Frequency of

Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data

Reporting
Immunization Services for Infants and Children

1. Proportion of newborn / infants
vaccinated with BCG antigen
Disaggregation:
By sex
2. Proportion of newborn
vaccinated with Hepatitis B
antigen within 24 hours after
birth
Disaggregation:
By sex
Refers to the number of newborns Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
/ infants who were vaccinated with BCG antigen Number of newborn / infants vaccinated and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
among the total estimated infants in the with BCG antigen Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
population. and Children age 12 months old
Denominator:
Note: It is recommended that BCG is given Estimated number of under 1 year-old
immediately after birth. population
But may consider before discharge from the
birthing facility or within the neonatal period (0- Multiplier: 100
28 days).
Those infants given BCG after 28 days within one
year can still be added as part of the numerator.
Refers to the number of newborns vaccinated with Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
the birth dose of Hepatitis B antigen within 24 Number of newborn vaccinated with birth and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
hours after birth among the total estimated infants dose of HepB antigen within 24 hours Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
in the population. and Children age 12 months old
Denominator:
Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population

Multiplier: 100
3. Proportion of children protected Refers to the number of newborns whose Numerator: Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
at birth (CPAB) from neonatal mothers pregnant for the first time have Number of newborns whose mothers and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
tetanus received at least 2 doses of Tetanus Toxoid pregnant for the first time who have received Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
(TT) or Tetanus diphtheria toxoid (Td) at least 2 doses of TT/Td vaccination at least and Children age 12 months old
Disaggregation: vaccination at least a month prior to delivery a month prior to delivery PLUS number of
By sex AND newborns whose mothers pregnant for the newborns whose mothers pregnant for the 2nd
2nd or more times have received at least 3 doses or more times have received at least 3 doses of
of TT/Td. TT/Td

Denominator:
Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population

Multiplier: 100
4. Proportion of Infants who Refers to the number of infants who completed Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
completed 3 doses of DPT- 3 doses of DPT- HiB-HepB within one year Number of infants vaccinated with and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
HiB-HepB antigen among the total estimated infants in the a. DPT-HiB-HepB 1 antigen Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
population. b. DPT-HiB-HepB 2 antigen and Children age 12 months old
Disaggregation: c. DPT-HiB-HepB 3 antigen
By sex The word “Pentavalent” refers to the preparation of

5. Proportion of Infants who
completed 3 doses of Oral
Polio Vaccine (OPV)
Disaggregation:
By sex
6. Proportion of Infants
vaccinated with Inactivated
Polio Vaccine (IPV)
Disaggregation:
By sex
Source of revision: DM 2022-
0089
7. Proportion of Infants who
completed 3 doses of
Pneumococcal Conjugate
Vaccine (PCV)
Disaggregation:
By sex
the combination of 5 vaccines and does not refer to Denominator:
the antigen(s) being given. Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of infants who completed 3 Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
doses of specific OPV antigens within one year Number of infants vaccinated with and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
among the total estimated infants in the population a. OPV1 antigen Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
b. OPV2 antigen and Children age 12 months old
c. OPV3 antigen
Denominator:
Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of infants who were Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
vaccinated with IPV antigen among the total Number of infants vaccinated with IPV antigen and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
estimated infants in the population. a. IPV 1 antigen given on the 14th week Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
b. IPV 2 antigen routine given on the 9th month and Children age 12 months old
Recommended ideal age to be given: c. IPV 2 antigen catch up
IPV1 at 14 weeks, IPV2 at 9
months Denominator:
a. Estimated number of 0-11 months old
population
IPV routine: b. Estimated number of 0-11 months old
 Refers to the number of infants who population
were vaccinated with 2 doses of IPV c. Estimated number of 0-23 months old
within one year among the total population
estimated infants in the population
Multiplier: 100
IPV catch-up
 Refers to the number of infants who
were vaccinated with 2 doses of IPV
within 12-23 months among the total
estimated infants in the population
Refers to the number of infants who completed 3 Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
doses of Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) Number of infants vaccinated with and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
antigen within one year among the total estimated a. PCV1 antigen Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
infants in the population. b. PCV2 antigen and Children age 12 months old
c. PCV3 antigen
Denominator:
Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population

8. Proportion of Children
vaccinated with 2 doses of
Measles Containing Vaccine
(MCV)
Disaggregation:
By sex
Source of revision: DM 2022-0089
9. Proportion of Fully- Immunized
Children (FIC)
Disaggregation:
By sex
Source of revision: DM 2022-0089
10. Proportion of Completely
Immunized Children (CIC)
Disaggregation:
By sex
Immunization Services for School-Aged Children
11. Proportion of Grade 1 and
Grade 7 learners given one
dose of Tetanus
diphtheria toxoid (Td) vaccine
Disaggregation:
By sex
Source of revision: DM 2022-0383
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of children from 9-12 Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
months of age who were vaccinated with 2 Number of infants vaccinated with MCV 1 and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
doses of Measles Containing Vaccine (MCV) Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
antigen among the total estimated infants in the Denominator: and Children age 12 months old
population. Estimated number of under 1 year-old
population
Recommended ideal age to be given:
MCV1 at 9 months, MCV2 at Numerator:
12 months Number of infants vaccinated with MCV 2
Note: The minimum interval from MCV1 and Denominator:
MCV2 is at least 4 weeks since it is a live- Estimated number of 0-12 months old
attenuated vaccine. population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of infants and children Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
who are Fully Immunized among the total No. of Fully Immunized Children and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
estimated infants and children in the Infants age 0-11 months old Monthly and
population. Denominator: and Children age 12 months old Quarterly
Estimated number of 0-12 months old
FIC is an infant who received: population
1 dose of BCG, 3 doses of OPV, 3 doses of
DPT-HiB-HepB vaccines and 2 doses of MCV Multiplier: 100
vaccine by 12 months (MCV1 at 9 months and
MCV2 at 12 months).
Refers to the number of children 13 to 23 Numerator: No Target Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
months of age who are completely immunized No. of Completely Immunized Child and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
among the total estimated infants in the Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
population. Denominator: and Children age 12 months old
Estimated number of 13-23 months old
CIC is a child 13 to 23 months of age who population
received 1 dose of BCG, 3 doses each of OPV, 3
doses each of DPT-HiB-HepB vaccines, and 2 Multiplier: 100
doses of MCV.
Refers to the number of Grade 1 and Grade 7 Numerator 1: Masterlist of Grade 1 and DOH-
learners who received one dose of Td among Number of Grade 1 learners given Td Grade 7 Learners (from schools) CHD to
the total Grade 1 and Grade 7 learners DOH-
enrolled. Denominator 1: CO:
Number of enrolled Grade 1 learners Annual
For Grade 1 and 7 learners, Td immunization
shall be given regardless of immunization Numerator 2: (to be
status. Number of Grade 7 learners given Td included in
the
 Denominator 2: submission of
Number of enrolled Grade 7 learners the 4th
quarter report)
Multiplier: 100
12. Proportion of Grade 1 and Refers to the number of Grade 1 and Grade 7 Numerator 1: 95% Masterlist of Grade 1 and P/CHO to
Grade 7 learners given one learners who received one dose of Measles Number of Grade 1 learners given MR Grade 7 Learners DOH-CHD:
dose of Measles Rubella (MR) Rubella (MR) vaccine Annual
vaccine Denominator 1:
For Grade 1 and 7 learners, MR Number of eligible Grade 1 learners (to be
Disaggregation: immunization shall be given regardless of enrolled included in
By sex immunization status. the
Numerator 2: submission of
Number of Grade 7 learners given MR the 4th
quarter report)
Denominator 2:
Number of eligible Grade 7 learners
enrolled

Multiplier: 100
Nutrition Services for Infants and Children
13. Proportion of newborns who Refers to the number of newborns who were Numerator: Reconciled LCR and Part P/CHO to
were initiated on breastfeeding initiated on breastfeeding immediately after birth Number of newborns who were initiated on 1. TCL for Immunization and DOH-CHD:
immediately lasting for at least 90 minutes among the total breastfeeding immediately after birth lasting for Nutrition Services for Quarterly
after birth lasting for at least number of live births in the population. at least 90 minutes Infants age 0-11 months old and
90 minutes Children age 12 months old
Breastfeeding initiation refers to the 4-time Denominator:
Disaggregation: bound interventions that consist of immediate Total No. of Live births
By sex and thorough drying, early skin-to- skin
contact, properly timed cord clamping and Multiplier: 100
cutting, and
non-separation of the newborn from the mother
14. Proportion of infants born Refers to the number of low birth weight Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
preterm or with low birth (LBW) and/or preterm infants whose weight at No. of preterm infants and/or infants with low and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
weight given iron birth is less than 2.5 kilograms and was given birth weight (less than 2500 grams) given Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
supplements iron supplementation starting at 1 month and iron supplement starting 1 month until 3 and Children age 12 months old
completed at 3 months old regardless of the months
Disaggregation: source.
By sex Denominator:
Dosage: 0.3 ml once a day to start at one (1) Total No. of live births with low birth
month of age until three (3) months. weight
(taken from Maternal Care TCL)
Preparation: 15 mg elemental iron/0.6 ml.
Multiplier: 100
15. Proportion of infants Refers to the number of infants 5 months and 29 Numerator: At least 50% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
exclusively breastfed until 5 days old who have been exclusively breastfed Total no. of infants age infants age 5 months and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
months and 29 days from birth up 5 months and 29 days old among and 29 days old who have been exclusively Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly

Disaggregation:
By sex
Source of revision: DM 2021-0035
16. Proportion of infants who
continued breastfeeding and
were introduced to
complementary feeding
beginning at 6 months of age
Disaggregation:
By sex
17. Proportion of infants / children
who completed Vitamin A
supplementation
Disaggregation:
By sex
18. Proportion of infants 6-11
months old and children 12-23
months old who completed
Micronutrient Powder (MNP)
supplementation
Disaggregation:
By sex
the total estimated number of infant with the breastfed from birth until 5 months and 29 and Children age 12 months old
same age in the population. days old of age
Exclusive breastfeeding means no other food Denominator:
(including water) other than breast milk. Drops Estimated number of 6 months old population
of prescribed vitamins and medications with
indication given with breast feeding is still Multiplier: 100
“exclusively breastfed” during sickness, low
birth weight or anemia.
Refers to the number of infants who continued Numerator: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
breastfeeding and were introduced to No. of infants who continued breastfeeding and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
complementary feeding beginning at 6 months and were introduced to complementary Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
of age among the total estimated number of feeding beginning at 6 months of age and Children age 12 months old
infants in the population.
Denominator:
Complementary foods: Based on the infant and Estimated number of 6-11 months old
young child feeding (IYCF) guidelines population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of Infants/children who Numerator 1: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
completed Vitamin A supplementation among No. of Infant 6-11 months old who completed and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
the total estimated number of infants/children in 1 dose of Vitamin A supplementation Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
the population. and Children age 12 months old
Denominator 1:
Recommended Dosage: Estimated number of 6-11 months old Part 2. TCL for Nutrition and
6-11 months old - 1 dose of 100,000 I.U. One population Deworming Services for
capsule is given at 6 months or any time before Children Age 12-59 Months Old
reaching 12 months. Numerator 2:
Total no. of children with ages 12-59 months
Children between 12-59 months old given two old who completed 2 doses Vitamin A
doses of 1 capsule of Vitamin A 200,000 Supplementation
international units/capsule with 6 months interval
in a given year. Denominator 2:
Estimated number of 12-59 months old
population
Multiplier 1,2: 100
Refers to the number of infants 6- 11 months Numerator 1: 95% Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
old and children 12-23 months old who No. of infants 6-11 months old who and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
completed micronutrient powder (MNP) completed MNP supplementation Infants age 0-11 months old Quarterly
supplementation among the total estimated and Children age 12 months old
number of infants and children in the Denominator 1:
population. Estimated number of 6-11 months old Part 2. TCL for Nutrition and
population Deworming Services for
Micronutrient Powder (MNP) refers to premix Children Age 12-59 Months Old
vitamins and minerals in powder form Numerator 2:
 For children 6-11 months old: A total of 90 No. of children 12-23 months old who
sachets over a period of 6 months completed MNP supplementation

For children 12-23 months old: A total of 90 Denominator 2:

sachets every 6 months for a total of 180 Estimated number of 12-23 months old
sachets population
in a year
Multiplier: 100
19. Proportion of 0-59 months old Stunted children refers to number of children Numerator 1: To reduce the Part 1. TCL for Immunization P/CHO to
who are aged 0-59 months old whose length/height for No. of infants and children 0- 59 months old number of and Nutrition Services for DOH-CHD:
 Stunted age are less than 2 standard deviation (less who are stunted stunted Infants age 0-11 months old and Annual
 Wasted-MAM than minus 2 SD) from the median children 0-59 Children age 12 months old
length/height for age of the WHO Child Numerator 2A: mos. old by:
 Wasted-SAM
Growth Standard. No. of infants and children 0- 59 months old Part 2. TCL for Nutrition and
 Overweight/ Obese
who have moderate acute malnutrition 2019: 26.7% Deworming Services for
 Normal Children Age 12-59 Months Old
Wasted children refers to number of children (MAM)
aged 0-59 months old whose weight for 2022: 21.4%
Disaggregation:
length/height for age are less than 2 standard
By sex
deviations (less than minus 2 SD) from the Numerator 2B:
median weight for length/height of the WHO No. of infants and children 0- 59 months old
Child Growth Standard. who have severe acute malnutrition (SAM)

This shall include infants and children with Numerator 3:

moderate and severe acute malnutrition, MAM No. of infants and children 0- 59 months old
and SAM, respectively. who are overweight/obese

Acute Malnutrition (or Wasting and/or Numerator 4:

edema) – occurs when an individual suffers
from current, severe nutritional restrictions, a
recent bout of illness, inappropriate childcare
practices or their combination resulting to
sudden weight loss or the development of
bilateral pitting edema. This can be reversed
with appropriate treatment.
No. of infants and children 0- 59 months old
who have normal weight for length/height for
age measurement
Denominator 1, 2, 3 and 4:
Estimated number of 0-59 months old
population

Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) or Multiplier: 100

Wasting – Low weight-for-length/height for
age defined as between 2 and 3 SD below
the median (<-2 and
≥-3 SD) of the WHO growth standards or a
MUAC measurement of <125mm and
≥115mm (<12.5cm and
≥11.5cm).

Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) or

Severe Wasting – Very low weight-for-
 length/height for age defined as less than
3 standard deviations below the median
(<-3SD) of the WHO growth standards,
characterized by visible severe wasting,
or by the presence of bipedal pitting
edema (WHO), or a Mid-Upper Arm
Circumference (MUAC) measurement of
<115 millimeters (<11.5cm).

Overweight/Obese children refers to number

of children aged 0-59 months old whose weight
for length/height for age are more than plus two
standard deviation (>+2 SD) from the median
weight for length/height of the WHO Child
Growth Standard.

Normal - refers to number of children aged 0-

59 months old whose weight for length/height
for age are within 2 SD
(Reference: A.O. No. 2015-0055)
20. Proportion of MAM Children a. Refers to the proportion of Numerator: a. >90% TCL- Part 3Sick Children P/CHO to
age 0-59 months old MAM or moderately wasted children 0-59 a. No. of MAM children 0-59 months b. >75% DOH-CHD:
months enrolled in Supplementary Feeding enrolled in SFP c. <15% Quarterly
a. Admitted in SFP Program d. <3%
b. Cured Denominator:
c. Defaulted b. Refers to the proportion of MAM or a. Total no. of MAM children 0-59
d. Died moderately wasted children 0-59 months months identified
cured in Supplementary Feeding Program
Numerator:
c. Refers to the proportion of MAM or b. No. of MAM children 0-59 months
moderately wasted children 0-59 months cured in SFP
defaulted in Supplementary Feeding Program c. No. of MAM children 0-59 months
defaulted in SFP
d. Refers to the proportion of MAM or d. No. of MAM children 0-59 months
moderately wasted children 0-59 months died died in SFP
in Supplementary Feeding Program
Denominator (b-d):
b. Total no. of MAM children 0-59
months discharged in SFP

Multiplier: 100
21. Proportion of SAM children Refers to the proportion of SAM or Numerator: 100% TCL- Part 3Sick Children P/CHO to
without complication age 0-59 months severely wasted without complication children 0- a. No. of SAM children 0-59 months DOH-CHD:
old 59 months admitted to Out- Patient Therapeutic without complication admitted in OTC Quarterly
Center (OTC) Denominator:
a. Admitted in OTC a. Total no. of SAM children 0-59
 b. Cured months identified in ITC
c. Defaulted
Numerator:
b. No. of SAM children 0-59 months
without complication cured in OTC
c. No. of SAM children 0-59 months
without complication defaulted in OTC
d. No. of SAM children 0-59 months
without complication died in OTC

Denominator (b-d):
b. Total no. of SAM children 0-59
months discharged in OTC

Multiplier: 100
Deworming Services for Children and Adolescents
22. Proportion of Children/ Refers to the number of children ages 1-4 years Numerator 1: 95% Part 2. TCL for Nutrition and P/CHO to
Adolescents who completed old / 5-9 years old / 10-19 years old given 1 No. of children 1-4 years old given 2 doses Deworming Services for DOH-CHD:
2 doses of de- worming tablet deworming tablet twice a year with 6 months of deworming drugs Children Age 12-59 Months Quarterly
interval among the total estimated children in Old
a. Pre-school Aged children
the population. Denominator 1:
(PSAC): 1-4 years old or 12-
59 mos. Estimated number of 1-4 years old population Part 3. TCL for Deworming
Completed 2 doses of deworming tablet within the Services for Children Age 5-9
b. School-Aged Children
(SAC): 5-9 same school year Numerator 2: Years Old
years old No. of children 5-9 years old given 2 doses
c. Adolescents: 10-19 years old of deworming drugs
Part 4. TCL for Deworming
Disaggregation: Services for Adolescents Age
By sex Denominator 2: 10-19
Eligible Population 5-9 years old Years Old

Numerator 3:
No. of adolescents 10-19 years old given 2
doses of deworming drugs

Denominator 3:
Estimated number of 10-19 years old
population

Multiplier: 100

Management of Sick Infants and Children

23. Proportion of high risk infants Refers to the number of high risk infants and Numerator 1: 100% Part 5. TCL for Sick Children P/CHO to
and children with measles children with measles and/or persistent Number of sick infants 6-11 months old who DOH-CHD:
and/or persistent diarrhea who diarrhea who received Vitamin A capsule received Vitamin A capsule aside from Quarterly
aside from routine supplementation among the routine supplementation
 received Vitamin A capsule
aside from routine
supplementation
Disaggregation:
By sex
24. Proportion of diarrhea cases 0-
59 months old who received
oral rehydration salt solution
(ORS) and ORS with zinc
drops/syrup
Disaggregation:
By sex
25. Proportion of pneumonia cases
among 0-59 months old who
received treatment
Disaggregation:
By sex
total number of sick infants/ children seen.
Vitamin A dose for 6-11 months- old sick Denominator 1:
infants: 100,000 IU Total Number of sick infants 6-11 months
old seen
Vitamin A dose for 12-59 month- old sick
children: 200,000 IU Numerator 2:
(1 capsule) Number of sick children 12- 59 months old
who received Vitamin A capsule aside from
Conditions: routine supplementation
a. measles
b. persistent diarrhea Denominator 2:
Number of sick children 12- 59 months old
Persistent diarrhea: diarrhea of 14 days or seen
more.
Multiplier 1,2: 100
Note: If the child has had a dose of Vitamin A
within the past month or is on RUTF for
treatment of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM),
DO NOT GIVE VITAMIN A.
Refers to the number of children 0- 59 months Numerator 1: 100% Part 5. TCL for Sick Children P/CHO to
old with diarrhea who received oral rehydration No. of diarrhea cases 0-59 months old who DOH-CHD:
salt solution (ORS) and ORS with zinc received oral rehydration salt solution (ORS) Quarterly
drops/syrup among the total number of 0-59
months old infants and children seen with acute Numerator 2:
diarrhea (gastroenteritis). No. of diarrhea cases 0-59 months old who
received oral rehydration salt solution (ORS)
Dosage for children less than 6 months: 10 with zinc drops/syrup
mg elemental Zn/day
Denominator:
Dosage for children more than 6 months: 20 No. of acute diarrhea cases 0-59 months old
mg elemental Zinc/day x 10-14 days. seen
Note: The term “oral rehydration therapy” Multiplier: 100
(ORT), that was used or has appeared before in
older documents, refers to increase in fluid intake
and continuous feeding. This encompasses as well
the administration of ORS, oral zinc, in addition
to the continuation of breastfeeding, and/or
provision of complementary feeding for infants 6
months and above during the period of illness
Refers to the number of children 0- 59 months old Numerator: 100% Part 5. TCL for Sick Children P/CHO to
who received antibiotic treatment among the total No. of pneumonia cases 0- 59 months old DOH-CHD:
number of 0-59 months pneumonia cases seen who received treatment Quarterly
Denominator:
No. of pneumonia cases 0- 59 months old
 seen

Multiplier: 100

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Prenatal Care

1. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of women who gave Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
who gave birth with at least 4 birth with at least 4 prenatal check-ups Number of women 10-14 years old who Services DOH-CHD:
prenatal check-ups (availed as follows among the total estimated gave birth with at least 4 prenatal check-ups Monthly and
numberof pregnant women in the population): Quarterly
Disaggregation: Numerator 2:
 By age group 1st tri = up to 12 weeks and 6 days AOG Number of women 15-19 years old who
- 10-14 years old (at least 1 check-up) gave birth with at least 4 prenatal check-ups
- 15-19 years old 2nd tri = 13-27 weeks and 6 days AOG (at least
- 20-49 years old 1 check-up) Numerator 3:
3rd tri = 28 weeks AOG and more (at least 2 Number of women 20-49 years old who
Source of revision: DM 2021-0035 check-ups) gave birth with at least 4 prenatal check-ups
DM 2021-0527
Include clients given care by private facilities Denominator 1,2,3:
with the followingconditions: Total Deliveries during the year
 Existing reporting system
 Intervention provided to private facilities Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
Reporting forms submitted to public facilities
2. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women seen Numerator 1: Less than TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
according to their nutritional during the first trimester whose body mass Number of pregnant women seen in the first 30% Services DOH-CHD:
status index were measured and classified as normal trimester who have normalBMI Quarterly
or nutritionally-at-risk based on BMI. a. 10-14 years old
Disaggregation: b. 15-19 years old
 By age group Normal BMI cut-off: between 18.5-22.9 kg/m2 c. 20-49 years old
- 10-14 years old Numerator 2: Maximum
- 15-19 years old Number of pregnant women seen in the first threshold for
Nutritionally-at-risk – are those with low low and high
- 20-49 years old and high BMI: trimester who have low BMI
a. 10-14 years old BMI: Less
b. 15-19 years old than 5%
Low: BMI less than 18.5 kg/m2 High: BMI
23.0 and above kg/m2(overweight/obese) c. 20-49 years old
(Asia PacificStandard) Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women seen in the
first trimester who have highBMI
BMI = [Wt(kg) ÷ Ht(cm) ÷ Ht(cm)]x 10,000
a. 10-14 years old
b. 15-19 years old
c. 20-49 years old

Denominator 1,2,3:
 Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

3. Proportion of women pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
for the first time given at least 2 given at least 2 doses of Tetanus diphtheria Number of 10-14 years old pregnant women Services DOH-CHD:
doses of Tetanus diphtheria (Td) (Td) vaccination on their first pregnancy for the first time given at least 2 doses of Td Quarterly
vaccination among the total estimated number of pregnant vaccination
women in the population
Disaggregation: Numerator 2:
 By age group Note: Include pregnant women given complete Number of 15-19 years old pregnant women
- 10-14 years old routine dose of DPT-HiB-HepB 1,2,3 or DPT for the first time given at least 2 doses of Td
- 15-19 years old 1,2,3 vaccination
- 20-49 years old OR given booster dose of Td1 and Td2 in the
numerator. In the event that the pregnant woman Numerator 3:
could not as certain doses received, the pregnant Number of 20-49 years old pregnant women
woman should still receive at least 2 doses of Td. for the first time given at least 2 doses of Td
vaccination

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

4. Proportion of women pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant women who
for the 2nd or more times given at had at least 2 doses of Tetanus diphtheria (Td)
least 3 doses of Td vaccination on their first pregnancy and given one dose
(Td2 Plus) more of Td vaccination on their succeeding
pregnancies among the total estimated number
Disaggregation: of pregnant women in the population
 By age group
- 10-14 years old Note: include 3rd dose Tdimmunization
- 15-19 years old following the standard interval
- 20-49 years old OR
1 Td immunization every pregnancy after the
first pregnancy provided that the pregnant
woman received 2 doses of Td immunization
during the first pregnancy.
Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
Number of 10-14 years old pregnant women Services DOH-CHD:
for the 2ndor more times given at least 3 doses Quarterly
of Td vaccination (Td2 Plus)
Numerator 2:
Number of 15-19 years old pregnant women
for the 2ndor more times given at least 3 doses
of Td vaccination (Td2 Plus)
Numerator 3:
Number of 20-49 years old pregnant women
for the 2ndor more times given at least 3 doses
of Td vaccination (Td2 Plus)

