MIZORAM HEALTHSYSTEM STRENGTHENING PROJECT (MHSSP)

DATA PROCESSING & ANALYSIS TEAM (DPAT) KOLASIB DISTRICT

(March - May 2024)

 

 

FACILITY WISE REPRODUCTIVE AND CHILD HEALTH:

 

Indicators

Kolasib MC& DH

VairengteCHC &MC

LungdaiPHC &MC

BilkhawthlirPHC &MC

Kawnpui

PHC &MC

Bairabi PHC &MC

BukpuiPHC &MC

Total

NEW PW registered for ANC 

168

83

22

60

53

55

24

465

NEW ANC registered, within 1st trimester 

81.5%

73.4

95.4%

80%

77.3%

78%

87.5%

81.8%

Td1 + Td Booster

101%

101%

113%

103%

107%

100%

91.6%

103.2%

PW received 4 or more ANC check ups

51.1%

38.5%

95.4%

70%

58.4%

23.6%

41.6%

54%

Home Delivery

3

1

1

0

0

0

0

5

 Institutional Deliveries conducted

177

21

0

33

13

17

6

267

Total Delivery

180

22

1

33

13

17

6

272

Live Birth

175

22

1

33

13

16

6

266

Still Birth

5

0

0

0

0

1

0

6

Fully Immunized <1

116/82.2%

39/68.4%

18/85.7%

34/62.9%

45/93.7%

16/53.3%

16/76.1%

74.6%

Infant Death

1

0

0

0

3

0

0

4

Maternal Death

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

 

Issues and Challenges:

  1. Vairengte MC hi 1st Trimester ANC registration ah 73.4% chiah an nei a, hei hi tanlak a ngai.
  2. 4th ANC Lungdai Centre chiah an sang a, Centre dang hi tan an ngai hle.
  3. Infant death hi 3 out of 4 khi an thih chhan pneumonia ani a, 1 khi unknown.

Analysis:

  1. It is observed that JSSK and JSY cannot be paid to beneficiaries because funds were not received from the state and debts were already accumulated in large sums.  Hence, quality service provision cannot be provided. This results to increased Home Delivery.
  2. It is observed that giving Thiamine supplement to ANC decreases Infant death. It is decided that procurement of Thiamine supplement should be done through IPA quarter budget plan.


DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME:

            

SL No

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

Total

1

OPD

401

3

101

505

2

IPD

9

16

16

41

3

No. of Awareness

6

1

3

10

4

No. of participants in Awareness Campaign

469

62

189

720

5

No. of Free Clinic

4

0

2

6

6

No. of patients in Free Clinic

395

0

96

491

7

Home Visit

0

0

3

3

 

 

 

ANALYSIS:

  1. Patients from DAPCU and NTEP should be refered to Mental Health Clinic and information is directly given to DAPCU and NTEP during the meeting.
  2. Also, patients should also be referred from RBSK and MMU team and discussed to the respective programme during the meeting.
  3. DH should be informed egarding referral of patients from OPD and PD.


DISTRICT HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME CONTROL UNIT :

 

Name of Centre

Indicators

Mar, 24

Apr, 24

May, 24

Test

+ ve

Test

+ ve

Test

+ ve

Kolasib ICTC

General

127

2

144

5

190

6

ANC

50

1

63

0

111

2

OPD/WARD

37

2

50

2

46

1

Total

177

3

207

5

224

8

Mobile IcTC

General

142

3

177

3

200

7

ANC

0

0

0

0

0

0

DONATION

53

0

55

0

111

0

Total

142

3

177

3

200

7

Vairengte ICTC

General

51

1

69

0

76

6

ANC

43

0

47

0

54

1

Total

94

1

106

0

130

7

Lungdai FICTC

General

11

0

9

0

11

0

ANC

4

0

5

0

3

0

Total

15

0

14

0

14

0

Kawnpui FICTC

General

3

0

4

1

6

0

ANC

10

0

7

0

10

0

Total

13

0

11

1

16

0

Bilkhawthlir FIcTc

General

47

1

21

0

62

0

ANC

18

0

6

0

16

0

Total

65

1

27

0

78

0

Bairabi FICTC

General

10

0

16

0

11

1

ANC

6

0

10

0

11

0

Total

16

0

26

0

22

1

Bukpui FICTC

General

1

0

0

0

3

0

ANC

2

0

3

0

7

0

Total

3

0

3

0

10

0

Nazaret FICTC

General

24

1

30

1

24

0

ANC

13

0

12

0

23

1

Total

37

1

42

1

47

1

DISTRICT TOTAL

General

423

6

470

8

581

19

ANC

139

1

153

0

235

3

Total

562

7

623

0

816

22

Total Test

2001

Positive

37

Percentage

1.85%

 

