Main objective:

To empower all members of the family to maintain their health status.

Specific objectives:
Improve the survival, health and well-being of mothers and unborn children Reduce mortality and morbidity of children 0-9 years Reduce the mortality from preventable causes among adolescents and young people Reduce morbidity and mortality of older persons and improve their quality of life.

Programs: Maternal Health Program Family Planning Program Reproductive Health Program

Child Health Programs

F a m i l y

Maternal Health Program

H e a l t h

Maternal Health Program

Underlying causes of mortality: delay in seeking care delay in referral delay in providing appropriate medical management

F a m i l y

Essential Health Service Packages Available in Health Care Facilities: Antenatal Registration Tetanus toxoid immunization Micronutrient supplementation Treatment of diseases and other conditions Clean and safe delivery

H e a l t h

Maternal Health Program

Tetanus toxoid immunization Given to pregnant childbearing age women To prevent opthatmia neonatorum in newborn and tetanus to mothers Fully immunized mother (FIM) 2 doses during pregnancy 3 booster doses (given in three consecutive years)

F a m i l y

H e a l t h

Maternal Health Program

Micronutrient Supplementation To prevent anemia, vitamin A deficiency, and other nutritional disorders Vitamin A 10,000 IU twice a week on the 4th month of pregnancy Not given before the 4th month, will cause congenital problems on the baby Iron Given daily

F a m i l y

H e a l t h

Maternal Health Program

Treatment of diseases and other conditions Difficulty in breathing Unconsciousness Postpartum bleeding Intestinal parasitism malaria

F a m i l y

H e a l t h

Maternal Health Program

Clean and safe delivery Ensure the presence of skilled birth attendant during labor and delivery To provide safe and non-traumatic care,  recognize complications Manage and refer to higher lever of care if necessary

F a m i l y

H e a l t h

Programs: Maternal Health Program Family Planning Program Reproductive Health Program

Child Health Programs

Family Planning

Goal:
 To provide universal access to family planning

information and services whenever and wherever these are needed.

Objectives:
 to

address the need to heal couples and individuals achieve their desires family size  Ensure the quality of FP services availability

Family Planning
1. Bilateral tubal ligation 2. Vasectomy 3. Pill 4. Male condom 5. Injectable 6. Lactating amenorrhea method 7. Mucus/Billings 8. Basal Body Temperature 9. Sympto-thermal method 10. Calendar method Synthetic hormone progestin to suppress ovulation Physiologic infertility by breastfeeding women Observe mucus secretion consistency Record the rise of temperature during fertile periods Combination of mucus and BBT Tracking the fertile and infertile days of the cycle Cutting the fallopian tubes Cutting the vas deferens Contains hormones estrogen and progesterone

Programs: Maternal Health Program Family Planning Program Reproductive Health Program

Child Health Programs

Programs: Maternal Health Program Family Planning Program Reproductive Health Program

Child Health Programs

Reproductive Health

Family Planning MCH Nutrition Prevention and management of Reproductive tract Infection Adolescent Reproductive Health Prevention and Management of Abortion and its complication Breast and reproductive tract cancers Infertility and sexual dysfunction Violence Against Women and Children Education and counseling on sexuality

Programs: Maternal Health Program Family Planning Program Reproductive Health Program

Child Health Programs

Child Health Program

Infant and young child feeding Newborn screening EPI Management of childhood diseases Micronutrient supplementation Dental Health Early child development Child Health Injuries

Child Health Program

Strategic thrusts:

LGU capacity building Reaching every Barangay for immunization Intensify health IEC Enhance medical, nursing and midwifery education Pursue implementation of laws and policies

Child Health Program

Laws and Policies

Early Childhood Development Act Newborn Screening Act Bright Child Program Milk Code Rooming-in and Breastfeeding Act Food Fortification Law

EPI

Target Diseases:

Tuberculosis Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Poliomyelitis Measles hepatitis

EPI

Vaccines, characteristics and schedule

BCG DPT OPV Hepatitis B Measles Tetanus toxoid

EPI

first expiry , first out Measles and OPV kept in freezer Temperature monitoring 2X/day Maintain the Cold chain method Proper application of vaccines

Management of Childhood Illnesses

Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses Methods:

Assess the patient Classify the disease Treat the patient Counsel the patient

Management of Childhood Illnesses

Color presentation:
Green mild home care Yellow moderate Manage at RHU Pink severe urgent referral to hospital

Nutrition

Common nutritional deficiencies:

Vitamin A Iron Iodine

Projects and Programs

Micronutrient supplementation Food Fortification Nutrition IEC Home, School and community Food Production Food Assistance Livelihood Assistance