Leprosy Training Module for Medical Officers
Leprosy Training Module for Medical Officers
Leprosy Training Module for Medical Officers
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Records<br />
Maintenance of correct data is most essential element of a sound in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
system. Reliability of data depends upon the staff that is involved in management<br />
of people being treated and meticulously records the findings. Regular updating of<br />
records is very important.<br />
The following three records are to be maintained at PHC and sub – centre level<br />
under simplified in<strong>for</strong>mation system :<br />
1. Patient Card – L. F. 01<br />
2. Treatment Record – L. F. 02<br />
3. MDT Drug Stock Register – L. F. 03<br />
1. Patient Card ( L. F. 01 )<br />
• Patient Card – L. F. 01 is to be filled <strong>for</strong> newly detected <strong>Leprosy</strong> cases and<br />
to keep record of the patient’s treatment.<br />
• Initially, Patient Card will be prepared by <strong>Medical</strong> Officer at the PHC,<br />
where the patient has been diagnosed.<br />
• The <strong>Medical</strong> Officer will then put his signature on the card and initiate anti –<br />
<strong>Leprosy</strong> treatment with first dose of MDT.<br />
• Then, the same card should be sent to concerned sub – centre from where<br />
the patient can take subsequent doses.<br />
• This card will be maintained at sub – centre, where the MPHW or FHW will<br />
enter dates of subsequent monthly doses collected by the patient till the last<br />
dose required.<br />
• Every month MPHW / FHW will ensure updating of treatment register at PHC<br />
on their next visit <strong>for</strong> any purpose.<br />
• Then, MPHW / FHW will discharge the patient ( RFT ) on due date of<br />
discharge and record accordingly.<br />
• After achieving the end status ( RFT ), the MPHW / FHW should put his /<br />
her signature on the Patient Card and retain the same at the sub –<br />
centre <strong>for</strong> future reference.<br />
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