ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF NEONATAL AND CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES PROGRAMME AT PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE LEVEL IN BHAVNAGAR DISTRICT, GUJARAT

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A. B. R. K. D. B. P. M. . J. H. M. P. Dhiren Amin, “ASSESSMENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF NEONATAL AND CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES PROGRAMME AT PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE LEVEL IN BHAVNAGAR DISTRICT, GUJARAT”, ijmhs, vol. 3, no. 6, Dec. 2013.
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Abstract

Objectives: To assess the availability of trained staffs and the logistic support to provide IMNCI services.

Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted in 14 PHCs, two from each block, one with the highest RCH indicator grading and another with the lowest RCH indicator grading. Data were collected by personal interview of medical officers. The information collected was about on staff availability, training, logistics.

Results: All medical officers were trained in IMNCI except one PHC. IMNCI registers were available at 86% of the PHCs, while chart booklets were available at 71% of the PHCs.The monthly reporting format, ORS packets, paracetamol, chloroquine were available at all PHCs while cotrimoxazole, iron (kid) & Vitamin A  were available at 79% ,86% and 57% of the PHCs respectively. The Inj. Gentamycin and Inj. Ampicillin were available only at 13(92.9%) and 11(78.6%) of the PHCs respectively.

Conclusion: All PHCs had more than 80% of health providers managing sick children trained in IMNCI. The availability of essential oral drugs, pre-referral injectable drugs, and essential equipment & materials are not optimal.

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