1 / 18

SFT Orientation 8th Feb 2008 Child Health

Goal for IMR Overall

lexiss
Download Presentation

SFT Orientation 8th Feb 2008 Child Health

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

    1. SFT Orientation 8th Feb 2008 Child Health

    2. Goal for IMR Overall & Annual Goal to be realistic in sync with current levels of IMR e.g. Uttarakhand currently has an IMR of 41 and reduction by 11 points over 4 years till 2010 is realistic Maximum annual IMR reduction in India in the past 3 decades has been 5 points(92-93)

    3. Situational analysis Progress to date in districts which had already been implementing IMNCI/FBNBC/Breastfeeding/SHS Progress to date in districts which initiated IMNCI/FBNBC/Breastfeeding/SHS in past year Progress in training to be measured in terms of total training load

    4. Activities under Child Health Promotion of breastfeeding Integrated Management of Neonatal & Childhood Illnesses (IMNCI) Facility Based Newborn Care Micronutrient supplementation Vitamin A, Iron folic Acid School Health Programme Management of malnutrition Some or all of the above activities would be reflected

    5. Home Based Newborn and Child Care Reflected only in UP, MP, Orissa, Rajasthan, Bihar 2 districts in each of the above states Agency selected - SEARCH Implemented with funding from the India Norway Partnership Initiative (NIPI)

    6. Promotion of breastfeeding Training Incentives to health care personnel eg Uttarakhand would pay Rs 50 to ASHA for every child with early initiation of breastfeeding Provision for IEC material Activities for health facilities eg BFHI

    7. IYCN: Early Initiation of Breastfeeding Children under 3 yrs breastfed within 1 hr of birth

    8. IYCN: Exclusive Breastfeeding Children age 0-5 months exclusively breastfed

    9. Children 6-9 months receiving solid or semi-solid food and breast milk

    10. IMNCI Planning for complete coverage of the state Implementation by our department or in conjunction with MWCD? Number of districts implementing IMNCI Number of districts envisaged for expansion, if any Basis of prioritization of districts Which areas of districts/ which levels of facilities are to be covered on priority

    11. IMNCI (contd..) Levels of saturation with training envisaged Printing of training materials J&K State, district and block level trainings Maintenance of quality aspect of trainings Concomitant training of ASHAs?

    12. IMNCI - unfinished agenda Health system strengthening district and block level planning supervision of health care personnel referral chain in place equipment & medicines provided to workers & facilities regularly AMC for all equipment

    13. IMNCI - unfinished agenda Community based initiatives Involvement of PRIs/SHGs Involvement of ASHAs Joint action with ICDS sector Educational activities planned Organization of VHNDs envisaged

    14. High focus states ambitious but performance lags behind!

    15. School Health Scheme Designated health care personnel to visit school Frequency of visit determined/micro plan prepared (Tamil Nadu) Services to be provided defined List of equipments and drugs specified

    16. Management of malnutrition States like Bihar, Maharashtra have dedicated Nutrition Rehabilitation Centres being set up, but only 1-2 per state. This needs an upward revision But since no state is free of malnutrition among children, more NRCs needed Selection of districts based on prevalence rates Basically, training of health care personnel (cascade model) and supply of therapeutic foods needs to be incorporated

    17. Strategy in sync with goals? All states need to focus on breastfeeding promotion, facility strengthening Focus in high IMR states/districts needs to be on survival strategies Well performing states can focus more on facility based newborn & child care, school health: States with thriving facility based programmes - Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu

    18. Supplies Kit A Co-trimoxazole, ORS packets, IFA tablets, Vitamin A, Paracetamol tablets Equipments for health facilities: warmers, weighing machines, suction equipment Plan in place for quantities & place of delivery? Plan in place for procurement? Under which head is procurement envisaged?

    19. Funds MUST be allocated from RCH flexi pool for the proposed activities It is crucial to ensure the above

More Related