Dalaguete Health Profile

Summer Capital of Cebu

Vegetable Basket of
Central Visayas
Jose Edgar V. Alonso

8/21/22
03:42:10 AM
 Ang Atong Pinakamithi
Ang Atong Ang Atong
Lungsod sa Katawhang
Dalaguete Dalaguetnon
Ang Atong Gipasigarbo
 DALAGUETE
Vegetable On The Rocks!
www.dalaguete.gov.ph

Cooler Than the Usual!

Ang Mithing Dalaguetnon nagabarug sa himsug,

tigson, bug’os ug lubos nga sukaranan.

Dalaguete’s roots rest on a very strong solid foundation

 Towards An Expansive Vision
of Public Health

Dalaguete Health Management Office

a nationally acclaimed public health institution
staffed by competent, morally upright, passionate,
and committed best-in-class people …
providing quality health care, leveraging
available appropriate technology, capacitating
Dalaguete communities manage their own health -
thereby attaining and leading healthy, socially and
economically productive lives.
 Towards An Expansive Vision
of Public Health

Health for All in the Hands of the People,

Keeping All Dalaguetnons Free from
Preventable Diseases, Ill Health and Untimely
Deaths
 MHO Mission

We will work to the best of our ability for the:

 Attainment of the Highest Level of Health of the Most
Number of People;
 Enjoyment of the Right to Health a Reality in
Partnership with and Participation by All other sectors
of the community;
 Setting up and eventual Institutionalization of People-
Managed Health Care System;
 MHO Mission

 Qualitative and Quantitative Changes in the Field of

Health Services – thru Heightening of Health
Workers’ Consciousness, Intensification of
Community Organizing and Mobilizing Effort and
Arousing & Raising the level of people’s awareness
 Protection and Enhancement of the Quality of Life of
All Dalaguetnons thru Health Promotion, Disease
Prevention, Public Health Emergency Preparedness
and Environmental Protection
 Municipal Nutrition Situation

The municipality has consistently been in the top 10 with the highest
underweight malnutrition rate in the province of Cebu. In 2016, there is an
increase in the overall rate among the 3 malnutrition criteria compared to 2015.
All 33 barangays of Dalaguete have its share of underweight, stunting and
wasting for the past two years 2015 and 2016. However, there are barangays
that stand out in terms of the magnitude of underweight, stunting and wasting.
The ranking is based on the different criteria of under-nutrition wherein the
barangays that registered over and above the average municipal rate is
considered higher in magnitude.
 Comparative Nutrition Data
2016 OVERALL RANKING BASED ON THE COMBINED MALNUTRITION CRITERIA

BARANGAYS UNDERWEIGHT STUNTING WASTING TOTAL

1. BANHIGAN 22 3. 19.00% 51 1. 44.00% 6 4. 5.20% 68.20%

2. JOLOMAYNON 40 1. 21.30% 58 9. 30.90% 16 2. 8.50% 60.70%

3. DUMALAN 43 6. 14.60% 115 4. 39.10% 9 10. 3.10% 56.80%

4. BULAK 16 9. 13.40% 50 2. 42.40% 1 13. 0.80% 56.60%

5. PAÑAS 12 13. 11.20% 43 3. 40.20% 5 7. 4.70% 56.10%

6. MANTALONGON 168 2. 20.50% 205 12. 25.00% 80 1. 9.70% 55.20%

7. MALONES 18 12. 12.10% 58 5. 38.90% 3 11. 2.00% 53.00%

8. ABLAYAN 21 10. 12.80% 62 6. 37.80% 3 12. 1.80% 52.40%

9. MANANGAL 15 4. 19.00% 22 11. 27.80% 4 5. 5.10% 51.90%

10. SACSAC 27 7. 14.40% 60 7. 32.10% 9 6. 4.80% 51.30%

11. BABAYONGAN 7 8. 14.00% 15 10. 30.60% 2 8. 4.10% 48.70%

12. BALUD 41 11. 12.10% 105 8. 31.10% 12 9. 3.60% 46.80%

13. CONSOLACION 30 5. 15.50% 45 13. 23.30% 13 3. 6.70% 45.50%

 Municipal Nutrition Situation

Among the overall high ranking barangays, 4 are located in the lowland or
coastal areas, 4 in the midland areas and 5 in the upland areas. Generally, there
are more boys than girls who are malnourished based on the underweight (52%
and 48% respectively) and stunting criteria (55% and 45%) while more girls
than boys suffer wasting (54% and 46% respectively). As to the different age
groupings, the higher the age the higher is the prevalence rate with respect to the
underweight and stunting criteria while the younger the age the higher is the
wasting prevalence rate.
 Bulak