Genaral

1474

Positive

33

Percentage

2.23%

 

ANC

527

Positive

4

Percentage

0.76%











 

 

Issues & Challenges :

  • Thla kalta thla  3 aia test tamna hi general bikah 227 a ni a, ANC ah test a tamna hi 70 a ni.
  • Thla kalta thla 3 chhung aiin general positive 17 in kansan a ANC pawh 3 in kan sang  bawk.
  • .Testing Centre  a bikin ICTC leh Mobile ICTC tlemin test a pung a, FICTC erawh tan lak a ngai.
  • OPD leh Donation hi total ah chhiar tel a nilo, a fiah nan rawn tih tel mai a ni.

Initiatives: 

  • Intensive Awareness on HIV & AIDS planned for selected villages of high prevalence during the next quarter.
  • Training of Trainers for Awareness campaign planned at the District under Adolescent Education Programme with SCERT.
  • Awareness done for school children organised by Tumpui YMA on April 2024.

 

National Program for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, CVD and Stroke NPCDCS CLINIC REPORT:

 

  • Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India atanga thu chhuah angin ‘ Campaign for 100 Thousand Women for Oral,Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening in 100 days(4th February – 13th May, 2024 )’chu hman zawh ani a,kan District pawhin theih tawpin hma kan la a, vawin report kan hmuh angin Cancer Screening bikah kan target te kan khum thuak a, Cervical Screening erawh 64.6%  ani .
  • Kan target te achieve tur chuan Awareness Campaign te neih a, Clinic leh Sub Center   ah te pawh kan Medical Officer leh Health & Wellness Officer ten tan min lak pui a mahni bial mai bak ah Sub Center ah leh Clinic ah te feh chhuah kan ngai dawn ani.
  • Population Based Screening target (2023-2024) Hypertention,Diabetes leh Cancer Screening(Oral & Breast) te chu kan achieve thawkhat a,amaherawh chu tun kum thar( 2024-2025) atan Diabetes leh Hypertention te kum tin a screen tur anih angin tan lak thar leh theuh center tin te kan ngai dawn ani.
  • Cancer Screening (Oral,Breast & Cervix) te hi kum 5 a vawi 1 screen tur ani thung a,kan hmabak hi kan Hotute min kaihhruaina leh Center Worker te nen tan kan lak tlan chuan kan target pawh kan achieve thuai kan beisei.

Screening zawng zawng kan hnathawh pawimawh em em te Portal a kan thun ngei a ngai a kan hnathawh te lo lan nan,Medical Officer atanga Center a thawktute zawng zawng Portal entry ah tan lak thar theuh kan ngai ani.NCD Report annexed.



National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme NVBDCP : 

 

SL No

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

1

Total No of Blood slide examination

1159

1298

1409

2

Total no of positive

0

1

2

3

ABER

1.24

1.39

1.51

4

API

0

0.01

0.02

 

 

-Malaria positive cases shown above were from Meidum, Tuithaveng and Dilzau villages.

-Case investigation done for malaria positive patients.

-Follow up actions were taken by conducting active case search from neighbouring houses of positive patients. 

-World Malaria Day was observed by conducting Advocacy meeting with NGO’s,  Source Reduction Drive, awareness campaign to Schools, NGO  etc.

-18 samples were tested for Dengue. Out of which 1 is found positive during April 2024.

Initiative:

  1. To request DMS, all SMOs and Mos to screen any fever case for malaria. To draft letter regarding this.
  2. To propose sinage to indicate where to submit malaria slides as patients gets lost trying to find the location.
  3. To request private laboratories to report number of malaria tested and number of malaria test positive. To make circular regarding this.


Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) : 

 

SL No

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

1

No. of AWC visit

29

17

22

2

No. of school visit

-

24

26

3

Total no of children screened 

1427

2390

2122

4

No. of children identified with selected health conditions

15

81

197

5

No. of children referred to PHC/CHC/DEIC/others

12

67

169

6

Boys & Girls (6th-12thclass) provided 4 IFA tablets in school

5560

4964

5211

7

Out of school adolescent girls (10-19 yrs) provided 4 IFA tablets in AWC

1083

1083

1083

 

 

 

Note:

  •   Most of the referred children does not seek for medical assistance at the PHC, CHC or DH as the team could only screened the targeted population during their visit. In previous times, essential drugs were supplied to the programme that can be procured during the screening but the supply was put at halt due to shortage of fundings. If the supply could be continued, it would be beneficial for the target beneficiaries located at the remote area.
  • IFA were distributed at the Education Department while reports were not received regularly. Plan to give reminder letter to District Education Officer.
  • 89 institutions were visited during April – June 2024.
  • It is suggested to procure drugs from available sources.


NATIONAL TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAMME :

 

SL No

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

1

No. of Squad drive

6

4

5

2

No. of Training conducted

2

0

1

3

No. of Awareness Programme (CBO, School, College, Church, NGO, Community etc.)

2

0

0

4

No. of Clients 

34

20

70

5

No. of Squad drive

6

4

5

 

 

 

Analysis:

  1. There is good referral from Dental Surgeon from District Hospital.
  2. Also, it is suggested that all negative and positive TB clients be referred to Tobacco Cell.
  3. To procure CO monitor for more effective service, will be planned in IPA Y3Q3 Quarter plan.
  4. Awareness necessary, to collaborate with RBSK Team.


NATIONAL TUBERCOLOSIS ELIMINATION PROGRAMME :

 

SL No

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

1

No. Sputum examine

259

145

219

2

No. of TB (MC)

8

14

14

3

No. Of Extra Pulmonary (TB)

4

0

4

 

Total TB Notified

12

14

18

4

No. of TB-HIV co infect

1

0

1

5

Success rate

100

91.6

100

6

No. of UDST/rate

100

100

100

 

 

 

 

Analysis Report:

  1. Sputum examination decreases with compare to December, 2023 – February, 2024 because most of the centre are given quarterly target so as to achieve 30% of their total population.
  2. TB notification keeps on increasing and Pulmonary patients also increases which means that local transmission is still high in the district.
  3. April Success rate was not 100% because one patient outcome was Died.
  4. UDST continue to remain 100% because all notified patients were test for CB-NAAT.


MOBILE MEDICAL UNIT (MMU) : 

 

Sl.no

INDICATORS

Mar 24

Apr 24

May 24

1

No.of clinic

11

11

8

2

No.of patient examined

1749

997

723

3

No.of investigations 

38 (Rbs)

13 (Rbs)

8 (Rbs)

4

No.of patient referred

35

11

5

7

No.of clinic

11

11

8 

 

 

 

 

 









Note:

  • Due to low fundings, there is a limit medicines that can be disburse to the public. If this matters can be rectified, the no. of screening can be expected to rise.
  • As mention above, due to the same reason there is a limited fundings for POL which in turn effect the number of outreach planning. If the funds can be raised, the number of outreach is expected to increase.

 

INTEGRATED DIEASES SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMME (IHIP) :

 

IDSP (IHIP):

SL No

INDICATORS

REPORT %

March2024

April2024

May 2024

1

FORM S (sub centre report

85.17%

 

88.99%

 

89.29%

 

2

FORM P (PHC/CHC/DH report

87.75%

 

87.75%

 

90.85%

 

3

FORM L (Lab. report

83.46.%

 

87.69%

 

89.47%

 

 

 

IDSP (IHIP) form P:

SL No

INDICATORS

Total no of most cases REPORT 

march 2024

April 2024

May 2024

1

District Hospital

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

112

203

66

 

Typhoid

6

9

8

 

Acute diarrhoeal diseases

60

139

122

 

Dengue

 

4

4

 

 

 

5

 

2

Vairengte CHC

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

33

6

31

 

Only fever >= 7 days

 

 

 

3

Bilkhawthlir PHC

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

57

43

23

 

Typhoid

7

9

1

 

Acute diarrhoeal

24

14

2

 

