HMIS 123: DISTRICT/HSD MONTHLY REPORT
Start Date: 06/2006
End Date: 07/2007
Total no. of Health Units with Outpatient facilities in the district: FUNCTIONAL
1. OPD ATTENDANCE AND LABORATORY TESTS TOTALS FOR THE MONTH
OUTPATIENT ATTENDANCE LABORATORY TESTS Category 0-4 Years 5 and over Category No. of tests done No. Positive 0-4 Yrs 5Yrs > 0-4 Yrs 5Yrs >
2. OUTPATIENT DIAGNOSES
Diagnosis 5 and over Epidemic-Prone Diseases
Other Emerging Infectious Diseases CHICKENPOX
Other Emerging Infectious Diseases MUMPS &
Other Emerging Infectious Diseases CHIKEN POX
Other Emerging Infectious Diseases CHICKEN POX
Infectious/Comm unicable Diseases Maternal and Prenatal Diseases
Haemorrhage Related to Pregnancy (APH and/or
Perinatal conditions (in New borns 0 to 28 days)
Emergencies Non_communicabl e Diseases
Gastro-Intestinal Disorders (Non-infective)
Severe Malnutrition (Marasmus, Kwashiorkor,
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
District) WOUNDS, EAR INFECTIONS, BONES &
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
District) EAR INFECTION, WOUNDS & BURNSOther Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
Other Diagnoses (specify Priority Diseases for
3. MCH AND FP ACTIVITIES
ANTENATAL/POSTNATAL CLINIC CHILD HEALTH Category Category
MATERNITY Category FAMILY PLANNING USERS NewUsers Revisits
Deliveries HIV positive who swallowed ARVs
Babies born with low birth weight (<2.5kg)
Babies (born to HIV positive mothers) given
Total number of fisrt visit clients CONTRACEPTIVES DISPENSED TETANUS IMMUNISATION dispensed at dispensed by
CHILD IMMUNISATION FROM THE OPERATING THEATRE Category 4. PMTCT, HCT AND ART PMTCT SERVICES
Number of Pregnant Women Given ARVs for Prophylaxis(PMTCT)
Number of Pregnant Women Given ARVs for Treatment
Number of Pregnant Women Positive for HIV
Individuals Individuals Individuals 18Yrs and <5 Yrs 5- <18 Yrs ACTIVITY ART SERVICES SERVICES
Received HIV Results (from the laboratory)
HIV Positive Cases Started on Cotrimoxazole (CTX)
5. ESSENTIAL DRUGS, VACCINES AND CONTRACEPTIVES Total number of HUs that had a stockout of the item 6. OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
Outreach activities planned for the month
Outreach activities conducted in the month
Outreach activities planned for the month
Outreach activities conducted in the month
Outreach activities planned for the month
Outreach activities conducted in the month
7. FINANCIAL SUMMARY Funds requested Funds received Funds spent 40944228 8. MANAGEMENT
No. of meetings/activities No. of meetings/activities
Meeting of Health Unit management committee
Meeting of Health Unit management committee
Village health committee meetings attended by representatives of the health unit
Parish health committee meetings attended by representatives of the health unit
LC III or LC V Committee meetings attended by a representatives of the health unit
Support supervision visits by the district/HSD Health team
9. LIST OF STAFF MEMBERS WHO DID NOT RECEIVE SALARY LAST MONTH
Number of staff who did not receive salary last month:
Computer No. 10. MONTHLY MONITORING Remember to plot cumulative graphs for the indidcators listed below. Graphs are found in the Distrct Database. Copies should be 11. COMMENTS 2/16/2009 --------------------- (MOH use below this line) ---------------------
Date received by 28th of the following month
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