Ablayan
Babayongan
Pañas

Malones
Dumalan

Mantalongon

Banhigan
Sacsac

Manangal

Jolomaynon

Balud

Consolacion
 Comparative Nutrition Data
2016 RANKING PER MALNUTRITION CRITERIA
BARANGAYS UNDERWEIGHT BARANGAYS STUNTING BARANGAYS WASTING
1. JOLOMAYNON 40 21.30% BANHIGAN 51 44.00% OBONG 43 9.80%
2. MANTALONGON 168 20.50% LANGKAS 68 42.50% MANTALONGON 80 9.70%
3. BANHIGAN 22 19.00% BULAK 50 42.40% JOLOMAYNON 16 8.50%
4. MANANGAL 15 19.00% PAÑAS 43 40.20% CAWAYAN 19 6.80%
5. CONSOLACION 30 15.50% MALONES 58 38.90% CONSOLACION 13 6.70%
6. DUMALAN 43 14.60% ABLAYAN 62 37.80% BANHIGAN 6 5.20%
7. SACSAC 27 14.40% SALUG 55 35.50% MANANGAL 4 5.10%
8. BABAYONGAN 7 14.00% MALORAY 47 35.10% NALHUB 11 5.00%
9. BULAK 16 13.40% CATOLOHAN 80 33.10% SACSAC 9 4.80%
10. ABLAYAN 21 12.80% SACSAC 60 32.10% PAÑAS 5 4.70%
11. MALONES 18 12.10% BALUD 105 31.10% OBO 7 4.10%
12. BALUD 41 12.10% JOLOMAYNON 58 30.90% BABAYONGAN 2 4.10%
13. LUMBANG 11 12.00% BABAYONGAN 15 30.60% BALUD 12 3.60%
14. PAÑAS 12 11.20% TABON 152 29.70% LANAO 5 3.20%
15. CAWAYAN 31 11.10% LANAO 43 27.90% DUMALAN 9 3.10%
16. SALUG 15 9.70% MANANGAL 22 27.80% TABON 15 2.90%
17. LANAO 12 7.80% OBO 46 27.20% LUMBANG 2 2.20%
18. TABON 40 7.80% MANTALONGON 205 25.00% MALONES 3 2.00%
19. MALORAY 10 7.50% NALHUB 55 24.80% LANGKAS 3 1.90%
20. NALHUB 16 7.20% CONSOLACION 45 23.30% SALUG 3 1.90%
Total & Ave. Rate 847 9.70% Total & Ave. Rate 1899 21.70% Total & Ave. Rate 387 4.40%
 Comparative Nutrition Data
Combined Underweight Malnutrition Rate by Age Group 
0-5 m 6-11 m 12-23 m 24-35 m 36-47 m 48-59 m 60-71 m TOTAL

Age Group Total and 18 39 116 147 160 173 194 847
Rate 2016 2.13% 4.60% 13.70% 17.36% 18.89% 20.43% 22.90%
 
0 - 23 mos. 24 - 47 mos. 48-71 mos.

  20.43% 36.25% 43.33%  

Combined Stunting Malnutrition Rate by Age Group 

0-5 m 6-11 m 12-23 m 24-35 m 36-47 m 48-59 m 60-71 m TOTAL
  55 103 305 338 371 388 339 1899
Age Group Total and
Rate 2.90% 5.42% 16.06% 17.80% 19.54% 20.43% 17.85%
0 - 23 mos. 24 - 47 mos. 48-71 mos.  
  24.38% 37.34% 38.28%

Combined Wasting Malnutrition Rate by Age Group 

0-5 m 6-11 m 12-23 m 24-35 m 36-47 m 48-59 m 60-71 m TOTAL
25 29 86 74 50 62 61 387
Age Group Total and
6.46% 7.49% 22.22% 19.12% 12.92% 16.02 15.76%
Rate
0 - 23 mos. 24 - 47 mos. 48-71 mos.  
36.18% 32.04% 31.78%
 Municipal Nutrition Situation

Among the overall high ranking barangays, 4 are located in the lowland or
coastal areas, 4 in the midland areas and 5 in the upland areas. Generally, there
are more boys than girls who are malnourished based on the underweight (52%
and 48% respectively) and stunting criteria (55% and 45%) while more girls
than boys suffer wasting (54% and 46% respectively). As to the different age
groupings, the higher the age the higher is the prevalence rate with respect to the
underweight and stunting criteria while the younger the age the higher is the
wasting prevalence rate.
 Health Status Indicators
INDICATORS/YEAR  2015 2016

