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FBNC CDR JSSK IMNCI HBNC ROP

Facility Based Newborn Care

New Born Care Corners Type of facility in which NBCC is Situated Number of units which have reported Total Deliveries Average Deliveries per facility No. of Live Births 1000 – 1499 grams < 1000 grams No. of newborns who required resuscitation at birth Total no. of new born deaths No of Referral SNCU Hospitals 34 (2 Hospitals have no deliveries) 75893 12649 76249 2978 681 3678 1752 813 NBSU Hospitals 166 82296 13716 79983 1088 258 3115 955 1848 PHC / CHC 1079 72681 12114 69338 559 2643 1530 1106 1218

New Born Stabilization Units Category of NBSU Based on Monthly Admissions With Pediatrician Without Pediatrician Total More than 30 5 21-30 6 3 9 11-20 16 4 20 6-10 21 10 31 1-5 34 13 47 14 45 NBSU with wrong reports (Saligrama, Dandeli, Kabballi, Sindhanur, Harihara, Holenarasipura) (Haliyala, Sandur, Sira) 102 64 166

Consistently Best Performing NBSUs With Pediatrician With out Pediatrician District Facility Yadgiri DH Yadgir Bellary TH Hadagalli Bidar TH Humnabad Bhalki TH Siriguppa Raichur TH Manvi TH Basavakalyana Udupi TH KUNDAPURA UK TH Siddapur Gulbarga TH Sedam SHIMOGA TH Shikaripura

TH Hunsur, Nanjangud,T Narasipura NBSUs with Pediatricians having more than 100 Deliveries per month but very few admissions District Facility Belgaum GH Ramdurga Chikmagalur TH Tarikere, Tumkur GH Pavagada Bellary TH Hospet Mysore TH Hunsur, Nanjangud,T Narasipura Raichur TH Lingasugur Bagalkote Mudhol,Jamkhandi Gulbarga Jevargi Kolar Mulbagal Bijapur Basavananagewadi Chitradurga Holalkere

Analysis of SNCU Reports (April – Sept 2015)

W E I G H T S A D M O N

SNCU Online Monitoring Supply of Computer Systems from the State is delayed due to various reasons. The order for the procurement of computer systems in your Districts can be made under the DGS&D Rate Contract given on 8th October 2015 at your level only. Printer & UPS is supplied already to all the 37 SNCU Centers in Karnataka. Payment Should be made at your end only from the amount released under the Line Item A.2.2.1.1

Online Reporting (Correct) Online Reporting (In Correct) K.C.General Hospital Bangalore Indhira Gandhi Institute of Child Health Bangalore Tumkur District Hospital Bowring Lady Courzon Hospital Bangalore Davanagere Chigatere District Hospital Davanagere Women & Children Hospital Shimoga Institute of Medical Science Chikmagalur District Hospital Kolar District Hospital Karnataka Institute of Medical Science Hubli Chikballapur District Hospital Bijapur District Hospital Ramnagar District Hospital Koppal District Hospital Cheluvamba Hospital Mysore Bellary District Hospital Mandya Institute of Medical Science Hassan Institute of Medical Science No Online Reporting inspite of DEO Available Wenlock District Hospital Madikeri District Hospital Udupi District Hospital Haveri District Hospital Chamarajangara District Hospital Uttara Kannada District Hospital Belgaum Institute of Medical Science Vijayanagara Institute of Medical Science Bellary Dharwad District Hospital Gadag District Hospital No Data Entry Operators Gulbarga District Hospital Vanivilas Hospital Bangalore Bidar Institute of Medical Science Jayanagara General Hospital Bangalore Raichur Institute of Medical Science Chitradurga District Hospital Dakshin Kannada Lady Goshen Hospital Bagalkote District Hospital

