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Thailand presentation Session 18 : Country strategies for improving civil registration and vital statistics systems in the region Workshop on the Operation of Civil Registration, Vital Statistics and Identity Management Systems for East Asian Countries @ United Nation House, Hanoi, Vietnam

Outline analysing national arrangements and practices strategies to improve the coverage and accuracy of CRVS systems

analyzing country setting maahalai.com

analyzing country setting 1. Analyze core topics collected in our country 2. Analyze national institutional arrangements 3. Identify SDG indicators (direct) relevant for CRVS

9.1. Analyze core topics collected : forms involved are Birth registration form Death registration form Marriage registration form Divorce registration form

Birth 1 (i) Characteristic of the event Date of occurrence (1) Date of registration (2) Place of occurrence (3) Place of registration (3) Attendant at birth (38)

Birth 2 Age (11) – not core (ii) Characteristics of the newborn Sex (12) Weight at birth (14) Age (11) – not core

Birth 3 Age (11) – not core (iii) Characteristics of the mother Place of usual residence (6) Place or country of birth (9) (iv) Characteristics of the father Age (11) – not core

death Age (11) –not core (i) Characteristic of the event Date of occurrence (1) Date of registration (2) Place of occurrence (3) Place of registration (3) Cause of death (41) Sex (12) Marital status (27) Place of usual residence (6) Age (11) –not core

marriage (i) Characteristics of the event Date of registration (2) Place of registration (3) (ii) Characteristics of bride and groom (separately) Date of birth (11)

divorce (i) Characteristics of the event Date of registration (2) Place of occurrence (3) (ii) Characteristics of divorces (husband and wife separately) Date of birth (11) Date of marriage (26)

2. Analyze national institutional arrangements Thailand has centralized system structure Separate agencies for CRVS • Health Statistics Division of Ministry of Public Health compiles VS • Civil Registration Division of Department of Local Administration, under Ministry of the Interior, manages CR • Central Registration Division authority office is located in the capital city, Bangkok; it supervises registration offices throughout the country • Vital events may be reported to local registrars at the municipal and district level; “Tambon” registrars at the subdistrict level; and assistant Tambon registrars at the village level

3.Identify SDG indicators (direct) relevant for CRVS Goal 3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages Goal 16: Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels Goal 17: Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development maahalai.com

3.Identify SDG indicators (direct) relevant for CRVS (1) Goal 3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages indicator 3.1.1 Maternal mortality ratio 3.2.1 Under-five mortality rate 3.2.2 Neonatal mortality rate maahalai.com

3.Identify SDG indicators (direct) relevant for CRVS (2) Goal 16: Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels Indicator 16.9.1 Proportion of children under 5 years of age whose births have been registered with a civil authority, by age maahalai.com

3.Identify SDG indicators (direct) relevant for CRVS (3) Goal 17: Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development indicator 17.19.2: Proportion of countries that (a) have conducted at least one population and housing census in the last 10 years; and (b) have achieved 100 percent birth registration and 80 percent death registration maahalai.com

strategies to improve CRVS systems maahalai.com

strategies to improve CRVS systems The main obstacles for achieving complete coverage of vital events registration The main obstacles for improving accuracy of registered information The main obstacles for compiling vital statistics based on civil registration data as the main source. Efforts carried out for assessing the quality of their CRVS systems Measures taken to improve quality and interoperability of CRVS maahalai.com

Processes of birth registration in Thailand

Processes of death registration in Thailand Within 24 hours

Topics (1) The main obstacles for achieving complete coverage of vital events registration Our citizen are misunderstood between birth notification and birth certification Tiny amount of information of birth event at border line is lost. The main obstacles for improving accuracy of registered information Human error when input data for example order of twins data is not correct birth date is not correct because officer key the information late Network error maahalai.com

Topics (2) The main obstacles for compiling vital statistics based on civil registration data as the main source. Accuracy of cause of death data Non-hospital death: relatives provide general symptoms or senility as the causes of death In-hospital death: doctors use mode of death instead of the causes maahalai.com

Topics (3) Efforts carried out for assessing the quality of our CRVS systems Thai health information standard development center had done rapid assessment of national civil registration and vital statistics systems The stakeholders discussed and scored all 25 questions in 11 main areas. The total score was 84. The average scores of “practices affecting the quality of cause of death data” was the lowest. maahalai.com

Topics (4) Measures taken to improve quality and interoperability of CRVS MOPH signed an agreement with MOI, regarding utilization of vital registration data from the central registration database of the administration (expected to reduce redundancy) Training on cause of death for health care professionals and registrars or related officers to increase the reliability of cause of death data in 77 provinces. Change system of the person who give cause of death outside hospital from head village to local or district registrars maahalai.com

Conclusions CRVS systems in Thailand is computerized with a high coverage of registration Room for improvement Especially, coding of causes of deaths

Ongoing strategies (1) Providing a systematic of coordinated of mechanism by establishing the committee integrating between relevance agencies. Training persons who responsible for input cause of death data that occurring outside hospital to improve their potential and improve qualities of the data

Ongoing strategies (2) Review the quality assessment to promote the quality and reliability of CRVS data Determining the training course on Case of death for the responsible person Utilize IT in improving cause of death system Encourage the use of CRVS data

linkage of Registration Database system in Thailand

The Revenue Department Service Service Service Consular Department GIN GIN GIN Royal Thai Police Service Department of Agriculture Service GIN Service GIN Central population database center Service Service Social Security Office GIN Service GIN Service Bank Service GIN NHSO Authentication and Access Control Service 145th organization citizen Government officer

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Vital Event Regulation practices in Thailand Birth • Must be registered within 15 days • The household head or the baby’s mother are responsible for reporting • Required documents for birth registration are the ID card of either the mother or father and a copy of the household booklet. The household booklet is then updated with details of the baby. • Two types of birth are defined: hospital birth, and out-hospital birth. The birth document is issued by the hospital or the head of the village. • Births outside of the country can be reported through the Thai embassy in that country. • The personal identification number is assigned by the District Registrar at the time of registration of birth, or whenever the individual enters into the population register for the first time.

Vital Event Regulation practices in Thailand Death • Must be registered within 24 hours. • Two types of death certificates: one for deaths that occur in hospital, and another for deaths outside of hospital. The former case uses standard form of the WHO , and the latter uses the official form of the MOI . • The head of the household or the person who finds the body must report the event. • Required documents for the death report are the ID card of the reporter, the ID card of the dead person (optional), a death certificate from either the hospital or the head of the village, and a copy of household booklet of the dead person (optional). The household booklet of the dead person is then updated. • Locations to report deaths or still births are the same as for birth registration.