A.E 1.

1 : PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICUM

KEY INDICATORS OF BETGERI PHC

DR GANESH N
RANJITHA BN
Contents
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Indicators
• Demography
• Cumilative Disease prevalence
• Immmunization Performance
• Bed Utilisation ratio
• Larva Survey
• Water sampling process
• Village Health Nutrition
• Roles and Responsibilities
Introduction

The Betgeri PHC serves a population of 25675, with 51% females and
49% males.Under this PHC, it covers four subcenters, which are
Adavi Somapur HWC
Kotumachagi HWC
Kanaginahal HWC
Doddapapnasha HWC
There are 20 Anganwadi under Betgeri PHC
The Betgeri PHC is 2km away from Gadag city and 10.2 km away from
GIMS.
Objectives

• To learn about the key indicators of Primary health centre Betgeri.

• To learn about the roles and responsibilities of staff at primary health
centre Betgeri.
Indicators

1. Antenatal Care
2. Postnatal Care
3. Low birth weight
4. Neonatal mortality rate
5. Infant mortality rate
6. Maternal mortality rate
7. Under 5 mortality rate
8. Birth rate
9. Estimated Total Fertility Rate
10. Crude Death rate
Antenatal care (ANC) coverage

Number of pregnant women who received antenatal care

=
Total number of pregnant women x100

177
= x 100
182

=97.25 % of total pregnant women

*Cumilative data from month of April 2023 to February 2014

 Post natal care coverage

Number of women and newborns who received postnatal care

=
Total number of women who gave birth X 100

155 X 100
=
158

=98.10 % of total number of women who

gave birth

*Out of 158= 3 were Stillbirth ( 2 female and 1

male)
Low Birth Weight

Number of infants born with low birth weight (< 2500 gms)
= Total number of live births X 100

= 11
155 x 100

= 7.096 % of total number of live

births
Neonatal Mortality Rate

Number of neonatal deaths during a given period (< 28 days) x 1000

=
Number of live births during the same period

= 0/155 x 1000

= 0.0 % per 1000 live births

Infant mortality rate

Number of infant deaths under one year of age

X 1000
= Number of live births

= 0/155 x 1000

= 0.0 % per 1000 live births

Maternal mortality ratio

Number of female death due to complication of

pregnancy or within 42 days of delivery
X 100000
=
Number of live births in a same period

= 0/155 x 100000

= 0.0 % per 100000 live births

Under 5 mortality rate

Number of deaths of children under 5 years old

X 1000
= Number of live births in a same period

= 0/155 x 1000

= 0.0 % per 1000 live births

Birth rate

Number of live birth in a year

X 1000
= Total population

= 155/25675 x 1000

= 6.014 births per 1000 people in the population

Estimated Total Fertility rate

= Total Population X 160

= 25675 x 160

= 41,08,000

i.e 4,108 birth per 1000 women

Crude Death rate

Number of deaths in a specific period

X 1000
= Total population

= 32/25675 x 1000

= 1.24 death per 1000 people in the population

DEMOGRAPHY

MALE AND FEMALE POP-

ULATION 30000

Chart Title
25000 TOTAL POPULATION ;
25675

20000
VASECTOMY0
MALE
FEMALE 49%
51% 15000
POST PARTUM STERILIZATION 37

10000 MINILAP 9

LAPROSCOPIC 31
5000
TOTAL STERILIZATION 77
UNDER 5 POPU-
0 LATION ; 2052 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
UNDER 5 POPULATION TOTAL POPULATION

MALE AND UNDER 5 FAMILY

FEMALE POPULATION PLANNING
POPULATION CHART
25675
Cumilative disease prevalence
KOTUMACHAGI
ADAVI SOMAPUR HWC
TB4
TB
HIV 7
HIV
MENTAL ILLNESS4
MENTAL ILLNESS
CVD 8
CVD STROKE7
Series1
STROKE HTN 320

HTN DM 264

DM CA2
COPD13
CA
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
COPD
Series1
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
 KANAGINAHAL
Series1
DODDAPAPNASHA HWC
TB 2
TB

HIV 4
HIV

MENTAL ILLNESS 4 MENTAL ILLNESS

CVD 2 CVD
Series1
STROKE 2 STROKE

HTN 61 HTN

DM
DM 85

CA
CA 5

COPD
COPD 2
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Immunization Performance
Evaluating Bed utilisation ratio

Mean Waiting Time of Patient Mean No. of Patients Bed Utilisation ratio

2-3 minutes per patient 200 OPD 216.67 %

OPD

10-15 IPD

*Bed Utilization Ratio = (Total inpatient days /

Total available bed days) * 100
Average No. of IPD = 13
Total No. of Beds = 6
*Bed Utilization Ratio = (Total inpatient days / Total available bed days) * 100

i.e 13 (average no of IPD x 30)

6 (Total no of Bed x 30 ) x 100

= 390/180 x 100

= 216.6 %

So, the utilization ratio over a month is approximately 216.67%.

Indicating high demand and potential strain
on resources.
Larva Survey
Total houses insepected = 25554 (Every 15 days)
Total Containers inspected = 10220
Number of positive containers = 163 [Feb Month]

House Index = No. of positive houses X 100 = 6.382

No. of house insepected

Container Index = No. of positive container

X 100 = 1.59
No. of container insepected

Breteau Index = No. of positive container X 100 =6.382

No. of houses inspected
Water Sampling Process

-H2S Sampling frequency is monthly

once.
-The Sample is Negative from April to
February.
Village Health Nutrition
• IEC to pregnant women and lactating mothers.
•Dietary advice to the community
-Eat variety foods
-Emphasize fruits and vegetable.
-Choose Whole grains
-Protein rich foods
-Limit Sugar intake
• Monthly counselling regarding the importance of nutrition every 3rd Saturday.
• Involved in IEC are ANM, AWW, ASHA
Roles and Responsibilities of Staff at PHC
• Medical officer
- Routine Outpatient services and Attending Emergency cases.
- Effective implementation of all National Health Programmes.
- Recruitment process : KPSC
•Staff Nurse
-Assess the needs of the patients in the ward,make a nursing care plan
for all patients consulting with ward sister.
- Participate in staff education and staff meeting.
- Recruitment process : DRC
• Lab Technician
-Receive and process samples.
-Maintain the data of lab procedures and maintain records of supplies,
stock and investigations that are done.
-Recruitment : DRC
•ASHA
-IEC to the community on determinants of health like nutrition,basic
sanitation and hygiene practices
-Councel women on birth preparedness, importance of safe delivery,
Breast feeding,Complementary feeding, immunisation, contraception
and prevention of common infection.
-Recruitment : Gram Panchayat