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Chapter 4.2 Maternal Care and Services 2022
Chapter 4.2 Maternal Care and Services 2022
Chapter 4.2
Postpartum Care
● Given with at least 2 postpartum check-ups together with their newborns within
7 days after delivery
● Micronutrient supplementation of iron with folic acid for 3 months
● Provision of 1 dose of Vitamin A supplementation within 1 month after delivery
Amendment
Family Health Care and Services
Denominator 2:
Under 1 Population
Denominator 3:
Under 1 Population
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
Target: 95%
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
No Target
Family Health Care and Services
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
No Target
Family Health Care and Services
Target: 95%
Family Health Care and Services
Pre-natal
17. Proportion of pregnant Refers to the number of pregnant women tested positive for Numerators:
women tested positive for gestational diabetes among pregnant women screened for Number of pregnant women tested
gestational diabetes gestational diabetes positive for gestational diabetes
1. 10-14 y/o
Diagnosis should be done by a physician 2. 15-19 y/o
3. 20-49 y/o
Disaggregation: Diagnosis of GDM:
• By age group -2hrs (postprandial) Oral Glucose Tolerance Test ≥ 200mg/dl Denominator 1,2,3:
• 10-14 years old (11.1mmol/L) Number of pregnant women
screened for gestational diabetes
• 15-19 years old
• 20-49 years old Multiplier 1,2,3: 100
Threshold for diagnosis of GDM
75g OGTT (mg/dl)
No Target
FBS 92 Any one value
meeting threshold
1 hour 180 is considered GDM
2 hours 153
Family Health Care and Services
Provision of
Prenatal and
Postpartum Care
Using the Maternal
Client Record for
Prenatal,
Postpartum and
Newborn Care
Side B
Birth and
Emergency Plan
MNC Form 2 Side A
MNC Form 2 Side B
1 2 3 4 7 8
9
5 6
10 11 14
13
12
15 19
21
17
18
16 20
22 24
25
23
Summary Table for Maternal Care and Services
Monthly Consolidation Table for
Maternal Care and Services
Reconciliation of Live births in LCR and TCL
Additional Guides in Recording and
Reporting Maternal Services
Maternal health care and services provided by the
private health facilities can be included in the numerator
as long as there is an established partnership between
the DOH/LGU and the private health facilities. This
assumes that the private health facilities use the same
definitions and formulas of the indicator used by the
public health facilities.
Additional Guides in Recording and
Reporting Maternal Services
I.1 Proportion of Pregnant Women with At least 4 ANC Check-ups
1. If a pregnant woman received all her prenatal check-ups in a private facility following
the standard definition of 4ANC set by the DOH upon validation by the local health staff
based on the mother’s record and/or check-up at the private health facility, this can be
included in the count.
2. In high-end areas (e.g. private subdivisions, etc.) where most pregnant women had
prenatal check-ups with their private physicians, they cannot be included in the report.
However, if the public health facility conducted home or follow-up check-up to the
pregnant women with proof of prenatal check-up from the private facility (presence of
mother and child book/card) then the pregnant woman can be reported in the 4ANC.
Additional Guides in Recording and
Reporting Maternal Services
I.2 Intrapartum (Classifying deliveries)
1. Record any woman less than 10 years old and more than 50 years old provided
with Maternal Care (Prenatal, Intrapartum, Postpartum) in the TCL for Maternal
Care under the columns for 10-14 years old and 20-49 years old respectively.
2. Include the above women in the total counts when preparing MCT, ST, M1 and
Q1 for Maternal Care. Include ≤ 9 years old in 10-14 years old age group and ≥ 50
years old in the 20-49 years old age group then indicate their age in the Remarks
Column
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