Total Population 67,497   68,382  

Live Birth 1305   1292  

Deliveries 1323    1325  

Facility-Based Deliveries 1219 92% 1158 87%

Skilled Birth Attendant 1230 93% 1168 88%

Pregnant Women Seen 1489   1459  

Full AP 711 48% 744 51%

Teenage Pregnancy 233 16% 252 34%

Maternal Death 3 230/100T LB 2 155/100T LB

Neonatal Death 9  7/T LB 12 9/T LB

Infant Death 18  14/T LB 17 13/T LB

Under-Five Death 27  20/T LB 22 17/T LB

 Health Status Indicators
INDICATORS/YEAR  2015 2016

FIC Target  1825   1846  

FIC 1327 73%  1359 76%

Women of Repro Age  8,319   8,428  

CPR 1583 19% 1880 22%

EBF 1104 85% 1107 91%

Initiated BF 1213 93%  1187 92%

TB Estimate 194    197  

Actual TB Cases (TB CDR) 107 55%  130 66%

Completed + Cured (TB Success Rate) 95  89% 118 91%

Dengue Cases (Case Fatality Rate) 41  0% 138 1%

 Health Human Presence of Brgy. Health Station
(1 BHS:1 Barangay or 1 BHS per
Resource
LGU Budget for Accomplished Catchment)
Adequacy at the

Barangay Health
Health Resource Generation and Management
Health Baseline Data

Infrastructure
RHU Maintenance and Operations
Municipal (15% IRA) Collection
(MD 1:20,000) Presence of
Health (Nurse 1:20,000) Utilization
Municipal Health Governance

Action Plan Essential

Medicine at the
RHU Available and Accessible Transportation
Actual budget RHU HHR (Stock Basis) for Emergency
Utilization Competency Regular Data
Gathering and Sustainable Maternal Health Care
(95% Utilization) Recording Initiatives
Pre-Natal Services (at least 80%)
Expanded Full
and Implementation Post Natal Services (at least 80%)
Functional BLGU Health of Magna Carta
Budget

Data Collection, Utilization and Information Dissemination

Local Health for Public Health Facility-Based Deliveries (85%)
Board Workers Skilled Birth Attendants (85%)
(5% of Barangay

Maternal and Child Care

IRA) Maternal/ Sustainable Breastfeeding Initiatives
RHU and BHS Resource management Installed
Infant Death
Exclusive Breastfeeding for Infants
RHU Medicine

Drug Management System

Review
Performance Tracking and (70%)
Management Inventory
4-in-1 System System Newborns Initiated Breastfeeding (85%)
Accreditation
Functional
Barangay Sustainable Essential Intrapartum and
Health Newborn Care Initiatives
Health Human Monthly
Governance Updated Sustainable Infant and Child Care
Resource Adequacy
Body in BHS Health Data Initiatives
(with Board
functional Fully Immunized Child (95%)
Local Philhealth Administration

Regular IEC for (1 Midwife: 1 Brgy;

Barangay Health Governance

CHT) Enrolled Indigent with consideration Under-5 Malnutrition Prevalence Rate

(for Q1 and Q2) to GIDA) (Below 17.3%)
(BHW to HH 1:20HH) Accomplishmen
t, Utilization Sustainable Adolescent Reproductive
and Health Initiatives
BHS HHR Dissemination
Ratio of of the DILG,

Reproductive Health
Competency Teenage Pregnancy Rate (4%)
Reimbursement (Basic BHW Training Community- DOH LGU
Filing Course and CHT Based Scorecards Sustainable Family Planning Initiatives
(PCB, MCP, TB- Training) Pharmacy
DOTS) Provision of FP Commodities and
Implemented System for BHW (1 BNB/CBP Services (RHU)
an Recruitment and catchment or 1
Integrated Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (63%)
Retention BNB per
Barangay Ordinance and Mechanisms Creation of
System for barangay) Unmet Needs (50% under NHTS)
Health Plan Citizen’s
Claims Charter
Disposition and Ordnance and Sanitary Toilets (86% of HH)
Timely Provision

WaSH
Utilization
Monitoring of BHW
Access to Safe Water (87% of HH)
Honorarium
 Leadership & Access to Medicine & Health information
Health Financing Health Human Resource Health Service Delivery
Governance Technology System

Health Human Presence of Brgy. Health Station

Resource (1 BHS:1 Barangay or 1 BHS per
LGU Budget for Adequacy at the Accomplished Catchment)