ARI

30

12

122

 

Malaria

 

 

19

 

Scrub typhus

 

4

1

 

typhoid

 

26

68

4

Lungdai PHC

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

69

153

63

 

ARI

4

 

 

 

Scrub typhus

9

10

 

 

Acute diarrhoeal

4

8

 

5

Bairabi PHC

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

7

2

17

 

ARI

13

16

25

 

Acute diarrhoeal disease

7

6

11

 

Scrub typhus

 

 

 

6

Kawnpui PHC

 

 

 

 

scrub typhus

24

41

100

 

Typhoid

16

16

19

 

Dengue

10

9

7

 

Others

 

 

 

7

Bukpui PHC

 

 

 

 

Only fever < 7 days

24

38

49

 

ARI

15

20

 

 

Scrub typhus

 

 

 

 

Typhoid

 

 

 

 

 

IDSP (IHIP)form S : Total no. Of Most common Disease/cases

Sl.No.

Only fever < 7 days

March,2024

April,2024

May ,2024

1

Only fever < 7 days

192

215

204

 

Cough < 2 weeks without  fever 

162

151

140

3

Only fever >= 7 days

55

68

50

4

Cough with  fever < 2 weeks

19

36

39

5

Loose watery stool without blood < 2 weeks

80

95

107

6

Cough > 2 weeks without  fever

62

75

103

 

 

 

 

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IDSP (IHIP)form L: Total no. Of Most common Disease/cases

Sl.No.

Disease

March,2024

April,2024

May,2024

No. Of tested

No of positive

No. Of tested

No of positive

No. Of tested

No of positive

1.

Scrub typhus

152

31

177

31

260

61

2

Typhoid

240

21

288

29

356

33

 

Dengue

41

2

62

1

105

3

 

 

 

SL No

Top 3 facilities during March,– May, 24(P form 

 

Bottom  3 facilities during March,23 – May, 24(P form 

 

 

Name of facility

Score %

Name

Score% 

 

Lungdai  PHC

100

Vairengte CHC

76.33

 

Bilkhawthlir PHC

98.73

Kawnpui CHC

79.24

 

Nazaret Nursing Home

98.35

Bukpui PHC

85.44

 

 

 

SL No

Top 3 facilities during MarchMay, 24(S form 

 

Bottom  3 facilities during dec,23 – Feb, 24(S form 

 

 

Name of facility

Score %

Name

Score% 

 

N.chaltlang SC

100

N.chawnpui SC

70.51

 

Zanlawn SC

100

Pangbalkawn SC

71.52

 

Hmarveng SC

99.62

Diakkawn SC

72.66

 

 

 

SL No

Top 3 facilities during dec,23 – Feb, 24(L form 

 

Bottom  3 facilities during dec,23 – Feb, 24(L form 

 

 

Name of facility

Score %

Name

Score% 

 

Lungdai PHC  

100

Vairengte CHC

75.7

 

Nazareth Nursing School

98.73

Bukpui PHC

77.47

 

Bilkhawthlir PHC

98.73

Kawnpui CHC

80.63

 

Challenges & issue :-

  1. Community base surveillance report, google ah IHIP ti a search topin community reporting tiin a lo lang
  2. Report  Data quality score lamah  hmasawn turin theih ang anga  tanlak zel tum ani bawk.

 

IMMUNIZATION (IMI 5.0 All Round)

 

**        March, 2024 :

Target : 122

 

Name of PHC

Monthly Target

MR1

MR1 %

MR2

MR2%

Vairengte CHC

19.58

19

97.03%

16

81.71%

Bairabi PHC

8.58

5

58.27%

3

34.96%

Bilkhawthlir  PHC

17.75

17

95.77%

8

45.07%

Kolasib MC

46.92

31

66.06%

42

89.51%

Kawnpui PHC

16.50

12

72.72%

15

90.90%

Lungdai PHC

6.83

4

58.56%

11

161.05%

Bukpui PHC

5.83

4

68.61%

5

85.76%

District

122

92

75.40%

100

81.96%

 

 

**        April, 2024 :

Target :127

 