Under 5 Child Death Reports

Retinopathy of Prematurity

373 812 1450 VIIO ROP Report – April to September 2015 58 18 71 152 20 SL NO VENUE NO OF NEW BABIES SCREENED NO OF BABIES DETECTED WITH ROP NO OF BABIES TREATED FOR ROP NO OF BABIES TREATED FOR ROP SUBSEQUENT TIMES NO OF BABIES FOLLOWED UP Babies weighing <2.5 k.g in SNCU 1 INDIRA GANDHI INSTITUE OF CHILD SCIENCE BANGALORE 58 18 71 152 2 JAYANAGAR GENERAL HOSPITAL BANGALORE 20 3 K C GENRAL HOSPITAL BANGALORE 13 24 83 4 GOUSHA GENRAL HOSPITAL 5 BOWRING LADY CURZON HOSPITAL 48 33 88 101 6 TUMKUR GENRAL HOSPITAL 36 95 194 7 RAMANAGARA GENRAL HOSPITAL 17 8 MANDYA INSTITUE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 64 50 190 200 9 MYSORE CHELUVAMBA HOSPITAL 35 225 397 10 MADIKERI GENRAL HOSPITAL 40 67 11 CHAMARAJANAGARA GENRAL HOSPITAL 19 42 65 12 CHIKKABALLAPURA GENERAL HOSPITAL 28 56 KOLAR GENRAL HOSPITAL 98    Total 373 812 1450

Narayana Nethralaya ROP Report – April to September 2015 Sl No District No. of new babies screened No. of babies with ROP No. of babies treated for ROP No. of babies treated (Subsequent Times) No. of babies followed up Babies weighing <2.5 k.g in SNCU 1 Bijapur DH Total 31 2 34 84   Private Hospital 137 54 3 257 Bagalkot DH 16 17 45 144 47 12 9 KIMS-Hubli 39 81 557 Dharwad DH 85 8 187 4 Gadag DH 27 6 97 20 5 Haveri DH 71 191 149 Gulbarga DH 133 32 170 132 75 23 114 7 Raichur RIMS 171 152 322 Bellary VIMS 157 357 30 80 Koppal 22 115 10 Bidar DH 49 38 202 11 Davanagere DH 183 198 410 43 143 Chitradurga DH 40 111 112 26 Total 1413 274 24 2321 2582

MINTO ROP Report – April to September -2015 Sl No District No. of new babies screened No. of babies with ROP No. of babies treated for ROP No. of babies treated (Subsequent Times) No. of babies followed up Babies weighing <2.5 k.g in SNCU 1 Minto Hospital Bangalore 314 25 10 2 11 556

ISSUES DHOs to consider shifting unused radiant warmers/phototherapy units/Babypuff to hospitals in need. Expenditure for IDCF has not yet been received As expenditure is not booked and SOE has not been sent for the releases of 2014-15, releases for this year cannot be fully utilised. Reports are not validated before dispatch.

TAKE HOME MESSAGES Computers are to be procured and telephone and internet connection to be ensured for SNCUs. Manual reports will not be received from November 1st. Appoint all sanctioned HR. Guidelines to be discussed in monthly meetings and sent to all facilities. Ensure CDR becomes operational from January 2015. Discuss CDR guidelines in the meeting of Medical Officers during the visit of nodal officer in December.

Please assess needs of NBCC, NBSU and SNCU, JSSK with reference to infrastructure modifications, procurements , maintenance of equipment(AMC), minor repairs of the infrastructure, need of specific drugs/consumables for the institution and transport. Submit the proposal for 2016-17 with justification. A similar exercise to be undertaken for rational deployment of HR and a proposal submitted to the state. Justification should include number available, patient load, expected approximate costs. Infrastructure modifications/constructions should be submitted with drawings and estimates. Utilisation of drugs for the last 6 months is to be submitted A format for the same will be sent by the month-end. Kindly mail the requirements before the first week of December 2015.

Capacity Building & Mentoring Maternal Health UNICEF/WHO/KHPT RBSK/RKSK VHSNC IEC IAP/NNF/ FOGSI/Private ASHA Capacity Building & Mentoring