15-49 yo) = TOTAL POPULATION X
25.5%

(2019)
WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE AGE (15-49 yo) = TOTAL POPULATION X
14.5 x 8.5

CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE RATE = TOTAL CURRENT USERS X

100%
WRA
 2019 2020
(TP: 1, 027) (TP: 1, 130)
INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

• New Acceptors 40 35

• Current Users 93 99

• CPR 64 34

2019 2020

WRA = 1,178 X 14.5 X .85 WRA = 1,129 X 25.5%

WRA =145 WRA = 288

CPR = 93 X 100 CPR = 99 X 100

145 288
CPR = 64 CPR = 34
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nutrition

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2020
(TP: 1,178) (TP: 1,129)

INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

 No. of pregnant women 32/3 18 56 27/2 19 70

assessed of their
nutritional status during
the 1st trimester - Total

 Number of pregnant 18 19
women seen in the
first trimester who
have normal BMI -Total

 No. of pregnant 0 0
women seen in the
first trimester who
have low BMI - Total

 No. of pregnant 0 0
women seen in the
first trimester who
have high BMI - Total
NTP
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FORMULA:

YEAR TARGET = TOTAL POPULATION X 554

100, 000

CASE DETECTION RATE (PRESENT) = TB REGISTRY X 100

YEAR TARGET

CR (COHORT) = TOTAL # OF TB CURED X 100

SPUTUM POSITIVE

TREATMENT SUCCESS RATE = TOTAL # OF TB CURED AND COMPLETED X

100
(COHORT) TOTAL # OF TB CASES
• TB presumptive seen 16 17
• Children screened for TB 0 0 19
• Children given/started TB Tx 0 0
• Children given IPT 0 0
• New sputum (+) cases 2 1
• New sputum (+) started on treatment 2 1
• Total clinically diagnosed 0 0
• Total TB cases diagnosed 2 1
• Total TB cases started on treatment 2 1
• Total TB cases undergoing tx 2 1
• CDR 7 2 29 6 1 17
• CR 2 100 2 100
• TSR 2 100 2 100
Lifestyle disease

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 2019 2020
(TP:3, 964) (TP: 3, 800)

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INDICATOR Target Acc % Target Acc %

• No. of patient screen for hypertension 3 2

• No. of patient screen for diabetes mellitus 0 1

• No. of patient screen for VIA 0 4

• No. of smoker seen and counselled 90 94

• No. of smoker quitted 15 16

• No. of patient given Flu vaccine 10 10

• No. of patient given Pneumococcal vaccine 5 16

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Disease control
MORBIDITY MORTALITY
 URTI  CVA
 SVI (AFI)
 SKIN DISEASE
 UTI
 GASTRITIS
 SKIN ALLERGY
 GASTROENTERITIS/ DIARRHEA
 HPN
 DM
 PNEUMONIA
 TUBERCULOSIS
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Next step
 Continuous community education and mobilization for a
common understanding of the issues on maternal and
child health are a big help to improve the existing
system.
 Strong advocacy or inform the BLGU regarding the
health concerns of its constituents.
 Continuation of information dissemination about the
importance of being examined to determine existing
diseases like tuberculosis that is quickly transmittable to
one another.
 Intensify health education sessions for both NTP patients and his/her
family with the importance of treatment compliance and treatment
partner support.
 Giving a powerful advocacy regarding healthy lifestyle
and smoking cessation.
 Pursuing or encouraging couple to use contraceptive in
order to control the number of children in their family.
The health worker also explain its benefits to the
partners and their family.

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