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COVERAGE IMPROVEMENT PLANNING (CIP). Infant Immunization Coverage 1998 - 2002.

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1 COVERAGE IMPROVEMENT PLANNING (CIP)

2 Infant Immunization Coverage 1998 - 2002

3 TARGET COVERAGE & ACHIEVEMENT

4 OBJECTIVE To improve immunization coverage in selected areas by implementing extra activities to vaccinate extra children

5 PROCESS OF CIP 1)- Selected areas: Kg. Som, Kien Svay, Mong Russey, Battambang, Sangke, Ochrov, Mongkulborey, Tbaung Khmum, Pognea Krek, Kg. Cham, Lech, Tbaung, Choeung, Kandal 2)- Number of children < 1 missed DPT3 in these 14 ODs: 41,918 2)- CIP meetings were conducted to discuss micro-planning with health center staff in all 14 ODs. 3)- 8 ODs have submitted the proposals to NIP. On average it will cost approximately US$ 4 to vaccinate an extra child 4)- There will be agreement made for the payment for the 3 rd and last quarter of 2003. The agreement will be clearly defined ROLE and RESPONSILITY of health center staff, OD, PHD, and NIP

6 SELECTED AREAS top 14 Ods with many children missed DPT-3 in 2003 NAME OF OD# UN-IMMUNIZED DPT-3 IN 2002 - Battambang + Sangke:6,367 - Kg. Cham:4,289 - kandal:4,072 - Lech:3,812 - Pognea Krek:3,772 - Kien Svay:3,678 - Mong Russey:2,777 - Tbaung Khmum:2,769 - Tbaung:2,753 - Mongkulborey + Ochrov: 2,700 - Choeung:2,488 - Kg. Som:2,441 TOTAL:41,918

7 SUMMARY OF FINDING FROM CIP PLAN I. REASONS FOR LOW VACCINATION COVERAGE -Poor community participation due to knowledge, poverty, site effect, etc... -Poor involvement from volunteers / local authority -Not enough outreach sessions -Houses are scattered -Lack of transportation to remote villages -Lack of transportation during rainy season -Minorities -Mobility -Slum -Insecurity

8 SUMMARY OF FINDING FROM CIP PLAN (Cont.) II. EXTRA ACTIVITIES PLANNED TO INCREASE COVERAGE -Conduct IEC (mass media, inter-personal communication, meeting with community, meeting with volunteers/authorities) -Increase number of outreach sessions -Conduct catch-up activities -Transportation to remote or flooded areas -Transport vaccine -Conduct special outreach activities in slum and remote areas -Conduct quality supervision and Post Activities Assessment -Conduct meeting with health staff

9 SUMMARY OF EXPECTED EXTRA NUMBER DPT3 & EXTRA FUND REQUIRED

10 COMPARISION OF GOVERNMENT FUND TO EXTRA FUND REQUIRED

11 BENEFITS AND RISKS POTENTIAL BENEFITS -HC can map out areas where children were missed -HC can identify reasons why children were missed -HC can prepare a perfect plan of activities to cover well its responsibility areas -HC can cost properly its plan of activities POTENTIAL RISKS -It costs very expensive to vaccinate and extra child ($4 per an extra child) -Government budget may not be able to support some of these extra activities, even in the future -Not sure will be able to expand to ALL ODs -Sustainability depend on DONNERS

12 WHAT ELSE NEED TO BE DONE IN THE FUTURE Need to follow-up the progress of CIP implementation Need to expand CIP implementation to other operational district Need to modify CIP strategy ???


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