Joint Annual Performance Review 2007 - Ministry of Health

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Thoroughly look to any specific intervention that is (are) neglected or with slower progress in scaling up than other; and
Take into account three things: feasibility, achievability (In short period, especially for 2008, with full conscious that all the medium and long term
intervention are not missed), and sustainability
Focus on the neglected areas: curative care
2. Several reason that IMCI was emphasized.
− IMCI is the strategic approach for service delivery of most score card interventions
− There is now an update protocol for diarrhea treatment (low-osmolarity ORS and zinc) and other update protocol for common childhood illness
available and more convenient for both supply and demand sides that need to be introduced
− The sustainable way for scaling up is pre-service training, since the in-service one is very costly that could not be supported by both partners and
MoH itself for long run
3. Many other specific score card interventions are also list down, like vitamin A, IYCF, newborn care...
iv The newborn interventions emphasized by the Cambodia Child Survival Strategy are as follow:
Preventive interventions
1. Early initiation of breast feeding
2. Weighing newborn to assess for low birth weight
3. Kangaroo mother care
4. Hepatitis B vaccine with 24 hours
Curative interventions
5. Clean delivery
6. Clean cord care
7. Newborn resuscitation
8. Newborn temperature management
9. Detection and referral of neonatal infection
10. Management of neonatal infection
11. Antibiotic for premature rupture of membranes and
12. Corticosteroid for preterm labor
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