Health Bulletin 2009

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220 teachers of 11 subjects of different government and non government medical colleges. CME is acting as secretariat of national quality assurance body since 1998. A national consultative meeting was organized by CME with the support from PSE, DGSH for updating & enhancing the activities of quality assurance scheme in medical colleges in Bangladesh. CME developed the trainers guideline for medical assistants training, module on teaching health ethics, curriculum for training for health assistants with the support from WHO & curricula for IHT with the support from RTM International. CME also conducted five orientation workshops on developed module on teaching health ethics for the teachers of different government and non government medical colleges. Some of the important researches conducted by CME in year 2008 are as follows: • Reviewing and Updating of MBBS Curriculum 2002: Teachers' views • Present Status of Activities of Quality Assurance Scheme (QAS) in Medical and Dental Colleges of Bangladesh • Perception of Teachers and Administrators of Health Sector on Accreditation in Medical Education in Bangladesh The National Institute of Preventive and Social Medicine (NIPSOM) The National Institute of Preventive and Social Medicine (NIPSOM), the only national level public health institute under the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh was established in 1978 with the aim to produce post-graduates capable of satisfying the needs of the community in promoting and restoring health. The institute is also supporting in the different health policy formulation of the government and community health programs through research, training and services. It conducts 8 (eight) Master of Public Health (MPH) courses of one-year duration each and 1 (one) M. Phil course of 2 years duration. The mission of this institute is to develop NIPSOM as a center of high credibility in academic, research, training and service delivery to support the government in the field of public health activities in order to improve the quality of health care. It also strives for continuous updating of the curriculum to keep pace with international standards so that students both local and foreign are attracted to be enrolled in the institute, which is intended to be a Collaborative Center of WHO/UNFPA. Some of the research activities conducted by NIPSOM in the year 2008 are enlisted below: Parasitology Knowledge and attitude on avian Influenza with infections prevention practices among poultry workers in Dhaka Medical Entomology Community based Visceral leishmaniasis vector control through insecticide treated bed nets: Feasibility, Cost and Coverage. Community Medicine Hypertension and relevant risk factors among the secretariat employees of Bangladesh Maternal and Child Health • Reproductive Health Problems, their Determinants and Care Seeking Behaviour of Adolescent Girls in Rural Bangladesh • Diabetes mellitus among arsenicsis affected mother and their reproductive outcome 79
• Adolescent pregnancy is an emergency research focus in Bangladesh • Nutrition Education & Food Supplementation during Pregnancy & Their Influences on Birth Weight Population Dynamics • Effect of DOTS on sputum conversion after 2 months of treatment among pulmonary tuberculosis patients • Ante Natal Care in selected Health Centers of Bangladesh Health Education • Pattern of Tobacco consumption among the diabetic patients • Knowledge on cataract among slum dwellers • Nutritional status of school children in a selected primary school in Dhaka city • Periodontitis among the diabetic patient • Periodontal condition among tobacco users • Periodontal disease among pregnant women • Knowledge about low birth weight among the pregnant women attending the Antenatal clinic • Nutritional status of people living with HIV in Dhaka city • Awareness among the nurses on HIV/AIDS infection in a selected hospital in Dhaka city • Nutritional status of children suffering from rheumatic fever • Attitude of the pregnant women towards antenatal care at Gazipur Sadar Hospital • Knowledge on Visual Inspection of cervix with Acetic Acid (VIA) among Nursing personnel in a selected hospital • Behavioral pattern about Household waste disposal among the urban slum dwellers. • Knowledge and attitude of children about cigarette smoking in selected schools • Prevalence and pattern of Tobacco consumption in a selected Rural Area • Patients satisfaction on quality care nursing provided through model wards in Dhaka Medical College Hospital • Effect of IEC materials on HIV/AIDS by the different segment of population in a selected community area • Patient satisfaction on physiotherapy care in two selected hospitals • Knowledge about smoking related health problem among the female prisoners of Nepal • Knowledge and attitude about tuberculosis transmission, treatment and its control activities in peri-urban area Epidemiology • Risk factors of diabetic foot syndrome • Risk factors associated with multi drug resistant tuberculosis 80
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Acknowledgement Professor Dr AFM Ru
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CONTENTS Bangladesh- Basic Informat
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Climate Bangladesh has a tropical m
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District-wise distribution of popul
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District-wise distribution of popul
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Health care delivery systems of Ban
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one MLSS. Number of USC is 1,362; t
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A. GEOGRAPHY Basic Information and
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Health Related Millennium Developme
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Demand side financing: Maternal Hea
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The community skilled birth attenda
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Essential Service Delivery. To simp
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In-patient children in IMCI upazila
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Sex distribution of causes of death
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Distribution of causes of death wit
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Routine Immunization Coverage by Di
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Support service and coordination fo
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Facility Based Health Services Hosp
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No. of different types of hospitals
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Other Special Purpose Hospitals und
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Dhaka 32 Tangail 250 100 150 0 0 Kh
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Number of hospitals with bed capaci
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Indoor and outdoor statistics of di
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Indoor & outdoor Statistics of Lepr
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Barguna 100 12932 13084 26016 224 1
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and a well equipped radioimmunoassa
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Patient statistics of SSFP during J
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Morbidity Profile National level Th
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Medical College Hospitals In Bangla
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hospitals), 5 medical college hospi
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Improved Hospital Services Manageme
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Control of communicable diseases Th
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Malaria Malaria is one of the major
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In Bangladesh, all age groups are a
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Filariasis Filariasis is a mosquito
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Treatment Schedule (once in a year
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Source: Nipah in short, 2006, Dr. B
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HIV Prevalence over the Rounds Sali
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Avian Influenza (Bird flu) Avian In
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Leprosy Elimination of leprosy as a
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Emergency Preparedness & Response (
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Page 106 and 107: Number of Cancer patients treated a
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Page 112 and 113: Since 2005, in Dhaka Medical Colleg
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Page 116 and 117: Nutrition Nutritional status of peo
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Page 139 and 140: • Epidemiology of Influenza in Ba
Page 141 and 142: 2007 24,46,900 4,89,380 34,955 4,83
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Page 145 and 146: Rubella Positive 0 55 609 164 432 2
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Page 175 and 176: Alternative Medical Care Fourty fiv
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Page 187 and 188: Production of community based skill
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Page 199 and 200: Health MIS in Bangladesh Introducti
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What are the types of data the heal
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The data handling environment is st
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success. The relatively few intelli
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Staff profile of MIS (health), DGHS
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6. Internet mail server under own d
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facilities will need to create thei
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population; reaching people living
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Allocation, Expenditures and Progre
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Annex Division and district wise no
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