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CHT Monitoring

Kalusugan Pangkalahatan Framework Issuance of KP policies, guidelines, funds Effective CHD execution of KP grants at the local level Increased or sustained local support for health services Increased Demand for Health Care Increased supply of quality care Increased use of MFP, ANC, SBA, EBF, FIC, VITA

Recording Health Care in the CHT Monitoring Form Step 3: Add column at the end for ‘Health Service Provider and Type’ Step 2: Write ‘NHTS’ in the ‘Remarks’ column Step 1: Update your current BHW logbook with information about the NHTS household member. FAMILY PLANNING NAME (Last name, First name AGE FIRST TIME USER OF FP METHOD? (Y/N) ADDRESS HEALTH SERVICE/ COMMODITIES NEEDED DATE OF VISIT TO PROVIDER HEALTH SERVICE / COMMODITIES PROVIDED (Specify Qnty of Commodity) DATE OF NEXT VISIT REMARKS HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDER AND TYPE FLORES, CORA HEBRON 25 No Lot 1, Blk 6, Purok 4, Brgy Laging Handa Pills (1 cycle) 10/5/2011 10/27/2011 NHTS LM Midwife Clinic (private)   Step 4: (a) Write the name of the health service provider or source of health products/commodities in the last column, (b) note the type of health provider, if ‘public’ or ‘private’

Newborn and Infant Health NAME (Last name, First name, Middle Name) AGE ADDRESS HEALTH SERVICE NEEDED DATE OF VISIT TO PROVIDER HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDED DATE OF NEXT VISIT REMARKS HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDER AND TYPE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) REYES, ANA CRUZ 10 months Lot 3, Blk 8, Purok 2, Brgy Laging Handa Immunization 9/30/2011 Hep B3 immunization 11/5/2011 for measles vaccine NHTS Laging Handa Health Center (public)  

Child Health NAME (Last name, First name, Middle Name) AGE ADDRESS HEALTH SERVICE NEEDED DATE OF VISIT TO PROVIDER HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDED DATE OF NEXT VISIT REMARKS HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDER AND TYPE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) CRUZ, KAREN SANTOS 4 years Lot 4, Blk 1, Purok 3, Brgy Laging Handa, QC Vitamin A supplementation 10/12/2011 10/19/2011 NHTS Delgado Hospital (private)  

Maternal Care NAME (Last name, First name, Middle Name) AGE ADDRESS HEALTH SERVICE NEEDED DATE OF VISIT TO PROVIDER HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDED DATE OF NEXT VISIT REMARKS HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDER AND TYPE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) REYES, ANA CRUZ 35 Lot 3, Blk 8, Purok 2, Brgy Laging Handa Pre-natal checkup 9/30/2011   NHTS Laging Handa Health Center (public)

Chronic Cough Management NAME (Last name, First name, Middle Name) AGE ADDRESS HEALTH SERVICE/ DUGS NEEDED DATE OF VISIT TO PROVIDER HEALTH SERVICE/DRUGS PROVIDED (Specify name and qnty of drugs) DATE OF NEXT VISIT REMARKS HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDER AND TYPE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) FLORES, JOCELYN 36 Lot 1, Blk 6, Purok 4, Brgy Laging Handa Checkup 10/5/2011 Sputum exam 10/27/2011 NHTS Maco Rural Health Unit (public)  

CHT Reporting Arrangements CHT Partner submits logbook/columnar pad/form to the RHM during their regular monthly meeting, to contain information on the health services provided in terms of: Newborn/infant health Child health Maternal care Family planning NHTS families will be tagged and additional column on the source of health provided will have to be identified The RHM reviews the CHT logbook/columnar pad/form for reconciliation with the Target Client List (TCL) of the Field Health Service Information System (FHSIS) Health services obtained from private health providers will also be included in the TCL The logbook/columnar pad/form will be returned to the CHT Partner for safekeeping