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    This document provides formulas used to calculate accomplishments in various health programs in the Philippines, including maternal health, child care, mortality, dental health, and tuberculosis (TB). For maternal health programs, formulas are given to calculate indicators like contraceptive prevalence rate, antenatal care coverage, facility-based deliveries, and post-partum care visits. For child care, formulas provide ways to measure vaccination coverage, vitamin supplementation, and breastfeeding rates. Mortality ratios are also defined. National targets are included for comparison for some indicators.

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    This document provides formulas used to calculate accomplishments in various health programs in the Philippines, including maternal health, child care, mortality, dental health, and tuberculosis (TB). For maternal health programs, formulas are given to calculate indicators like contraceptive prevalence rate, antenatal care coverage, facility-based deliveries, and post-partum care visits. For child care, formulas provide ways to measure vaccination coverage, vitamin supplementation, and breastfeeding rates. Mortality ratios are also defined. National targets are included for comparison for some indicators.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Health-Eastern Visayas


    PROVINCIAL DOH OFFICE
    Catbalogan City, Samar
    Formula used in the Computation of Accomplishments in selected Health Programs
    MATERNAL HEALTH
    a. Contraceptive Prevalence
    Rate
    b. Antenatal Care
    c. Facility Based Delivery
    d. Post-Partum Care
    e. Proportion of pregnant
    women given 2 doses of
    Tetanus toxoid
    f. Proportion of pregnant
    women given TT2plus
    g. Pregnant women given
    Vitamin A Supplementation

    FORMULA
    No. of women of Reproductive age
    who
    are using modern FP method
    WRA (TP x 12.325)
    X100
    No. of Pregnant Women with
    4 or more prenatal visits
    TP x 2.7 %
    X100
    No. of Mothers Delivered in Health Facility
    Total No.of Deliveries in the Area
    x 100
    No. Post-Partum women given
    at least 2 post-partum visits
    TP x 2.7%

    NATIONAL
    TARGET

    65 %
    90 %
    90 %

    No. of pregnant women given 2 doses of TT


    TP X 2.7%
    No. of pregnant women given TT2plus
    TP X 2.7%
    No. of post-partum women given
    Vitamin A supplementation
    TP x 2.7%

    80%
    80%

    CHILD CARE
    a. Fully Immunized Child
    b. Completely Immunized
    Child
    c. Child Protected at birth
    d. Infant Exclusively Breastfed
    until 6th month

    e. Infant/children given Vit. A


    supplementation by age group

    f. Infants given Iron

    No. of Fully Immunized Child


    TP 2.7 %
    x 100
    No. of completely immunized child
    (12-23 mos of age)
    TP x 2.7%
    Total No. of children whose mothers were given at
    least TT2 or more
    Total No. of live births
    Total No. of Infants exclusively
    Breastfed until 6th month
    TP x 2.7 %
    x 1,000
    No. of infant/children (6-11 mos)
    given
    Vit. A supplementation
    TP x 1.35%
    No. of infant/children (12-59mos)
    given Vit. A supplementation
    TP x 10.8%
    No. of Infants months old given Iron

    95 %
    90 %

    70 %

    90 %

    supplementation

    TP x 1.35%

    MORTALITY
    a. Maternal Mortality Ratio
    b. Neonatal Mortality Rate
    c. Infant Mortality Rate
    d. Under Five Mortality Ratio
    e. Neonatal Tetanus Mortality
    Rate
    DENTAL
    a. Orally fit children (12-71
    mos old)
    b. Children 12-71 mos old
    provided with Basic Oral
    Health Care (BOHC)
    c. Adolescent and youth
    provided with Basic Oral
    Health Care
    d. Pregnant women provided
    with Basic Oral Health Care
    e. Older persons 60 years old
    &abve provided with Basic
    Oral Health Care

    No. of Maternal Death


    Total Live Birth
    X
    No. of Neonatal Deaths
    Total Live Birth
    No. of Infant Deaths
    Total Live Birth
    No. of Deaths among children
    under 5 years of age
    Total Live Birth

    100,000
    x

    1,000

    1,000

    x 1,000

    No. of deaths due to neonatal tetanus


    Total Live Birth

    x 1,000

    No. of orally fit children 12-71 mos old


    TP x 13.5%
    No. of children 12-71 mos old provided with BOHC
    TP x 13.5%
    No. of Adolescent and youth (10-24 years old)
    provided with BOHC
    TP x 30%
    No. of pregnant women provided with BOHC
    TP x 2.7%
    No. of older persons provided with BOHC
    TP x 6.9%

    TB
    a. Cure Rate
    b. Case Detection Rate
    c. Treatment Success Rate

    New Smear (+) cases cured


    Total New Smear (+) cases
    X100
    TB cases all Forms
    TP x 0.00275
    X100
    Cured New Smear (+) + completed
    Total New Smear (+) cases
    X100

    52/ 100,000
    LB
    10 deaths/
    1,000 LB
    17 deaths/
    1,000 LB
    25 deaths/
    1,000 LB
    less than 1
    case per
    1,000 LB

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