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

5. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women who Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
 who completed the dose of iron have taken complete iron tablet with folic acid Number of pregnant women 10-14 years old Services DOH-CHD:
with folic acid supplementation supplementation among the total estimated who completed the dose of iron with folic Quarterly
number of pregnant women in the population. acid supplementation
Disaggregation:
 By age group Complete iron tablet with folic acid Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old supplementation refers to 60 mg of Number of pregnant women 15-19 years old
- 15-19 years old elemental iron with 400 mcg Folic acid, once who completed the dose of iron with folic
- 20-49 years old a day for 6 months or 180 tablets for the acid supplementation
entire pregnancy period.
 Regardless of where the supplement was Numerator 3:
sourced from. Number of pregnant women 20-49 years old
 Iron tablet should be taken as soon as who completed the dose of iron with folic
pregnancy is confirmed acid supplementation
 If the pregnant woman did not take full
course of 180 tablets, she is not counted Denominator 1,2,3:
 Include in the report pregnant women who Estimated number of under 1 year old
bought their own iron with folic acid population
supplements but need to validate and dosage
should meet DOH’s standard. Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
6. Proportion of pregnant women who Refers to the number of pregnant women who Numerator 1: 30% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
completed doses of calcium have taken complete doses of calcium No. of pregnant women 10-14 years old who Services DOH-CHD:
carbonate supplementation carbonate starting at 20th week until delivery completed doses of calcium carbonate Quarterly
among the total estimated number of pregnant supplementation
women in the population
Disaggregation:
 By age group Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old Dosage: 1.25g tablet with 500 mg elemental No. of pregnant women 15-
- 15-19 years old calcium, 1 tab 3x times a day starting at 20th 19 years old who completed doses of calcium
- 20-49 years old week until delivery carbonate supplementation

Source: Include whether DOH- supplied, Numerator 3:

LGU procured or out of pocket
Note: To be given starting 2nd trimester. If
pregnant women failed to visit the health
facility at 2nd trimester, calcium carbonate
may still be given in the third trimester.
No. of pregnant women 20-49 years old who
completed doses of calciumcarbonate
supplementation
Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

7. Proportion of pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant women given Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
women given iodine capsules iodine capsules among the total number of No. of pregnant women 10-14 years old Services DOH-CHD:
estimated pregnant women in the population given iodine capsules supplementation Quarterly
Disaggregation:
 By age group Dosage: Iodized oil fluid oral 500 mg equivalent Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old to 200 mg elemental iodine, 2 capsules, single No. of pregnant women 15-19 years old
 - 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old
8. Proportion of pregnant women
given one dose of deworming
tablet
Disaggregation:
 By age group
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old
9. Proportion of pregnant
women screened for syphilis
Disaggregation:
 By age group
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old
dose (preferably given during the 1st trimester) given iodine capsules supplementation
Numerator 3:
No. of pregnant women 20-49 years old
given iodine capsules supplementation
Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population
Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
given one dose of deworming tablet preferably Number of pregnant women 10-14 years old Services DOH-CHD:
Quarterly
during the 2nd or 3rd trimester among the total given one dose of deworming tablet
number of estimated pregnant women in the
population. Numerator 2:
Number of pregnant women 15-19 years
Dosage: 1 deworming tablet oldgiven one dose of deworming tablet
Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49 years
oldgiven one dose of deworming tablet
Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population
Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
screened for syphilis among the total number of Number of pregnant women 10-14 years Services DOH-CHD:
estimated pregnant women in the population. old screened for syphilis Quarterly
Numerator 2:
Number of pregnant women 15-19 years
old screened for syphilis
Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49 years
oldscreened for syphilis
Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population
Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
10. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women found Numerator 1: No Target TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
tested positive forsyphilis positive with syphilisamong the total number of Number of pregnant women 10-14 years old Services DOH-CHD:
pregnant women screened tested positive with syphilis Quarterly
Disaggregation:
 By age group Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old Number of pregnant women 15-19 years old
- 15-19 years old tested positive with syphilis
- 20-49 years old
Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49 years old
tested positive with syphilis

Denominator 1,2,3: Total number of

pregnantwomen screened for syphilis

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

11. Proportion of pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant screened for Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
women screened for Hepatitis Hepatitis B surface antigen among the total Number of pregnant women 10-14 years Services DOH-CHD:
B number of estimated pregnant women in the old screened for Hepatitis B Quarterly
population
Disaggregation: Numerator 2:
 By age group Number of pregnant women 15-19 years
- 10-14 years old old screened for Hepatitis B
- 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49 years old
screened for Hepatitis B

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

12. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women found Numerator 1: No Target TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
tested positive for Hepatitis B positive with Hepatitis B among the total number Number of pregnant women 10-14 years Services DOH-CHD:
of pregnant women screened for Hepatitis B old tested positive for HepatitisB Quarterly
Disaggregation:
 By age group Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old Number of pregnant women 15-19 years
- 15-19 years old old tested positive for HepatitisB
- 20-49 years old
Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49 years
old tested positive for HepatitisB
 Denominator 1,2,3: Total number of
pregnant woman screened for Hepatitis B

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

13. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: Number of pregnant women 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
screened for HIV screened for HIV among total number of 10-14 years screened for HIV Services DOH-CHD:
pregnant women in the population Numerator 2: Quarterly
Number of pregnant women 15-19
Disaggregation:
years old screened for HIV
 By age group
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49
- 20-49 years old
years old screened for HIV

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

14. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women tested Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
tested for complete blood count for CBC or Hgb&Hct count preferably Number of pregnant women 10-14 years Services DOH-CHD:
(CBC) or Hemoglobin (Hgb) & done/administered during the first trimester old tested for CBC or Hgb&Hct count Quarterly
Hematocrit (Hct) count among the estimated total number of pregnant
women in the population Numerator 2:
Disaggregation: Number of pregnant women 15-19 years
 By age group old tested for CBC or Hgb&Hct count
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old Numerator 3:
- 20-49 years old Number of pregnant women 20-49 years
old tested for CBC or Hgb&Hct count

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

15. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: No Target TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
tested for complete blood count diagnosed with anemia among those pregnant Number of pregnant women 10-14 Services DOH-CHD:
or Hgb&Hct count diagnosed women tested for complete blood count or years old diagnosed with anemia Quarterly
with anemia Hgb&Hct count.
 Diagnosis should be done by a physician Numerator 2:
Disaggregation:  Management and treatment after diagnosis Number of pregnant women 15-19
 By age group (referral logbookin and out) years old diagnosed with anemia
- 10-14 years old Include clinical reference/treatment card,
- 15-19 years old
BEmONC manual) Numerator 3:
 - 20-49 years old Number of pregnant women 20-49
years old diagnosed with anemia

Denominator 1,2,3: Number of pregnant

women tested for CBC orHgb&Hct count

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

16. Proportion of pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: 95% TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
women screened for screened for gestational diabetes using any of the Number of pregnant women 10-14 Services DOH-CHD:
gestational diabetes following among the estimated total numberof years old screened for gestational diabetes Quarterly
pregnant women in the population:
Disaggregation:  GCT (minimum) Numerator 2:
 By age group  Oral Glucose Tolerance Test(OGTT) (2x) Number of pregnant women 15-19 years old
- 10-14 years old Screened for gestational diabetes means any screened for gestational diabetes
- 15-19 years old
screening method for gestational diabetes
- 20-49 years old prescribed by physician. Numerator 3:
Number of pregnant women 20-49
years old screened for gestational diabetes

Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

17. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 1: No Target TCL for Maternal Care and P/CHO to
tested positive for gestational tested positive for gestational diabetes among Number of pregnant women 10-14 years old Services DOH-CHD:
diabetes pregnant women screened for gestational tested positive for gestational diabetes Quarterly
diabetes
Disaggregation: Numerator 2:
 By age group Diagnosis should be done by a physician Number of pregnant women 15-19 years old
- 10-14 years old tested positive for gestational diabetes
- 15-19 years old Diagnosis of GDM:
- 20-49 years old 2hrs (postprandial) Oral GlucoseTolerance Test Numerator 3:
≥ 200mg/dl (11.1mmol/L) Number of pregnant women 20-49 years old
tested positive for gestational diabetes

Denominator 1,2,3:
Number of pregnant women screened for
gestational diabetes

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Intrapartum Care and Delivery Outcome
18. Total number of deliveries
Disaggregation:
 By age group
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old
19. Proportion of live births by
birth weight
Disaggregation:
 By birth weight of newborn
- Low birth weight
- Normal birth weight
- Unknown birth weight
20. Proportion of deliveries attended
Refers to the total number of women who Sum of all deliveries based on actual count N/A ReconciledTCL and LCR P/CHO to
delivered a live baby or stillbirth/fetal death at (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
a given period. ensure all are captured and Monthly and
avoid duplication of reporting) Quarterly
Note:
Complete delivery refers to the delivery of the
newborn/fetus (whether dead or alive) up to
the complete expulsion of the placenta from the
mother’s womb.
 Multiple births by a woman iscounted as
1 delivery
 Deliveries by caesarian section and
assisted vaginal delivery are included in
this count.
 Abortion/miscarriage is not included in
the counts of deliveries
Deliveries should be reported by place of
occurrence.
Refers to the number of babies born alive Numerator 1: ReconciledTCL and LCR P/CHO to
(newborns) who weigh 2500 grams and greater, No. of live births with normal birth weight (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
less than 2500 grams and with unknown weight (> 2500 grams) ensure all are captured and Monthly
among total live births. avoid duplication of reporting)
Numerator 2:
No. of live births with low birth weight
Birth weight is the first weight of the infant
obtained after birth. For live births, birth weight Numerator 3:
should preferably be measured before significant No. of live births with unknown birth weight
postnatal weight loss has occurred.
Normal birth weight: live births with weights Denominator 1, 2 and 3:
equal to or greater than 2500 grams. Total No. of live births
Low birth weight: live births with weights less Multiplier 1,2,3: 100 Low birth
than 2500 grams weight :
15.00% by
Unknown birth weight: live births whose 2022
weights at birth are not known.
Live births should be reported by place of
occurrence.
Note: The sum of NBW, LBW and UBW should
be equal to the total number of live births
Refers to the number of deliveriesattended by Numerator 1: 90% (NOH ReconciledTCL and LCR P/CHO to
 by skilled health professionals skilled health professionals among the total Number of deliveries of women attended by 2016) (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
number of deliveries physicians ensure all are captured and Monthly and
Disaggregation: avoid duplicationof reporting) Quarterly
 By skilled health Skilled health professionals: Sometimes Numerator 2:
professionals referred to as skilled attendants. These are Number of deliveries of women attended by
- physicians licensed midwives, doctors or nurses who have nurses
- nurses been educated and trained to proficiency in the
- midwives skills needed to manage normal and complicated Numerator 3:
pregnancies, childbirth and the immediate Number of deliveries of women attended by
postnatal period, and in the identification, midwives
management and referral of complications in
womenand newborns. Denominator 1,2,3:
Total no. of deliveries
This definition excludes traditional
birth attendantswhether trained or Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
not.