Name of PHC

Monthly Target

MR1

MR1 %

MR2

MR2%

Vairengte CHC

19.25

14

72.72%

16

83.11%

Bairabi PHC

10.33

6

58.08%

0

0%

Bilkhawthlir  PHC

18.08

4

22.12%

15

82.96%

Kolasib MC

47.58

35

73.56%

46

96.67%

Kawnpui PHC

17.33

13

75.01%

26

150.02%

Lungdai PHC

7.25

6

82.75

6

82.75%

Bukpui PHC

7.16

4

55.86%

5

69.83%

District

127

85

66.92%

114

89.76%

 

**        May, 2024 :

Target :127

 

Name of PHC

Monthly Target

MR1

MR1 %

MR2

MR2%

Vairengte CHC

19.25

10

51.94%

15

77.92%

Bairabi PHC

10.33

8

77.44%

5

48.40%

Bilkhawthlir  PHC

18.08

13

71.90%

18

99.55%

Kolasib MC

47.58

52

109.28%

42

88.27%

Kawnpui PHC

17.33

22

126.94%

14

80.78%

Lungdai PHC

7.25

8

110.34%

11

151.72%

Bukpui PHC

7.16

8

111.73%

1

13.96%

District

127

121

95.27%

106

83.46%

 

March-May, 2024 chhunga Measles Rubella (MR) vaccination status/achievement a ni a, Achievement for MR Elimination chu 95% of MR1 & MR2 a ni. Thlakhat chauh report thlir hian 100% pel kan awm zeuh zeuh hlawm hei hi beneficiaries ten vaccine an laktur hun a la lo an awm nual tih a lang.   

 

RI Strenthening was done on 25th & 26th June 2024 with 84 participants for all Health Workers, Health Supervisors, Health & Wellness Officers and all SMOs and Mos in collaboration with World Health Organisation funded by IPA, DHT Kolasib.

 

            Kan achievement Atanga kan hmansawnna tur :

  1. RI Session site kan neihna hmun(Sub-Centre/Clinic) ah DEU LIST a awm ngei ngei tur a ni. Due listah hian vaccine la tur te chhinchhiahna leh an vaccine lakdan chhinchhiahna anih avangin,100% kan pelhchan khi  a dik  em in en nan ahman theih ani bawk.
  2. SC/Clinic tin in an RI Session, Monthly a an neih zawh apiangin Review nei thin se, tu te nge beneficiaries kallo tih leh an kal loh chhan te ziah lan vek tur ani.
  3. MR1 aia MR2 pe tam kan awm nual avangin, Block(PHC/CHC) level ah emaw Sub-Centre level ah mahni Drop-Out lo in chhut fo tur a ni. MR1 leh MR2 difference thlatin a check tur a ni.
  4. HMIS report  ah MR1 & MR2 te hmaih nei lo a kim tak a report tur a ni.

 

 

NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR CONTROL OF BLINDNESS (NPCB) :

 

Facility

Month

No.of SES Free Specs

No.of Old Age Free Specs

No.of Cataract Operations

Dist.Hospital

Mar 24

42

0

0

Kawnpui PHC

51

0

0

Bukpui PHC

10

0

0

Vairengte CHC

0

0

0

TOTAL


103

0

0

 





Dist.Hospital

Apr 24

0

0

1

Kawnpui PHC

0

0

0

Bukpui PHC

0

0

0

Vairengte CHC

0

0

0

TOTAL


0

0

1

 





Dist.Hospital

May 24

0

0

0

Kawnpui PHC

0

0

0

Bukpui PHC

0

0

0

Vairengte CHC

0

0

0

TOTAL

 

0

0

0






Grand TOTAL

 

103

0

1

 

 

 

 

Analysis:

  1. Cataract surgery cannot be done still, this is because the Eye Surgeon is waiting on the call for training.
  2. Glasses can be ordered from Vision Spring and MOU is signed with them.


GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL: April – June 2024.

GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL STATISTICS UNDER KOLASIB DISTRICT

Name of Facility

GRIEVANCE RECEIVED

GRIEVANCE ADDRESSED

KAWNPUI PHC

0

0

BAIRABI PHC

0

0

BUKPUI PHC

3

3

LUNGDAI PHC

0

0

BILKHAWTHLIR PHC

0

0

VAIRENGTE CHC

1

1

KOLASIB MAIN CENTRE

0

0

CMO OFFICE PROGRAMMES

0

0