LHW Systems Review - Oxford Policy Management

AnnexesTable C.6Specific objectivesLHWP would contributetowards ( PC-1: 23)PC-1 (2003-08) objectives, targets, and indicatorsTargets in thePC-1: 4LHWP output/outcomeindicator in thePC-1: 54Does the MIS collectthis information?Reducing IMRReducing MMRIncreasing the CPRIncreasing immunisationcoverage in childrenaged 12–35 months;Increasing TT-5immunisation coveragein women of childbearingageIncreasing percentage ofchildren beingexclusively breastfeduntil aged 6 monthsIncreasing in birthsassisted by birthattendantsFrom 85–55 per1,000 live birthsFrom 400 to180 per100,000 live birthsFrom 22% to 42% inrural areas, and from40% to 58% in urbanareasFully vaccinated from45% to 80% in ruralareas, and from 64%to over 90% in urbanareas in liaison withEPIFrom 12% to 40%From 18% to 50%From 12% to 30% inrural areas and 43%to 80% in urban areascovered by theProgrammeNumber of oral rehydration salts Yes: monthly reportpackets distributed by LHWsInfant mortality rate (per 1,000 Yes: monthly reportlive births)Number of ARI cases seen by Yes: monthly reportLHWsNumber of diarrhoea cases Yes: monthly reportseen by LHWsNumber TB cases reportedMaternal mortality rate (per Yes: monthly report100,000 live births)Contraceptive prevalence rate Yes: monthly reportNumber of condoms distributed Yes: monthly reportby LHWsNumber of contraceptive cycles Yes: monthly reportdistributed by LHWs% of children fully immunised Yes: external evaluationand monthly reportNumber of children weighed perworker per monthNumber of women visited forantenatal care per worker permonth;% of low birth-weight babiesNo: not recorded orreportedYes: monthly reportYes, but not in thismanner. There is arecord of the number ofantenatal care visits byskilled birth attendantsfrom the LHW diary89