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82 Catalog of Indicators Health Indicator developed: No Kind of indicator: Outcome Data source/s: Some information could be extracted from the National Health Survey. Specific data: unknown. Challenges: Some information could be extracted from the National Health Survive, but for a really specify data, Ministry should produce it. Data should always be disaggregated by sex; I could be disaggregated by area, kind of health service (public, private) and grade of completion of treatment depending on the statistics elaborated by MoH or INS. Linked to policy: International strategy and Local Health strategic plan Other comments:
Catalog of Indicators Health 83 Name of indicator: Percentage of women with nutrition problems by cause. Definition: The percent of women with nutritional problem because of nutrition deficiencies, malnutrition, dietetic deficiency and disease. This nutritional problem results in various health condition, including underweight, height stunting, anemia, vitamin A deficiencies and night blindness, low birth weight, and micronutrient-‐related birth defects, such as neural tubed defects as a consequence of folic acid deficiency. [4] Description: It provides basic information about basic nutritional health status of women that is crucially important in relation to women's quality of life and their reproductive health and pregnancy outcomes. Undernourished women can have long term effect especially during pregnancy which results in various cause for both women and children. Thus indicator can also be use to develop measure for preventing maternal mortality, newborn mortality and malnutrition among newborn. [4] Sector: HealthSubsector: Living conditions. Mortality. Morbidity Sources: [1] Indicator Code Book. World Health Statistics -‐ World Health Statistics indicators. World Health Organization. 2011. [2] Development Indicators Reference Manual: Concept and Definitions. Asian Development Bank. 2004 [3] Handbook on Reproductive Health Indicator. United Nation. 2003 [4] Measure Evaluation Population and Reproductive Health (PRH): Family Planning and Reproductive Health Indicators Database. At http://www.cpc.unc.edu/measure/prh/rh_indicators/specific/womens-‐nutrition/percent-‐of-women-‐of-‐reproductive-‐age-‐with-‐anemiaUnit of measuring: ProportionFormula: Nwr =NWTWage 15−49*1.000 Eg1. Uwr =UWTWage 15−49*1.000 Eg2. Mwr =MWTWage 15−49*1.000 Formula explained: The general information about the proportion of women with nutrition problems in a specific period can be calculated by dividing the total number of women age 15-‐49 with any nutritional problem among total number of women age 15-‐49 and all this multiplied by 1.000. It is also interesting to have access to knowledge about data by main cause and the proportion of each cause in relation to the number of pregnant and non-‐pregnant women
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