Deliveries should be reported by place of

21. Proportion of facility based
deliveries
Disaggregation:
 By ownership of facility
- public health facility
- private health facility
occurrence.
Refers to the number of deliveriesin health Numerator 1: 90% ReconciledTCL and LCR P/CHO to
facilities among the totalnumber of deliveries Number of deliveries in public health (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
facility ensure all are captured and Monthly and
Facility-Based Delivery: refers todeliveries in avoid duplicationof reporting) Quarterly
clinics, BHS, RHUs, lying-ins, birthing clinics, Numerator 2:
hospitals, DOH-licensed ambulance (AO 2010- Number of deliveries in private health
0003 & AO 2016-0029) facility

Note: Denominator 1, 2:
1. birth in the emergency transport (e.g. Total no. of deliveries
jeepney, tricycle, taxis, vehicles labeled as
ambulance but is ill-equipped, no Multiplier 1, 2: 100
emergency drugs and no trained staff) is
not considered a facility based delivery

2. FBD should never be more the SHP

Deliveries should be reported by place of

occurrence.
22. Proportion of deliveries by Refers to the number of deliveriesby type Numerator 1: ReconciledTCL and LCR P/CHO to
type(vaginal or cesarean (vaginal and caesarian section) among total No. of vaginal deliveriesamong women (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
section) number of deliveries. a. 10-14 years old ensure all are captured and Quarterly
b. 15-19 years old avoid duplicationof reporting)
Disaggregation: Vaginal: refers to deliveries by normal c. 20-49 years old
 By age group
spontaneous delivery (NSD) and assisted vaginal
- 10-14 years old Numerator 2:
deliveries such as vacuum and forceps
- 15-19 years old
 - 20-49 years old No. of deliveries via caesarian section among
Cesarean Section: refers to deliveries by women
caesarian section a. 10-14 years old
b. 15-19 years old
Deliveries should be reported by place of c. 20-49 years old
occurrence.
Denominator 1,2:
Note: Total vaginal and cesarean section Total no. of deliveries
deliveries should be equal to the total number of
deliveries Multiplier 1,2: 100
23. Proportion of pregnancy Refers to the number of pregnancy by outcome A. Reconciled TCL and LCR P/CHO to
outcome among the total number of deliveries Numerator 1: (check both TCL and LCR to DOH-CHD:
Number of full-term birthsamong women ensure all are captured and Quarterly
Disaggregation: Full Term Birth. The complete expulsion or a. 10-14 years old avoid duplication of reporting)
 By age group extraction of a live fetus from the mother’s b. 15-19 years old
- 10-14 years old womb, with 37-42 weeks age of gestation and c. 20-49 years old
- 15-19 years old shows evidence of life such as voluntary
- 20-49 years old
movement, heartbeat, pulsation of the umbilical Numerator 2:
cord, for however brief a time and whether or Number of pre-term birthamong women
not the umbilical cord or placenta is intact. a. 10-14 years old
b. 15-19 years old
Pre-Term Birth. The complete expulsion or c. 20-49 years old
extraction of a live fetus from the mother’s
womb, with 22-36 weeks age of gestation and Numerator 3:
shows evidence of life such as voluntary Number of fetal deathsamong women
movement, heartbeat, pulsation of the umbilical a. 10-14 years old
cord, for however brief a time and whether or b. 15-19 years old
not the umbilical cord or placenta is intact. c. 20-49 years old
Fetal Death. Also known as “stillbirth,” is the
death of a fetus inutero that has reached a Denominator:
weight of 500 grams, or if weight is Total no. of deliveries
unavailable, gestational age of 22 weeks and
above or crown- to-heel length of ≥25 Multiplier: 100
centimeters. The death is evidenced by the Note: The of full-term birth, Pre-term birth and
absence of any sign of life upon extraction from fetal death should be equal to the total number
the mother’s womb. of deliveries
Abortion/Miscarriage. Termination of B. Counts Only: Number of
pregnancy before the fetus becomes viable abortionsamong women
(before the 20th week of pregnancy). a. 10-14 years old
Also includes abortus whose weight is < 500 b. 15-19 years old
grams regardless of AOG. 20-49 years old
Postpartum and Newborn Care
24. Proportion of post-partum women Refers to the number of post- partum (PP) Numerator 1: 95% TCL for MaternalCare and P/CHO to
together with their newborn who women together with their newborn who Number of post- Services DOH-CHD:
 completed at least 2 postpartum completed at least 2 check-ups among the partum women 10-14 years old together with Monthly and
check-ups. estimated total number of deliveries their newborn who completed at least 2 Quarterly
postpartum check- ups
Disaggregation: 2 Postpartum check-ups refers to check-ups
 By age group provided by the midwife/nurse/MHO to the Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old mother together with their newborn within1 Number of post-
- 15-19 years old week after delivery partum women 15-19 years old together with
- 20-49 years old their newborn who completed at least 2
Note: Postpartum women who had stillbirth postpartum check- ups
should also have 2 postpartum check-ups
First check-up should be within 24 hours after Numerator 3:
delivery or before the mother is discharged from Number of post-
the birthing facility. Delivery in the health partum women 20-49 years old together with
facility considered as first check-up. their newborn who completed at least 2
postpartum check- ups
Second check-up is provided by the
midwife/nurse/MHO to the mother together Denominator 1,2,3:
with their newborn within 7 days after Total Deliveries during the year
Delivery
Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
25. Proportion of post-partum women Refers to the number of post- partum women Numerator 1: 95% TCL for MaternalCare and P/CHO to
who completed iron with folic who completed iron with folic acid Number of postpartum women 10-14 years Services DOH-CHD:
acid supplementation supplementation among the estimated total old who completed iron with folic acid Monthly and
number of PP women in the population supplementation Quarterly
Disaggregation:
 By age group Complete Iron with Folic Acid Numerator 2:
- 10-14 years old Supplementation refers to 60 mg of Iron with Number of postpartum women 15-19 years
- 15-19 years old 400 mcg Folic acid once a day for 3 months or a old who completed iron with folic acid
- 20-49 years old total of 90 tablets. If postpartum mother did not supplementation
take full course of 90 tablets, she will not be
reported. Numerator 3:
Number of postpartum women 20-49 years old
Note: who completed iron with folic acid
 Regardless of where the supplement was supplementation
sourced from.
 If the postpartum woman did not take full Denominator 1,2,3:
course of 90 tablets, she is not counted Estimated number of under 1 year old
 Include in the report postpartumwomen who population
bought their own iron with folic acid
supplements but need to validate and dosage Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
should meet DOH’s standard.
26. Proportion of post-partum Refers to the number of post-partum women Numerator 1: Number of PP women 10-14 85% TCL for MaternalCare and P/CHO to
women with Vitamin A with Vitamin A supplementation among the years old with Vitamin A supplementation Services DOH-CHD:
supplementation estimated total number of postpartum women Monthly and
in the population Numerator 2: Number of PP women 15-19 Quarterly
 Disaggregation:
 By age group
- 10-14 years old
- 15-19 years old
- 20-49 years old
Vitamin A supplementation Refers to
200,000 I.U. of Vitamin A capsule given to
postpartum women within 1 month after
delivery
years old with Vitamin A supplementation
Numerator 3: Number of PP women 20-49
years old with Vitamin A supplementation
Denominator 1,2,3:
Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier 1,2,3: 100

Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data Frequency of

Reporting
Family Planning
1. Proportion of Women of Couples and individuals with unmet need are A. 2022: 0 per Master List of P/CHO to
Reproductive Age (WRA: 15- those who are fecund and sexually active, and Total No. of adolescent women 10-14 years Executive Adolescents and WRA for FP DOH-CHD:
49 y/o) with Unmet Need for report not wanting any more children or wanting old with unmet need (UN) for modern FP Order No. 12 Services (Column 12) Quarterly
modern FP (MFP) to delay the next pregnancy but are not using any (counts only)
modern method of contraception. TCL for FP Services
Disaggregation: B.
 By age group This also includes couples and individuals who Numerator:
- 10-14 y/o expressed their desire to shift from the Total No. of WRA 15- 49 years old with
- 15-19 y/o traditional method to modern FP. unmet need (UN) for modern FP
- 20-49 y/o
The total number of individuals identified with Denominator:
Source of revision: DM 2022-0089 unmet need may increase or decrease depending Estimated no. of WRA
on the thoroughness of the household profiling
(and its regular updating) and/or if individuals
Multiplier: 100
previously identified with unmet need have
accepted any modern FP methods and thus, will
be “dropped off” from the Master List and
counted as new or other acceptors for the
month/quarter/year.

Moreover, individuals previously identified with

unmet need can also be “delisted” once they
were found to be any of the following upon
follow-up/revisit:

a) Previously reported with unmet need but

remains undecided or with no intention to use
modern FP methods;
b) Those who turned 50 years old and above;
c) Those who became infecund;
d) Those whose reproductive health intention
 changed (eg. wanted to get pregnant);
e) Those who passed away (deceased); and
f) Those who transferred residency
2. Proportion of Women of Refers to the Women of Reproductive Age A. TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
2022: 30% DOH-CHD:
Reproductive Age (WRA: 15- 15-49 years old who are using or whose No. of adolescent women 10-14 years old
49 y/o) using any modern FP Monthly
partner is using any modern FP method at a who are using or whose partner is using a
method / Modern Contraceptive given point in time. modern FP method at a given point in time
Prevalence Rate (mCPR) (counts only)
Modern FP Methods include the following:
Disaggregation: B.
1. Bilateral Tubal Ligation (BTL) Numerator:
 By age group 2. No-Scalpel Vasectomy (NSV)
- 10-14 y/o No. of WRA 15-49 years old who are using or
3. Condom whose partner is using a modern FP method at
- 15-19 y/o 4. Intra-Uterine Device (IUD) a given point in time
- 20-49 y/o 4.1. IUD-Interval
4.2. IUD-Postpartum Denominator:
5. Oral pills Estimated number of WRA
5.1. Progestin-Only Pill (POP)
5.2. Combined Oral Contraceptive
(COC) Pill Multiplier: 100
6. Injectables
7. Implants
8. NFP Methods
8.1 Cervical Mucus Method (CMM)
8.2 Basal Body Temperature (BBT)
8.3 Symptothermal Method(STM)
8.4 Standard Days Method (SDM)
8.5 Lactational AmenorrheaMethod
(LAM)
3. No. of New Acceptor New Acceptor (NA) refers to the following: Sum of all WRA who are new acceptors of N/A TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
Client using a modern FP method for modern FP method. DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: the first time or has never accepted any Monthly
 By type of MFP modern FP method OR client using FP
 By age group method but was never recorded or has
- 10-14 y/o never consulted in any health facility.
- 15-19 y/o
- 20-49 y/o
4. No. of Other Acceptors Other Acceptors include: Sum of all WRA who are other acceptors of N/A TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
 Re-starter (RS) modern FP method. DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation:  Changing Method (CM) Monthly
 By type of MFP  Changing Clinic (CC)
 By age group
- 10-14 y/o Note:
- 15-19 y/o To avoid duplication of data, women who
- 20-49 y/o underwent BTL in hospitals or whose partners
 underwent NSV in hospitals should only be
reported by the hospital that performed the
procedure provided, these hospitals are already
FP-reporting facilities which means that their
FP performance/accomplishments are already
being reported to M/C/PHOs. Otherwise, LGUs
can still report them as OA.

Moreover, those who received temporary FP

methods in hospitals yet the follow-up/re-supply
is being done in BHS/RHU can also be reported
as OA- Changing Clinic by the LGU.
5. No. of Drop-outs Drop-outs: Refers to a client who fails to Sum of all MFP users who were dropped out. N/A TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
return for the next service date or had other DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: Monthly
conditions (e.g. Bilateral Salpingo-
 By type of MFP Oophorectomy, Hysterectomy), is considered a
 By age group drop-out. The service provider should
- 10-14 y/o conduct validation prior to dropping out of
- 15-19 y/o
the client.
- 20-49 y/o

Note: Pregnant women are considered drop-out.

6. No. of Current Users Current Users (CU): Refers to FP clients who Current Users Beginning: N/A TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
are presently using any modern FP method. Current Users End of the previous month DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: These are FP clients who have been carried Monthly
 By type of MFP over from the previous months after deducting Current Users End (Monthly):
Current Users (Beginning) + New Acceptors
 By age group the drop-outs of current month and adding the
new acceptors of the previous month and (Previous Month) + Other Acceptors (Present
- 10-14 y/o
Month) – Drop-outs (Present Month)
- 15-19 y/o adding the Other Acceptors (OA) of the current
- 20-49 y/o month.
Current Users End (Quarterly):
Current Users (Beginning Quarter) + New
Acceptors (End of the Quarter) + Other
Acceptors (Present Quarter) – Drop-outs
(Present Quarter)

New Acceptors (End of the Quarter):

NA of last month of the Previous Quarter plus
NA of the first two (2) months of the Present
Quarter

NA of the 1st Quarter of 2020

= NA of December 2019 + NA of January
2020 + NA of February 2020

NA of the 2nd Quarter of 2020

 = NA of March 2020 + NA of April 2020 +
NA of May 2020

NA of the 3rd Quarter of 2020

= NA of June 2020 + NA of July 2020 + NA of
August 2020

NA of the 4th Quarter of 2020

= NA of September 2020 + NA of October
2020 + NA of November 2020

Other Acceptors (Present Quarter):

Sum of three (3) months of the Present Quarter

Drop-outs (Present Quarter):

7. Proportion of Women of
Reproductive Age (WRA: 15-49 y/o)
with Demand Satisfied by Modern
Family Planning
Sum of three (3) months of the Present Quarter
Refers to the proportion of Women of Numerator: Total number of WRA who are 2022: >65% TCL for FP Services P/CHO to
Reproductive Age (WRA) 15-49 years old who current users of modern FP method during a DOH-CHD:
have demand for family planning (FP) and given period of time. Monthly
currently using any modern methods.
Denominator: Estimated total demand for
Family Planning (Total Population x 11.6%)

For LGU level estimates of Total Demand, may

refer to FP Dashboard for ready reference.

