National Rural Health Mission - Amravati
National Rural Health Mission - Amravati
National Rural Health Mission - Amravati
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Vital Indicators:<br />
Sr. Indicator<br />
As per MIS of<br />
the district<br />
1 Crude Birth Rate 15.40<br />
As per Sample<br />
survey of the<br />
district<br />
(SRS 2005)<br />
State – 19<br />
Dist ‐ 17.6<br />
SCD 2008<br />
Goal of<br />
achievement<br />
by 2012<br />
14.3 12<br />
2<br />
Crude Death<br />
Rate<br />
7.23 State 6.7 6.31 6<br />
3<br />
Neonatal<br />
Mortality Rate<br />
21.08 25 21.06 16<br />
4<br />
Infant Mortality<br />
Rate<br />
28.36<br />
State‐ 36<br />
Dist‐ 29.4<br />
30.79 25<br />
5<br />
U‐5 Mortality<br />
Rate<br />
9.84 9.10 5.43 7<br />
6<br />
Maternal<br />
Mortality Rate<br />
1.503 2.1 1.503 < 1<br />
8 Anemia 40 38 42 30<br />
9 NVBDCP ‐ ‐ - ‐<br />
10<br />
TB<br />
1) Cure Rate<br />
2) N.S.P. Case<br />
84%<br />
85%%<br />
Deflction<br />
Rate<br />
45%<br />
‐<br />
-<br />
70%<br />
11 Laprocy PR 0.89 ‐ - 0.50<br />
District <strong>Amravati</strong> has low Social economic profile with minimum Specialist services in the<br />
District. The districts have high IMR in tribal block and Nutritional problems. Some of the Villages are<br />
inaccessible in rainy season and hence there are difficulties in providing health services. Special<br />
premansoon drives are arranged to identify high risk group. It is also planned for availability of<br />
health personnel in such remote villages. The necessary supplies are given well in advance to all<br />
peripheral health institutes. The necessary support of ASHA, ANGANWADI is also taken to provide<br />
health services. PADA workers are appointed every year in these tribal areas. They also help in<br />
providing health services.<br />
The family planning performance in urban area and some of the blocks is below overall<br />
district performance is as per ELA. The NSV acceptance is still not satisfactory. The compensation<br />
rates for NSV are increased and hence in 2011‐12 the performance will definately improve.<br />
In tribal area utilization of services is not satisfactory the awareness activity will improve the<br />
utilization of RCH services. To reduce malnutrition problem ICDS department is taking efforts, the<br />
<strong>Health</strong> department will also support them for regular checkups and Immunization, Vit A and IFA<br />
supplementation. The Nutrition rehabilitation centres are started at rural hospitals. In Remote<br />
villages day care centres are established and malnourished children are admitted in these centres<br />
and given supplementary feeding. Maher scheme is proposed in tribal PHCs. in Dharni and<br />
Chilkhaldara Block. Special efforts are made to involve tradinational practitioners for delivery of the<br />
health services.
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