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This workshop presentation discusses the percentage of deliveries in Myanmar that are attended by skilled health personnel. It provides data sources, calculation methods, and periodicity of measurement. The limitations of the data are also acknowledged.
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Proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel(Myanmar) Workshop on MDG Monitoring: 2015 and beyond, Bangkok, 9-13 July 2012
Definition • The percentage of deliveries attended by skilled health personnel
Data sources • Routine Health Management Information System • Household surveys –FRHS, IHLCA,MICS
Data Items collect in HMIS (Monthly report) • Home deliveries by basic health staff • Deliveries at RHC delivery room • Deliveries at public hospitals • Total livebirths • Total stillbirths
Data Flow Department of Health Planning (HMIS), Department of Health State/Regional Health Department District/Township Health Department MCH/UHC/Station HU/RHC Sub Rural Health Center
Calculation method (HMIS) • Numerator: Number of Births attended by skilled health personnel during one year • Denominator: Total number of deliveries during same year • Skilled health personnel : Doctors, nurses and midwives (Not include auxiliary midwife and traditional birth attendants)
Method of computation (Survey) • Numerator - Number of women aged 15-49 years with a birth in a reference period preceding the survey that were attended during childbirth by skilled health personnel • Denominator - Total number of women surveyed aged 15-49 years with a birth in the same reference period preceding the survey
Periodicity of Measurement • HMIS – every year • Survey – every three or five years
Percentage of births attended by skilled health personnel Source: Health Management Information System
Comments and limitations • Standardization of the definition of skilled health personnel • Calculation method – livebirths or total births • Completeness and coverage of routine data • Rely on answer by respondents • May not adequately capture women’s access to good quality care