Multiplier: 100

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
1. Proportion of households with Refers to the number of households (HH) with Numerator: ≥ 94% Updated Master List of P/CHO to
access tobasic safe water reasonable means of getting basic safe water Total number of households with access to Households onEnvironmental DOH-CHD:
supply from the different types of improved drinking- basic safe water supply Health and Sanitation Quarterly
water supply expressed as a percentage of the Part 1. Accessto Basic Safe
Disaggregation: total households. Denominator: Water Supply and Use of
 By source type Projected No. of Households for the given Safely Managed Drinking-
- Level I Basic safe water supply year WaterServices
- Level II Drinking from an improveddrinking-water
- Level III source Multiplier: 100

Improved drinking-water source Note:

– are which by nature of their design, and To be reported cumulatively from month 1 to
construction, have the potential to deliver safe month 12.
water such as Level I, II and III water system.

2. Proportion of households using
safely managed drinking-water
services
Level I (Point Source):
A protected well or a developed spring with an
outlet but without distribution system, generally
adaptable for rural areas where the houses are
thinly scattered. A Level I facility normally
serves around 15 to 25 HHs and its outreach
must not be more than 250 meters from the
farthest user.
Level II (Communal Faucet System Stand
Posts):
A system composed of a source, with or without
a reservoir, a piped distribution network, and
communal faucets located not more than 25
meters from the farthest house. The system is
designed to deliver 40 to 80 liters per capita per
day to an average of 100 HHs, with one faucet
per 4 to 6 HHs. It is generally suitable for rural
and urban areas where houses are clustered
densely enough to justify a simple pipe system.
Note: For reporting purposes Level II system
may also include acommunal faucet connected to
Level III where group of households get their
water supply.
Level III (Waterworks System or Individual
House Connection): A system with a source,
with or without reservoir, a piped distribution
network and HH taps. It is generally suited for
densely- populated areas.
Note: For reporting purposes Level III system
may also include a Level I system with piped
distribution for household tap
serving group of household dwellings
Refers to the number of households using safely Numerator: 2022: 62.5% Updated Master List of P/CHO to
managed drinking-water services meeting the Total number of householdsusing safely Households onEnvironmental DOH-CHD:
following 3 criteria: managed drinking-water services Health and Sanitation Quarterly
(1) located inside the household or within its Part 1. Accessto Basic Safe
premises; Denominator: Water Supply and Use of
(2) Available at least 12 hours per day and Projected No. of Households for the given year Safely Managed Drinking-
(3) The water supplied should be free of fecal WaterServices
contamination (optional: priority chemical),
Multiplier: 100
among the total number of households expressed
as a percentage. Note:
To be reported cumulativelyfrom month 1 to
Located within the premises – either there is a month 12.
connection within the household or within the
household premises

Drinking-water – water used for drinking,

cooking, food preparation and personal hygiene.
(1) Improved drinking-water source – are
those which by nature of their design, and
construction, have the potential to deliver
safe water such as level I, II and III water
system.
(2) Located on premises: When the water is
either piped into (Level III) household
dwelling or inside the household premises or
the point source (Level I) is located within
the household premises
(3) Available at least 12 hoursper day
(4) Free of fecal contamination:Water is free
from E. coli as validated by the RSI
Validation by RSI. Done by random following
the protocol in the MOP for National Drinking-
Water Quality Assessment. While some water
supply may require more than one validation by
the RSI, the report will be based on the result of
the last validation test.Water supply found with
E. coli should be corrected and subject to
resampling based on microbiological test

Total Number of Water Samples per month

 If municipality, total population divide by
2000
 If city, total population divide by5000

Allocation of samples by Levels(I, II, III)

 Level I = percent of households using level I
multiply by total water samples.
 Percent of households using level I = (total
number of households using level divideby
total number of households using I, II and III)
multiply by 100.

(5) Level of Priority Chemical(Arsenic):

Below the maximum allowable level based

3. Proportion of Households with
Basic Sanitation Facility
4. Proportion of Households using
safely managed sanitation
services
5. Proportion of Industrial
Establishments issued with
Sanitary Permits
on PNSDW 2017
Refers to the number of HHs with basic Numerator: > 91% Updated Master List of P/CHO to
sanitation facility among the total number of Total number of households with basic Households on Environmental DOH-CHD:
HHs expressed asa percentage. sanitation facility Health and Sanitation Quarterly
Part 2. Status of Sanitation
Basic Sanitation Facility: Composed of a sub, Denominator: Facility and Use of Safely
mid and superstructure that collects excreta or Projected No. of Households for the given Managed Sanitation Services
sewage and conveyed in a containment tank year
(pit latrine or septic tank).
Multiplier: 100
Households with sanitationfacility:
(a) Pour/flush toilet connected to aseptic tank
Note:
and/or to sewerage system or any other
approved treatment system (e.g. anaerobic To be reported cumulatively from month 1 to
baffled reactor). month 12.
(b) ventilated improved pit latrine(VIP)
Septic Tank: A water tight receptacle which
receives the discharge of a plumbing system or
part thereof, and is designed to accomplish the
partial removal and digestion of the suspended
solid matter in the sewage through a period of
detention.
Refers to the number of HHs using safely Numerator: 2022: 53% Updated Master List of P/CHO to
managed sanitation services among the total Total no. of households using safely Households on Environmental DOH-CHD:
number of HHs expressed as a percentage. managed sanitation services Health and Sanitation Quarterly
Part 2. Status of Sanitation
Safely Managed SanitationServices: Denominator: Facility and Use of Safely
(1) sanitation facility is not shared with other Projected No. of Households for the given Managed Sanitation Services
HHs AND year
(2) the sewage/excreta should either be
 stored in a containment tank and treated (in
Multiplier:100
situ) and application of sanitation by- products
for reuse/disposal OR
stored in a containment tank desludged, Note: To be reported cumulatively
transported, treated and disposed off-site and from month 1 to month 12
application of sanitation by- products for
reuse/disposal OR
 stored in a containment tank or conveyed
through a sewer/sewerage system and treated
off-site and application of sanitation by-
products for reuse/disposal
Refers to the number of industrial establishments Numerator: Consolidated Logbook of P/CHO to
(manufacturing) issued with sanitary permits Total number of industrial establishments Sanitary Inspection Permit DOH-CHD:
among the total number of existing industrial (manufacturing) with sanitary permits Released and Updated Master Quarterly
establishments (manufacturing) in the area. List of Industrial
 Denominator: Establishments with Sanitary
Industrial establishment based on the 2018 Total number of existing industrial Permits
Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations establishment (manufacturing) based on
on Chapter VII- Industrial Hygiene of the Updated Masterlist
Sanitation Code of Philippines: Refers to
workplace which is either engaged in the Multiplier: 100
manufacture, storage, sale and distribution,
treatment and disposal of goods or processing of Note:
raw materials into end products except mining To be reported cumulatively from month 1 to
and quarrying operations. month 12.
List of Industrial Establishments(manufacturing):
 Manufacture of Food Products
 Manufacture of Beverages
 Manufacture of TobaccoProducts
 Manufacture of Wearing Apparel
 Manufacture of Wood and of Products of
Wood and Cork, Except Furniture;
Manufactureof Articles of Bamboo Cane;
Rattan and the Like; Manufacture of Articles
of Straw and Plaiting Materials
 Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products
 Printing and Reproduction of Recorded
Media
 Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum
Products
 Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical
Products
 Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical
Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations
 Manufacture of Rubber andPlastic Products
 Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral
Products
 Manufacture of Basic Metals
 Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products
Except Machinery and Equipment
 Manufacture of Computer,Electronic and
Optical Products
 Manufacture of ElectricalEquipment
 Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment
Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and
Semi- Trailers
Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment
 Manufacture of Furniture
 Other Manufacturing Refer to the 2009

6. Proportion of barangays
declared zeroopen defecation
(ZOD) area
Indicator
Non-Communicable Disease
1. Proportion of adults age 20
years old and above who
were risk assessed using
PhilPEN protocol
Disaggregation:
By sex
A. Tobacco Use
2. Proportion of adults 20 years old
and above who are current
smokers based on PhilPEN
PSA_PSIC (Philippine Standard Industrial
Classification) for detailed types of
manufacturing establishments.
Refers to the number of barangays certified by Numerator: 2025: 100% Certification issued by the P/CHO to
the local health unit/committee as zero open Number of barangays certified as ZOD area Local Health Certification DOH-CHD:
defecation area among the total number of Committee Quarterly
barangays expressed as a percentage. Denominator:
Total number of barangays in the
Zero Open Defecation (ZOD) (Department municipality or city
Memorandum No. 2015-002): This refers to
when no human feces are openly visible or Multiplier: 100
exposed to the environment.
Note:
Achieving ZOD might involve the use of any To be reported cumulativelyfrom month 1 to
form of toilets that prevent exposure of human month 12.
feces to the environment with provision to
moving up to the sanitation ladder
Certification Criteria. For a barangay to be
certified as ZOD, the following characteristics
should exist in the community:
- use of a functional toilet
- Availability of soap and water at/or near
the toilet proper disposal of baby’s and
elderly’s feces.
- No visible feces in the surrounding
- evidence of a barangay action plan to
move up the sanitation ladder towards
Sustainable Sanitation
Frequency of
Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Refers to the number of adults age 20 years old Numerator: 70% by 2022 Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
and above who were risk assessed using the Number of adults 20 years old and above who Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
were riskassessed using the PhilPEN protocol Old and Above Quarterly
Philippine Package of Essential NCD
Interventions (PhilPEN) protocol among the
Denominator:
total number of adults 20 years old and above in Estimated number of 20 years old and above
the total population expressed as a percentage population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of current smokers 20 Numerator: 18% by 2022 Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
years old and above among the total number of Number of current smokers 20 years old Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
and above Quarterly
 protocol
Disaggregation:
By sex
B. Harmful Use of Alcohol
3. Proportion of adults 20 years old
and above who are binge
drinkers based on PhilPEN
protocol
Disaggregation:
By sex
C. Unhealthy Diet
4. Proportion of adults 20
years old and above who are
overweight or obese
Disaggregation:
By sex
Cancer Prevention and Control
A. Cervical Cancer Screening
5. Proportion of women 20 years
old and above screened for
cervical cancer using Visual
Inspection with Acetic Acid
(VIA) OR Pap Smear
adults 20 years old and above who were risk- Old and Above
assessed using the PhilPEN protocol expressed Denominator:
as a percentage Total number of adults 20 years old and
above who were risked-assessed using the
PhilPEN protocol
Current Smokers (PhilPEN): Refers to any
person 20 years old and above who smokes any
tobacco product whether occasionally for at least Multiplier: 100%
a year.
Refers to the number of adults 20 years old and Numerator: No Target Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
above who are binge drinkers among the total Number of adults 20 years old and above who Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
number of adults 20 years old and above who are binge drinkers Old and Above Quarterly
were risk-assessed using the PhilPEN protocol
expressed as a percentage Denominator:
Total number of adults 20 years old and
Binge Drinkers are those who drink whether above who were risked-assessed using the
habitual or not: PhilPEN protocol
Male: 5 or more standard drinks in a row (in 1 Multiplier: 100
sitting)
Female: 4 or more standard drinks
in a row (in 1 sitting)
Refers to the number of adults 20 years old and Numerator: No Target Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
above who are overweight or obese among the Number of adults 20 years old and above who Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
total number of adults 20 years old and above are obese or overweight Old and Above Quarterly
who were risk- assessed using the PhilPEN
protocol expressed as a percentage. Denominator:
BMI (Asia Pacific Standard): Total number of adults 20 years old and
Normal:18.5 - 22.9 above who were risk-assessed using the
Overweight: 23.0 - 24.9 PhilPEN protocol
Obese: > 25.0
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of women 20 years old and Numerator: Part 2. TCL for Cervical P/CHO to
above who were screened for cervical cancer Number of women 20 years old and above Cancer Screening and Breast DOH-RO:
using VIA OR Pap Smear in a given period of screened for cervical cancer using VIA or Pap Mass Examination Quarterly
time among the total number of women 20 years Smear
old and above in the total population expressed
as a percentage Denominator:
Estimated number of 20 years old and above
Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid (VIA): female population
usually performed by a trained health staff at
primary health facilities