Barangay Health
Health

Health Resource Generation and Management

RHU Baseline Data

Infrastructure
Maintenance and Operations
Municipal (15% IRA) (MD 1:20,000) Collection
Health (Nurse 1:20,000) Presence of Utilization
Municipal Health Governance

Action Plan Essential

Medicine at the
RHU Available and Accessible Transportation
Actual budget RHU HHR (Stock Basis) for Emergency
Utilization Competency Regular Data
Gathering and Sustainable Maternal Health Care
(95% Utilization) Recording Initiatives

Expanded Pre-Natal Services (at least 80%)

Full
and Implementation of Post Natal Services (at least 80%)
BLGU Health

Data Collection, Utilization and Information Dissemination

Functional Magna Carta for
Local Health Budget Facility-Based Deliveries (85%)
Public Health
Board Workers Skilled Birth Attendants (85%)
(5% of Barangay

Maternal and Child Care

RHU and BHS Resource management

IRA) Maternal/ Sustainable Breastfeeding Initiatives

Infant Death

Drug Management System

Installed
RHU Medicine Review Exclusive Breastfeeding for Infants
Performance (70%)
Management Tracking and
4-in-1 System Inventory Newborns Initiated Breastfeeding
Functional Accreditation System (85%)
Barangay Sustainable Essential Intrapartum and
Health Health Human Newborn Care Initiatives
Resource Adequacy Monthly
Governance Updated
in BHS Sustainable Infant and Child Care
Body Health Data Initiatives
(with Board
Regular IEC for (1 Midwife: 1 Brgy;
Local Philhealth Administration

functional Fully Immunized Child (95%)

Barangay Health Governance

Enrolled with consideration

CHT) Indigent to GIDA) Under-5 Malnutrition Prevalence Rate
(for Q1 and Q2) (BHW to HH Accomplishmen (Below 17.3%)
1:20HH) t, Utilization Sustainable Adolescent Reproductive
and Health Initiatives
BHS HHR Dissemination

Reproductive Health
Competency Ratio of of the DILG, Teenage Pregnancy Rate (4%)
Reimbursement (Basic BHW DOH LGU
Community-
Filing Training Course Scorecards Sustainable Family Planning Initiatives
Based
(PCB, MCP, TB- and CHT Training)
Pharmacy Provision of FP Commodities and
DOTS)
Implemented System for BHW Services (RHU)
an Recruitment and (1 BNB/CBP
Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (63%)
Integrated Retention catchment or 1
Ordinance and Creation of
BNB per
 Comparative Roadmaps 2015 2016
2015 2016
Not all barangays had an integrated All barangays have an integrated Barangay
1.
Barangay Health Plan Health Plan (from yellow to green)
2. BLGU Budget for Health was less than 5% Still BLGU Budget for Health is less than 5%

There was no system for BHW Recruitment and There is still no system for BHW Recruitment and
3. Retention Mechanisms Retention Mechanisms

Monthly Health Data Board is already updated

4. Monthly Health Data Board not updated
(from red to green)

Prenatal Services already more than 80% (from red

5. Prenatal Services were less than 80%
to green)

Fully Immunized Child has slide down further

6. Fully Immunized Child was a little less than 95%
(from yellow to red)

7. Teenage Pregnancy Rate was more than 4% Teenage Pregnancy Rate is still more than 4%

8. Contraceptive Prevalence Rate was less than 63% Contraceptive Prevalence Rate is still less than 63%

Households with sanitary toilet facilities were less Households with sanitary toilet facilities still less
9. than 86% than 86%
The Need for Continuing Education and Learning
When I hear, I might forget...
Kon akong madunggan, pwede akong
malimtan...
When I see, I might remember...
Kon akong makit-an, akong
mahinumduman...
When I do, I learn...
Kon akong pagabuhaton, akong makat-
onan...
When I apply, I become an agent of
change.
Kon akong pagabansayon, instrumento ako sa
 All Together

We can make a difference!!!

 DAGHANG
SALAMAT...

ug ...MABUSILAKONG
ADLAW
 Health Status Indicators
INDICATORS/YEAR  2015 2016

Live Birth 1305 1272

Facility-Based Deliveries 1197 1130

Skilled Birth Attendant 1209 1133

Full AP 711 744

Teenage Pregnancy 232 252

Maternal Death 3 2

Infant Death 18 13

Neonatal Death 9 10

FIC 1327 1322

CPR 1583 2017

EBF 1104 1107

Initiated BF 1213 1187

AP Seen 1489 1459

TB-CDR 107 130

TB Success Rate  89% 95%

Dengue Cases 41 138