Maternal Newborn and Child Health Progress Report

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Maternal Newborn and Child HealthProgress Report

• Technical Review Meeting- 7th -8th September
• Presented by
• Dr Neema Rusibamayila- AD -RCH

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Outline

• Demographic Data/Indicators
• Achievements
• Constraints
• Opportunities

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Demographic Data

• Maternal Mortality- 578/1000 live births
• UMR- 81/1000 live births (TDHS 2009/10)
• IMR-51/1000 live births ( TDHS 2009/10)
• NMR -26/1000 live births (TDHS 2009/10)
• CPR 36 all methods, 27.4 modern methods. (TFR
  5.4)

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Achievements- Guidelines/Strategies

• Launch of NFCIP, ARH Strategy,
• Revised LSS, Family Planning, FANC , Kangaroo
  Mother care Training packages
• Guidelines for Cervical Cancer Prevention and
  Control, Policy guidelines on Management of
  Gender Based violence. Essential newborn care
  guidelines, Postnatal care guidelines

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Achievements

• Resource mobilization
• CCHPs Road Map Activities
• MNCH equipment World Bank, Aus-AID, SDC, UN-
  JP2, WHO-EC/ MoHSW, Basket, CCHPs.
• FP commodities USAID, UNFPA.
• Integrated PMTCT/MNCH proposal submitted in round
  10
• Advocacy MNCH at all levels

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Achievements- Capacity Building

• LSS /FANC gt800 HW trained
• FP .gt 470
• HBB- Roll out (gt 600 HW)
• Kangaroo Mother care (11 sites)
• PHI -(gt 228 HW)
• Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (86
  of RCH clinics, 17 HEID) , (gt2000 HW)
• Supervision

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Constraints

• Inadequate human resource for Health
• Inadequate equipment and supplies for MNCH
  including FP commodities
• Poor quality of supervision
• Inadequate support for zonal RCH offices to
  coordinate and support supervision.
• Difficulty in monitoring progress (depending on
  surveys)

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Opportunities

• Strengthening integration of services
• Integration of HIV/MNCH services
• High level political commitment
• Global advocacy and action for MDG 4 and 5
• Increased partners interested in MNCH
• Key strategic documents in place

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Conclusion

• Progress has been made
• WE CAN DO MORE
• Let us Play Our Part