6. Proportion of women 20 years
old and above found positive or
suspect with cervical cancer
among those screened.
B. Clinical Breast Exam
7. Proportion of women 20 years
old and above screened for
breast mass
8. Proportion of women 20 years
old and above with suspicious
breast mass
Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Control
9. Proportion of newly-identified
hypertensive 20 years old and
above adults
Disaggregation:
By sex
Multiplier: 100
Pap Smear: a test carried out on a sample of
cells from the cervix to check for abnormalities
that may be indicative of cervical cancer
Refers to the number of women 20 years old and Numerator: No Target Part 2. TCL for Cervical P/CHO to
above found positive or suspect for cervical Number of women 20 years old and above Cancer Screening and Breast DOH-RO:
cancer among the total number of women 20 found positive or suspect for cervical cancer Mass Examination Quarterly
years old and above screened using VIA using VIA
expressed as a percentage
Positive: sharp, distinct, well- defined opaque Denominator:
or dull aceto-white areas, with or without raised Total number of women 20 years old and
borders near squamo columnar junction above screened for cervical cancer using VIA
Suspect cancer: cauliflower lesion mass that
Multiplier: 100
bleed easily to touch
Refers to the number of women 20 years old and Numerator: Part 2. TCL for Cervical P/CHO to
above who were screened for breast mass in a Number of women 20 years old and above Cancer Screening and Breast DOH-RO:
given period of time among the total number of screened for breast mass Mass Examination Quarterly
women 20 years old and above in the total
population expressed as a percentage Denominator:
Estimated number of 20 years old and above
female population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of women 20 years old Numerator: No Target Part 2. TCL for Cervical P/CHO to
and above with suspicious breast mass among Number of women 20 years old and above Cancer Screening and Breast DOH-RO:
with suspicious breast mass Mass Examination Quarterly
the total number of women 20 years old and
above screened for breast mass expressed as a
Denominator:
percentage Total number of women 20 years old and
above screened for breast mass
Suspicious breast mass: mass on the breast
including the axillary region/area as palpated Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of newly-identified Numerator: No Target Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
hypertensive 20 years old and above adults, Number of newly-identified hypertensive 20 Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
both maleand female, among the total number of years old and above adults Old and Above Quarterly
adults 20 years old and above risk-assessed
using the PhilPEN protocol expressed as a Denominator:
percentage Total number of adults 20 years old and
above risk- assessed using the PhilPEN
Hypertensive Adult: protocol

Diabetes Mellitus Prevention and Control
10. Proportion of newly-identified
20 years old and above adults
with type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Disaggregation:
By sex
Blindness Prevention Program
11. Proportion ofsenior citizens
60 years old and above
screened forvisual acuity
Disaggregation:
By sex
12. Proportion ofsenior citizens
60 years old and above
diagnosed with eye disease/s
Disaggregation:
By sex
With average BP of > 140/90 mmHg taken in 2 Multiplier: 100
readings with 2 minutes interval.
Refers to the number of newly- identified 20 Numerator: No Target Part 1. TCLfor Risk- P/CHO to
years old and above adults with Type 2 Diabetes Number of newly-identified Assessed Adults 20 Years DOH-RO:
Mellitus (DM) among the total number of adults 20 years old and aboveadults with Type 2 Old and Above Quarterly
20 years old and above who were risked- DM
assessed and screened using the PhilPEN
protocol expressed as a percentage. Denominator
Total number of adults 20 years old and
Diagnosis of Type 2 DM: This is based on any above who were risked-assessed using the
of the following criteria confirmed by venous PhilPEN protocol
extraction
 Fasting Blood Glucose ≥ 126mg/dL (7.0 Multiplier: 100
mmol/L) - fasting of 8-14 hours OR
 Random Blood Sugar ≥ 200mg/dL (11.1
mmol/L) with classic symptoms of diabetes
Refers to the number of senior citizens 60 years Numerator: 30% Part 3. TCL for Visual Acuity P/CHO to
old and above screened for visual acuity among Number senior citizens 60 years old and Screening and PPV DOH-RO:
above screened for visual acuity Immunizationfor Senior Quarterly
the targeted population
Citizens
Denominator:
Estimated number of 60 years old and above
population
Multiplier: 100
Refers to the number of senior citizens 60 years Numerator: No Target Part 3. TCL for Visual Acuity P/CHO to
old and above diagnosed with eye disease/s Number of senior citizens Screening and PPV DOH-RO:
among those who were screened for eye 60 years old and above diagnosed with eye Immunization for Senior Quarterly
problems expressed as a percentage disease/s
Errors of Refraction: Refers to the inability of Denominator:
the eye to properly focus images resulting in Total number of senior citizens 60 years old
blurred vision and manifested as visual acuity and above screened for eye problems
worse than 20/40 vision improves with pinhole.
Multiplier: 100
Blindness: A visual acuity of less than 3/60
(20/400) or cannot count fingers at 3 meters in
the better eye
Other Eye Diseases: Include cataract, corneal
opacity, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, etc.
also have visual acuity worse than 20/40 but
 does not improve with the use of pinhole
Immunization for Senior Citizens
12. Proportion of senior citizens Refers to the number of senior citizen 60 years Numerator: No target Part 3. TCL for Visual P/CHO to
60 years old and above who old and above who received one (1) dose of Number of senior citizens 60 years old above Acuity Screening, PPV and DOH-RO:
receive done (1) dose of who received one (1) dose of PPV Influenza Immunizationfor Quarterly
pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPV)
pneumococcal, polysaccharide Senior Citizens
vaccine (PPV) Denominator
Estimated number of 60 years old and above
Disaggregation: population
By sex
Multiplier: 100
13. Proportion ofsenior citizens Refers to the number of senior citizen 60 years Numerator: No target Part 3. TCL for Visual P/CHO to
60 years old and above who old and above who received one (1) dose of Number of senior citizens 60 years old above Acuity Screening, PPV and DOH-RO:
received one (1) dose of who received one (1) dose of influenza Influenza Immunizationfor Quarterly
influenza vaccine
influenza vaccine vaccine Senior Citizens
Disaggregation: Denominator
By sex Estimated number of 60 years old and above
population

Multiplier: 100

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Services
A. Filariasis Prevention and Control
1. Case Detection Rateof lymphatic Refers to the number of blood positive from Numerator: Prevalence of Filariasis Registry P/CHO to
filariasis in endemic provinces Nocturnal Blood Examination (NBE) or Rapid No. of individuals examined found positive for lymphatic DOH-RO:
Diagnostic Test (RDT) over thenumber of persons lymphatic filariasis filariasis -Less Annually
Disaggregation: tested than 1%
By sex Denominator:
Total no. of individuals examined for lymphatic
filariasis

Multiplier: 100%
2. Clinical Rate of lymphatic filariasis Proportion of lymphatic filariasis cases Numerator: Filariasis Registry P/CHO to
examined with the following No. of lymphatic filariasis cases examined with DOH-RO:
Disaggregation: disabilities/deformities: disabilities/deformities Annually
By sex
 Lymphedema – fluid collection inthe arms, Denominator:
breast or genitalia resulting to swelling due to Total number of cases with lymphatic filariasis
improper functioning of the lymph system
Multiplier: 100%
Hydrocele - scrotal swelling
caused by death and blockage of adult
filarial worms in the lymphatic vessels
within the inguinal area

Elephantiasis – hardening and thickening of

the skin accompanied with secondary
bacterial or fungal infections due to
weakened immune systemand lymphedema
B. Schistosomiasis Prevention and Control
1. Proportion of suspected Refers to the number of suspected cases among Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
schistosomiasis cases seen the total number of patients seen. Number of suspected cases DOH-RO:
Quarterly

Disaggregation: Suspected Cases: Refers to those with history

By sex of fresh water exposure in endemic areas in the Denominator:
last 3 months or have a history living in endemic Total number of patients seen
areas with multiple fresh water exposure, even
in the absence of suggestive Multiplier: 100%
clinical or laboratory findings
2. Proportion of acute clinically Refers to the number of acute clinical cases Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
diagnosed cases seen among those total number of suspected cases No. of acute clinicallydiagnosed cases DOH-RO:
seen Quarterly
Disaggregation: Denominator:
By sex Total number of suspected cases seen
Acute clinical cases. Refers to those
suspected cases, with clinical signs and Multiplier: 100%
symptoms (headache, weakness, pallor,
seizure, body stool, dizziness,abdominal pain,
generalized urticaria, pruritic rash and
lymphadenopathy on physical examination)
and positive for serology, endoscopy, biopsy
andother diagnostic procedures.
3. Proportion of acute confirmed Refers to the number of acute cases confirmed Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
cases positive by Kato-Katz technique (KKT) among Number of acute cases confirmed positive by DOH-RO:
all the total acute clinically diagnosedcases. stool examination (Kato-Katz technique) in Quarterly
Disaggregation: the health facility
By sex Acute confirmed cases. Refers to those acute
clinical cases positive for schistosome eggs on Denominator:
stool examination using Kato-Katz technique Total number of acute clinically diagnosed
cases
 Multiplier: 100%
4. Proportion ofchronic clinically Refers to the number of clinically diagnosed Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
diagnosed cases seen chronic cases among the total number of Number of chronic clinicallydiagnosed cases DOH-RO:
suspected cases Quarterly
Disaggregation: Denominator:
By sex Chronic clinical cases. Refers to cases with Total number of suspected cases seen
history living in endemic areas and multiple
contacts with infested water, without signs and Multiplier: 100%
symptoms or with intermittent abdominal pain,
diarrhea, pus or bloody stool mostaccompanied
with hepatomegaly with or without signs of
portal hypertension and other complications and
positive on COPT

5. Proportion of confirmed chronic Refers to the number of confirmed chronic cases Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
cases clinically diagnosed among the total number of No. of chronic clinically diagnoses cases DOH-RO:
chronicclinically diagnosed cases confirmed by stool examination (KKT)or Quarterly
Disaggregation: rectal biopsy
By sex Chronic confirmed cases: Refers to chronic
clinical cases positive for schistosome eggs (Kato- Denominator:
Katz) on stool examinationor rectal biopsy Total number of chronic clinically
diagnosed cases

Multiplier: 100%

6. Proportion ofchronic clinically Refers to the number of chronic clinically Numerator: 100% Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
diagnosed cases treated diagnosed cases treated in the health facility No. of chronic clinically diagnosed cases DOH-RO:
among the total number of cases seen treated in the health facility Quarterly
Disaggregation:
By sex Cases treated. Refers to cases whether acute or Denominator:
chronic that were treated per month for 2 months Total no. of confirmed cases (acute and
in the health facility chronic)

7. Proportion of confirmed chronic
cases referred to hospital facility
Disaggregation:
By sex
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of confirmed chronic cases Numerator: No target Schistosomiasis Registry P/CHO to
referred to a hospital among the total number of No. of confirmed chronic cases referred to a DOH-RO:
confirmed chronic cases hospital facility Quarterly
Chronic Cases: Include complicated cases with Denominator:
high index of suspicion which the primary Total no. of confirmed chronic cases
health facility cannot manage and therefore has
to refer to the hospital:
 Neurologic cases

C. Integrated Helminth Prevention and Control
1. Proportion of PSAC, 12-59
months old, who completed 2
doses of deworming tablet
Disaggregation:
By sex
2. Proportion of SAC, 5-9 yearsold,
who completed 2 doses of
deworming tablet
Disaggregation:
By sex
3. Proportion ofAdolescents,10-19
years old, who completed 2 doses
of deworming tablet
Disaggregation:
By sex
4. Proportion of WRA, 20-49 years
old, who completed 2 doses of
deworming tablet
5. Proportion of pregnant women
who completed 1 dose of
dewormingtablet
 Spinal
 Cardiovascular (cor pulmonale)
 Hepatic or renal complications
Pipe System fibrosisHypertensive
Refers to the number of children age 12-59 Numerator: 85% Consolidated STH P/CHO to
months old (1-4 years old) who completed 2 doses No. of 1-4 years old (12-59 months old) who Registry/ Master List and DOH-RO:
of deworming tablet with 6 months interval within completed 2 doses of deworming tablet in a TCL for Nutrition and Annual
the same year overthe total number of estimated year Deworming Services for
12-59 months old (1-4 years old) children of the Children Age12-59
total population Denominator: Months Old
Estimated number of 12-59 months old
population
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of children age 5-9 years old Numerator: 85% Consolidated STH P/CHO to
who completed 2 doses of deworming tablet with No. of 5-9 years old who completed 2 doses Registry/ Master List and TCL DOH-RO:
6 months interval within the same year over the of deworming tablet in a year for Deworming Services for Annual
total number of estimated 5-9 years old children of Children Age5-9 Years Old
the total population. Denominator:
Estimated number of 5-9 years old population
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of 10-19 years old who Numerator: 85% Consolidated STH P/CHO to
completed 2 doses of deworming tablet with 6 No. of SAC, 10-19 years oldwho completed 2 Registry/ Master List and DOH-RO:
months interval within the same year over the doses of deworming tablet in a year TCL for Deworming Annual
total number of estimated 10- 19 year old Services for Adolescents Age
children of the total population. Denominator: 10-19
Estimated number of 10-19 years old Years Old
population
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of women of reproductive Numerator: 85% Consolidated STH P/CHO to
age 20-49 years old who completed 2 doses of No. of WRA 20-49 years old who completed 2 Registry/ Master List DOH-RO:
deworming tablet with 6 months interval within doses of deworming tablet in a year Quarterly
the same year over the total number of estimated
20- 49 year old WRA of the total population. Denominator:
Estimated number of WRA 20-49 years old
population
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of pregnant women who Numerator: 85% Consolidated STH P/CHO to
completed one dose of deworming tablet No. of pregnant women whocompleted 1 dose Registry/ Master List and TCL DOH-RO:
preferably during the 2nd or 3rd trimester of forMaternal Care and Services Quarterly
 among the total number of estimated pregnant deworming tablet in a year
women in the population.
Denominator:
Dosage: 1 deworming tablet Estimated number of under 1 year old
population

Multiplier: 100%
D. HIV-AIDS/STI Prevention and Control
1. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant screened for Numerator: 95% TCL for Maternal Care P/CHO to
screened for syphilis syphilis using Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) or Number of pregnant womenscreened for and Services DOH-RO:
Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT) among the syphilis Quarterly
estimated total number of pregnant women in
the population. Denominator:
Eligible population Under 1 year old

Multiplier: 100%

2. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women tested Numerator: TCL for Maternal Care P/CHO to
tested positive for syphilis positive for syphilis among the total number of Number of pregnant women tested positive and Services DOH-RO:
pregnant women screened for syphilis with syphilis Quarterly

Denominator:
Total Number of pregnant women screened
for syphilis

Multiplier: 100

3. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women Numerator 95% TCL for Maternal Care P/CHO to
tested for HIV screened for HIV. and Services DOH-RO:
Number of pregnant womenscreened for HIV
Quarterly
Denominator:
Eligible population Under 1 year old

Leprosy Prevention and Control
1. Leprosy Prevalence Rate
Disaggregation:
 By sex
Multiplier: 100%
Refers to the number of leprosy cases registered Numerator: Less than one Leprosy Registry (ILIS)/ P/CHO to
at a given point in time expressed as a rate per Total number of leprosy cases on treatment case per 10,000 Quarterly/Annual DOH-RO:
10,000 population. during reporting period population Statistical Reports Quarterly
Leprosy Case: A person presenting clinical signs Denominator:
of leprosy(with or without bacteriological Total Population
examination) who has yet to complete a full
course of treatment. Multiplier: 10,000
 Cured Leprosy Case: A patient who has
completed a full course of fixed duration MDT (6
doses for PB and 12 doses for MB)

Defaulters: An MB patient who has not collected

treatment for 6 consecutive months and a PB
patient who has not collected treatment for 3
consecutive months
2. Case Detection Rate Refers to the number of leprosy cases newly Numerator: Bench mark: Leprosy Registry (ILIS)/ P/CHO to
detected among the total population expressed No. of newly detected cases during reporting Less than 5% Quarterly/Annual DOH-RO:
Disaggregation: as rateper 100,000 period from previous Statistical Reports Quarterly
 By sex year
Detection rate. Number of cases newly detected Denominator:
during the reporting period and never treated Total Population
before. The detection rate is per 1,000,000 total
population. Multiplier: 1,000,000
Rabies Prevention and Control
1. Proportion of deaths due to Refers to the number of deaths due to rabies Numerator: 0 Regional/ABTC P/CHO to
Rabies among the total number of animal bites No. of deaths due to rabies Reports NaRIS/ Rabies DOH-RO:
expressed as a percentage and Bite Victim Report Quarterly
Disaggregation: Denominator: Form
 By sex Total No. of Animal Bites
Species affected by Rabies
 Canine Multiplier:
 Feline 100%
 Caprine
 Porcine
 Bovine
 Bubaline
 Primate
 Buffalo
 Equine
 Monkey
 Murine

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Oral Health
1. Proportion of children 12-59 Refers to the number of children 12-59 months Numerator: 10% of service Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
months old who are orally fit old who are orally fit upon oral examination or No. of orally fit children, 12-59 months, old target Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
upon oral examination or after after oral rehabilitation among 20% of the total upon oral examination plus orally fit after Quarterly
oral rehabilitation estimated number of 12-59 months old children rehabilitation
in the total population during any given point Form II (Consolidated from
Disaggregation: in time. individual patient Treatment
Denominator:
 By sex 20% of 12-59 months old projected Record)
Orally Fit Children upon oral examination population (Service Target)
and after rehabilitation. Children who meet
all of the following criteria upon oral Multiplier: 100
examination:
(1) caries free / carious teeth filled with either
temporary or permanent filling materials
(2) with healthy gums
(3) no oral debris, and
(4) no handicapping dento-facialanomaly
that limits normal function of the oral
cavity
2. Proportion of clients 5 yearsold This refers to the number of 5 years old and Numerator: No target Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
and abovewith cases of above affected with cases of either Decayed, Total number of cases of 5 years old and above Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
Decayed- Missing Filled Teeth Missing,or Filled teeth among the total number with DMFT Quarterly
(DMFT) 5 years old and above examined.
Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
Disaggregation: Decayed tooth Total no. of clients 5 years old and above individual patient Treatment
 By sex Record)
- a count of permanent toothwith dental examined
caries
Missing Tooth Multiplier: 100
- missing means a tooth has been extracted
whether or not this has been replaced by
denture or bridge pontics.
- This excludes unerupted tooth.
Filled tooth
- permanent teeth with direct (filling) or
indirect (crown, inlays, bridge retainers)
3. Proportion of infants, 0-11 Refers to the number of infants, 0-11 months Numerator: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
months old, who received old, who received Basic Oral Health Care Number of infants, 0-11 months old, who Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
BOHC (BOHC) among 30% of the eligible population received BOHC Quarterly
(infants 0-11 months old)
Disaggregation: Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
 By sex individual patient Treatment
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to the 30% of under 1 year old projected
Record)
provision of ALL the following: population (Service Target)
For infants 0-8 mos. old
(1) Oral Examination Multiplier: 100
(2) Instruction on infant’s oral health care
(3) Advice on exclusive breastfeeding

For infants 9-11 mos. old

Same as above AND topical fluoride application
(at 9-11 mos.)(unless contraindicated)

Note:
 Infants 9-11 months old receivingtopical
application of fluoride and have previously
received oral check-up, instruction on infant’s
oral health care and advice on exclusive
breastfeeding and werealready reported within
the same year must not be reported again
4. Proportion of children, 1-4 years Refers to the number of children, 1-4 years old Numerator: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
old (12-59 months), who (12-59 months), who received Basic Oral Number of children, 1-4 years old (12-59 Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
received BOHC Health Care (BOHC) among 30% of the eligible months), who received BOHC Quarterly
population (children 1-4 years old)
Disaggregation: Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
 By sex individual patient Treatment
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to 30% of 1-4 years old projected
Record)
the provision of the following: population (Service Target)
(1) Oral examination AND
(2) Topical Fluoride Application AND Multiplier: 100
(3) Supervised Tooth Brushing AND
(4) Oral Health Education AND (if necessary)
 Atraumatic Restorative Treatment
(ART)
 Oral prophylaxis/ scaling
5. Proportion of children, 5-9 years Refers to the number of children, 5-9 years old, Numerator: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
old, who received BOHC who received Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Number of adolescents , 5-9 years old, who Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
among 30% of the eligible population (children received BOHC Quarterly
Disaggregation: 5-9 years old)
 By sex Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
individual patient Treatment
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to 30% of 5-9 years old projected
Record)
the provision of the following: population (Service Target)
(1) Oral examination AND
(2) Supervised Toothbrushing AND Multiplier: 100
(3) Oral Health Education AND (if
necessary)
 Pits and Fissure Sealant
 Temporary filling
 Permanent filling

6. Proportion of adolescents, 10-14 Refers to the number of adolescents, 10-19 Numerator 1: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
and 15-19 years old, who years old, who received Basic Oral Health Care Number of adolescents, 10-14 years old, who Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
received BOHC (BOHC) among 30% of the eligiblepopulation received BOHC Quarterly
(adolescents 10-14 and15-19 years old)
Disaggregation: Denominator 1: Form II (Consolidated from
 By sex Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to 30% of 10-14 years old projected population individual patient Treatment
 By age group the provision of the following: (Service Target) Record)
- 10-14 y/o (1) Oral examination AND
- 15-19 y/o (2) Education and counseling on good oral Numerator 2:
hygiene, diet and adverse effects of Number of adolescents, 15-19 years old who,
 tobacco/smoking and alcohol and received BOHC
sweetened beverages & food
AND (if necessary) Denominator 2:
 Pit and fissure sealant application 30% of 15-19 years old projected population
 Temporary filling (Service Target)
 Permanent filling
 Oral prophylaxis/scaling Multiplier: 100
 Oral Urgent Treatment(OUT)

Note: Data for pregnant adolescent women

7. Proportion of adults, 20-59
years old, who received BOHC
Disaggregation:
 By sex
ages 10-19 years old must be recorded in the
Proportion of pregnant women who received
BOHC
Refers to the number of adults, 20-59 years old, Numerator: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
who received Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Number of adolescents 20-49 years old who Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
among 30% of the eligible population (adults received BOHC Quarterly
20-59 years old)
Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
individual patient Treatment
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC)Refers to the 30% of 20-59 years old projected population
Record)
provision of the following: (Service Target)
(1) Oral Examination AND
(2) Education and counseling ongood oral Multiplier: 100
hygiene, diet and adverse effects of
tobacco/smoking and alcoholand sweetened
beverages &food
 AND (if necessary) Gum Treatment
 Oral prophylaxis/scaling
 Permanent filling
 Atraumatic Restorative Treatment
(ART)

Note: Data for pregnant adult women ages, 20-

49 years old mustbe recorded in the Proportion
of pregnant women who received BOHC
8. Proportion of senior citizens, 60 Refers to the number of senior citizens, 60 years Numerator: 100% Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
years old and above, who old and above, who received Basic Oral Health Number of senior citizens, 60years old and Health Care and Services DOH-CHD:
received BOHC Care (BOHC) among 30% of the eligible above, who received BOHC Quarterly
population (senior citizens60 years old and
Disaggregation: above). Form II (Consolidated from
Denominator:
 By sex individual patient Treatment
30% of 60 years old and above Projected
Record)
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to one population
or more of the following services provided to (Service Target)
senior citizens:
(1) Oral Examination AND Multiplier: 100
(2) Education and counseling ongood oral
 hygiene, diet and adverse effects of
tobacco/smoking and alcoholand sweetened
beverages & food
AND (if necessary)
 Oral Urgent Treatment
(OUT): relief of pain, extraction of
unsavable teeth and referral of
complicated cases to higher level
9. Proportion of pregnant women Refers to the number of pregnant women who Numerator 1: Target Client List for Oral P/CHO to
50% DOH-CHD:
who received BOHC received Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Number of pregnant women age 10-14 years Health Care and Services
among the total estimated number of pregnant old who received BOHC Quarterly
Disaggregation: women in the total population.
 By age group Form II (Consolidated from
Numerator 2:
- 10-14 y/o individual patient Treatment
Basic Oral Health Care (BOHC) Refers to Number of pregnant womenage 15-19 years
- 15-19 y/o Record)
the provision of the following (as needed) old who received BOHC
- 20-49 y/o (1) Oral examination AND 50%
(2) Education and counseling on good oral Numerator 3:
hygiene, diet and adverse effects of Number of pregnant womenage 20-49 years
tobacco/smoking and alcoholand old who received BOHC
sweetened beverages & food
AND (if necessary) Denominator:
 Oral prophylaxis/scaling Estimated number of under 1 year old
 Gum treatment population 50%
 Temporary filling
 Permanent filling Multiplier: 100

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Morbidity
1. Morbidity Rate Refers to the number of new cases due to any Numerator: N/A Health facility morbidity P/CHO to
illness/disease in a given period of timeover the No. of new cases of diseases in a given period logbook/ registry DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: total population x 100,000. (consolidated final diagnosis Monthly
 By type of disease/ group Denominator: from the ITR)
of diseases -A client will be counted as a case if there is an Total Population
 By sex occurrence of a disease/condition diagnosed by
 By age group the physician. Multiplier: 100,000
- 0-6 days old -If the client was cured from his
- 7-28 days old disease/condition after the medical intervention
- 29 days-11 mos. old was given and returns to the health facility due
- 1-4 y/o
to re-occurrence of the same condition, the
- 5-9 y/o
client will be counted as another case. This
- 10-14 y/o
- 15-19 y/o means that it is possible for one client to be
 - 20-24 y/o reported of having several cases of the same
- 25-29 y/o disease in a year.
- 30-34 y/o -A client who has co-morbidities will be
- 35-39 y/o counted as a case for each disease.
- 40-44 y/o The client’s succeeding visits to the health
- 45-49 y/o facility for re-supply of maintenance
- 50-54 y/o medications will not be counted as a case unless
- 55-59 y/o the client develops a new disease.
- 60-64 y/o
- 65-69 y/o
- ≥ 70 y/o
2. Top Ten Leading Causes of Refers to the top ten leading causes of diseases Ten leading causes of diseases based on N/A Health facility morbidity
Morbidity in a given year by sex category and vulnerable morbidity rates logbook/ registry (consolidated
Categories: and specific age groups final diagnosis from the ITR)
 All age groups
 All female
 All male
 Under-five children 0-59 mos. old
 Adolescents 10-19 y/o
 Senior Citizens ≥ 60 years old
 Pregnant women

Frequency of
Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data
Reporting
Mortality
1. Mortality Rate Refers to the number of deaths in a given Numerator: Reconciled P/CHO to
period of time over the total population x No. of persons who died in agiven period  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: 1,000. of the health facility Monthly
 By sex Denominator:  LCR
Total Population  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3

Multiplier: 1,000
2. Maternal MortalityRatio (MMR) Refers to the ratio of the number of maternal Numerator: 108 maternal Reconciled P/CHO to
deaths per 100,000 live births per year No. of maternal deaths deaths per  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
100,000 of the health facility Monthly
Maternal death is the death of woman while Denominator: livebirths by  LCR
pregnant orwithin 42 days of termination of Total no. of livebirths 2022 (NOH)  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3
pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and the
site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to Multiplier: 100,000
or aggravated by the pregnancy or its
management, but not from accidental or
incidentalcauses.
3. Under-Five Mortality Rate Refers to the probability of dying between Numerator: 2 5 under-five Reconciled P/CHO to
(UFMR) birth and before reaching five years of age, No. of deaths among children under 5 deaths per  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
expressed per 1,000 live births years of age (0-59 months old) 1,000 of the health facility Monthly
Disaggregation: livebirths by  LCR
 By sex Denominator: 2030 (SDG)  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3
Total no. of livebirths

Multiplier: 1,000
4. Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) Refers to the probability of dying between Numerator: 1 15 infant Reconciled P/CHO to
birth and before reaching the age of one year No. of infant deaths (below 12 months of deaths per  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: old, expressed per 1,000 live births age or 0 up to11 months and 29 days old) 1,000 ofthe healthfacility Monthly
 By sex livebirths  LCR
Denominator: (NOH 2022)  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3
Total No. of livebirths

Multiplier: 1,000
5. Neonatal MortalityRate (NMR) Refers to the probability of dying between Numerator: 12 Reconciled P/CHO to
birth up to 28 days of age per 1,000 live births No of neonatal deaths neonatal deaths  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: per 1,000 ofthe healthfacility Monthly
 By sex Denominator: livebirths  LCR
Total No. of live births (SDG)  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3

Multiplier: 1,000
6. Perinatal Mortality Rate (PMR) Refers to the number of fetal deaths PLUS Numerator: 18 Reconciled P/CHO to
number early neonatal deaths. Because of Number of fetal deaths PLUS number perinatal  Death registry/ logbook DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: different denominators in each component, this of early neonatal deaths deaths per ofthe healthfacility Monthly
 By sex is not necessarily equal to the sum of the fetal 1,000  LCR
death rate and the early neonatal mortality rate. Denominator: livebirths  FHSIS Forms E1,E2, E3
a. Fetal Deaths Number of Live Births PLUS number of fetal (NOH 2016)
deaths of 22 or more completed weeks age of
Also known as “stillbirth,”refers to the number gestation
of deaths of fetuses in utero that has reached a
weight of 500 grams, or if weight is
Multiplier: 1,000
unavailable, gestational age of 22 weeks and
above or crown-to-heel length of ≥25
b. Early Neonatal Deaths centimeters.The death is evidenced by the
absence of any sign of life upon extraction
from the mother’s womb.

Refers to the number of early neonatal deaths

7. Premature Mortality attributed to
cardiovascular diseases, cancer,
diabetes, and chronic respiratory
diseases
Disaggregation:
 By sex
from 0-6 days of life.
The number of deaths among Filipinos aged 30 Numerator: 182 per 100,000 PSA/LCR P/CHO to
to 70 years old attributed to cardiovascular Total number of deaths among 30 to 70 years population by DOH-CHD:
diseases, cancer, diabetes mellitus, and chronic old Filipinos attributed to Cardiovascular, 2018 Monthly
respiratory diseases expressed as rate [per Cancer, Diabetes Mellitus, and Chronic
100,000 total population]. This shall cover Respiratory Diseases 175 per 100,000
deaths with ICD codes of I00-I99l C00-C97; population by
E10-E14; and J30-J98. Denominator: 2019
 PSA Estimated number of total population
169 per 100,000
Multiplier: 100,000 population by
2020

162 per 100,000

population

367.1 per
100,000
population by
2022
8. Road Traffic Deaths Death rate due to road traffic injuries defined as Numerator: 7.9 per PSA/LCR P/CHO to
the number of road traffic fatal injury deaths Total number of road traffic deaths 100,000 DOH-CHD:
per 100,000 population Monthly
population
Denominator:
Reported by place of occurrence of accident. PSA Estimated number of total population

Multiplier: 100,000

Natality
7. No. of Livebirths Refers to the total numberof live births in a Sum of all livebirths in a given year. No target Reconciled livebirth P/CHO to
given year registry/ logbook of the DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: health facility and LCR Monthly
 By sex Livebirths – any birth that shows evidence of
life such as voluntary movement, heartbeat,
pulsation of the umbilicalcord, for however
brief a time and whether or not the umbilical
cord or placenta is intact.

Livebirths should be reported by place of

occurrence.
8. Adolescent Birth Rate Refers to the number of births to adolescent Numerator: 43 / 1,000 Reconciled Maternal TCL, P/CHO to
women aged 15-19 years old per 1,000 Total no. of livebirths to adolescent women female 15-19 livebirthregistry/ logbook of DOH-CHD:
Disaggregation: women in the age group age 15-19 years old years old by the health facility and LCR Monthly
 By sex 2019
Births should be reported by place of Denominator: 37 / 1,000
occurrence. Estimated number of 15-19 years old women female 15-19
population years old by
2022
Multiplier: 1,000
9. Crude Birth Rate (CBR) Refers to the ratio of the no. of live births Numerator: No target Reconciled livebirth P/CHO to
occurringamong the population of the given Total no. of livebirths in a given period registry/ logbook of the DOH-CHD:
geographical area during a given year, per health facility andLCR Monthly
1,000 mid-year total population of the given Denominator:
 geographical area during the same year. Total population

Births should be reported by place of Multiplier: 1,000

occurrence.

Indicator Definition Formula Target Source of Data Frequency of

Reporting
Demographic
1. Population Refers to the total number of individuals in a Total Population of the countryaccording to N/A PSA Or Projected Population P/CHO to
territory constituting a particular race, class, or the PSA–latest Census. computed by EB DOH-CHD:
group at a specified time. Annual
2. No. of Barangays The total number of barangays within the Barangay to Population Ratio N/A A1 Report Form P/CHO to
municipality/city. =Total Population/ Total No. of Barangay DOH-CHD:
Annual
Barangay - (Tagalog: barangay), also known
by its former name, the barrio, is the smallest
local government unit in the Philippines and is
the native Filipino term for a village, district or
ward. Municipalities and cities are composed
of barangays.
3. No. of Households The total number of households in the Sum of all households N/A PSA or Projected Number of P/CHO to
municipality/city. Households computed by EB DOH-CHD:
Annual
Household (PSA definition) is a social unit
consisting of a person living alone or a group
of persons who:
1. sleep in the same housing unit; and
2. have a common arrangement for the
preparation and consumption of food
4. No. of Health Centers Health center refers to a health facility which Health Center to population Ratio 1:20,000 A1 ReportForm P/CHO to
provides basic clinical, preventive, promotive, DOH-CHD:
= Population /Total No. of Health Centers Annual
Disaggregation: curative, and rehabilitative services for the
 By type municipality/city such as a Municipal Health
- MHC Center (MHC), City Health Center (CHC) and
- CHC Rural Health Unit (RHU)
- RHU
Source: Health Facilities and Services
Regulatory Bureau
5. No. of Barangay Health Stations The total number of barangay health stations Barangay Health Station to Population Ratio 1:5,000 A1 ReportForm P/CHO to
(BHS) within the municipality/city. DOH-CHD:
=Population /Total No. of Barangay Health Annual
Stations
Barangay Health Stations refers to the
satellite health facility of the municipal/city
 health center that provides primary health care.
It should have its own distinct space, an
assigned health worker and should be reporting
to FHSIS.
6. Ratio of Public Health Worker A health professional, such as a licensed Ratio of existing health personnel to the total A1 ReportForm P/CHO to
to Population doctor, nurse, midwife, or allied medical population in a given area DOH-CHD:
professional, who receives Annual
Disaggregation: salary/compensation from the government Numerator:
 By type ofemployment whether on a permanent, contractual or job Total No. of
- LGU-hired order status, and has the competency to either Health Personnel
- DOH-hired directly deliver basic health services or
navigate patients toobtain health services from Denominator:
other health professionals. Population
This includes health personnel hired by the
LGU or hired through the Human Resource for
Health (HRH)
Deployment Program, either as permanent,
job order, casual, contractual with at least
one (1) year in service: Doctors, Dentists,
Nurses, Midwives, Medical Technologists,
Sanitation Engineers, Sanitation Inspectors,
Nutritionists /Dietitians.

Note: If a staff under job order, contractual,

casual arrangement is hired only for 6 months
but replaced by another staff for 6 months,
they shall be counted as one (1) as part of the
numerator.

Physician/Doctors. All licensed physicians Physician

and doctors (permanent, contractual or job 1:20,000
order) who are deployed in RHUs, MHCs (based on
(practice, teaching,administration, research, NOH)
laboratory, etc.)
Dentist
Dentists. Are professional people qualified 1:50,000
to perform procedures in the Oral Cavity
in order toprovide preventive, curative and
rehabilitation services

Nurse
Nurses: all persons who have completed a 1:10,000
program of basic nursing education and are (based on
qualified and registered or authorized to NOH)
provide responsible and competent service for
the promotion of health, prevention of illness,
care of the sick, and rehabilitation, and are
actually working in the country.
Midwife
Midwives: persons who have completed a 1:5,000
program of midwifery education, and have (based on
acquired the requisite qualifications to be NOH)
registered and / or legally licensed to practice
midwifery, and are actually working in the
country. The Rural Health Midwife (RHM)
manages the BHS and supervises and trains
the BHW in the community. He / She provides
midwifery services and execute heath care to
women of reproductive age including family
planning counseling and services, He / She
conducts patient assessment and diagnosis for
referral / further management; performs health
IEC activities, organizes the community, and
facilitates Barangay health planning and other
community health services.

Medical Technologist. A duly licensed health Med Tech

careprofessional who works on clinical 1:50,000
laboratories and performs diagnostic analytic
tests on human body fluids such as flood, urine,
sputum, stool, cerebrospinal fluid peritoneal
fluid, pericardial fluid, and synovial fluid, as well
as other specimens.
Medical Technologists work in clinical
laboratories athospitals, doctor’s office,
reference labs, and within the biotechnology
industry.

Nutritionist/Dietitian. A health specialist that Nutritionist

devotes professional activity to food and 1:20,000
nutritional science, preventive nutrition,
diseases related to nutrient deficiencies, and
use of nutrient manipulation to enhance the
clinical response to human diseases. They also
advise people on dietary matters relating to
health, well-being and optimal nutrition.

Sanitary Engineers. A person duly __________

registered with the Board of Examiners for
Sanitary Engineers (RA1364) and who heads
 the sanitation division or section or unit of
the province / city / municipal health office or
employed with the DOH or its regional field
health units.

Sanitation Inspectors. A government official RSI 1:20,000

or personnel employed by national, provincial,
city or municipal government who enforces
sanitary rules, laws and regulations and
implements environmental sanitation activities
under the supervision of the province /city /
municipal health officer / sanitary engineers.
Rural Sanitation inspectors (RSI), functions are
directed towards ensuring a healthy
municipality. This entails advocacy,
monitoring, and regulatory activities such as,
inspection of water supply and unhygienic
household conditions.

Other Health Workers not receiving

remuneration from the government.
BHW 1:20
Active Barangay Health Worker (BHW). HHs
An indigenous member of the community that
acts as alink of the health system in the
community,
registered and accredited by MHO or Local
HealthBoard