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Status of
Universal Health Care
in the City of ______
Name of PresentorDesignation
Logo of the City
Government
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Outline
Introduction
- Background Information
Social Determinants of Health UHC Status
- Financial Risk Protection
- Status of Health Facilities- MDGs
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City of _________
Total Population : ____
Population Density : ____ per sq. km
Income Classification: __ Class
No.of Congressional
Districts: ___
No.of Brgys. : ___
Map of the City
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH
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Physical Environment & Infrastructure
Urban HEARTIndicator
2010 NationalTarget
2010Performance
HH w/ access to safe
water
94%
HH w/ sanitary toilet 91%
HH w/ solid waste
management
Road traffic injuries 6%
Sources: _______________________
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Social & Human Development
Urban HEART Indicator 2010 National
Target
2010
Perfor-mance
FIC 95
UFC Moderately/Severely
Underweight
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Economics
Urban HEART Indicator 2010 National
Target
2010
Performance
Employment rate 93%
Housing ownership rate 89%
Sources: _______________________
Urban HEART Indicator 2010 NationalTarget
2010Performance
Government spending for health
and social service
100%
Social participation rate 30%
Voter participation rate 89%
% of locally generated revenue out
of total budget
No target
Index crime rate 42%
Governance
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Health is a right of every Filipino
citizen and the State is duty-
bound to ensure that all Filipinos
have equitable access to effective
health care services
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STATUS OF FINANCIAL RISKPROTECTION
Universal Health Care Strategic Thrust #1
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POVERTY INCIDENCE, CITY OF _________
Poverty Incidence, 2011
Number of Familiesbelonging to Q1
Number of Familiesbelonging to Q2
Source: National Household Targeting System, DSWD
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No. of CCT Areas : _____% Enrollment in Philhealth of CCT Areas: _____
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NHIP Enrollment
Sector 2008
Enrollees2009
Enrollees2010
Enrollees2010
Target%
Accomp.
Sponsored
Program
IndividuallyPaying Program
Government
Private
Non PayingOverseas Filipino
Workers Program
Total
PHIC Enrollment Coverage: 2008, 2009, 2010
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NHIP Coverage and Availment
Factors explaining the coverage rates in the
NHIP in the City
Factors influencing availment of PhilHealth
benefits in the City
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NHIP Support Value
Important factors that prevent access to
outpatient services
Important factors that prevent access to
inpatient services
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Financing Sources FY 2011CWHS Amount (in
Php)
Remarks
City Health Budget (City + Brgys.)
PhilHealth Reimbursements
ODA Funds
1.
2.3.
PDAF / Other Donors
1.
2.
DOH
1. Programmed Amount in Php
2. Received Amount in Php
3. Utilized Amount in Php (in %)
TOTAL CWHS 2011 Annual Budget = Total for 2010 =______
2011 Per Capita Budget for Health( Total CWHS Annual
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STATUS OF HEALTH FACILITIES
Universal Health Care Strategic Thrust #2
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Map of City-wide Public & Private Health Facilities
PIGCAWAYAN
LIBUNGAN
ALAMADA
BANISILAN
CARMEN
PRES. ROXAS
MIDSAYAP
ALEOSAN
PIKIT
KABACAN
MATALAM
ANTIPAS
MLANG
TULUNAN
MAKILALA
MAGPET
ARAKAN
COLUMBIO
LUTAYAN
PRES. QUIRINO
LAMBAYONG
BAGUMBAYAN
SEN. NINOY
AQUINO
LEBAK
KALAMANSIG
PALIMBANG
NORALA
TANTANGAN
TAMPAKAN
TUPI
BANGA
TBOLI
POLOMOLOK
MAITUM
KIAMBA
MAASIM
MALUNGON
ALABEL
MALAPATAN
GLAN
PRES. ROXAS
ESPERANZA
ISULAN
GEN. SANTOS CITY
STO. NINO
SURALLAH
KIDAPAWAN CITY
LAMBAYONG
TACURONG CITY
KORONADAL CITY
LAKE SEBU
COTABATO CITY
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Profile of Public and Private Healthcare
Providers (as of 2010)
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Health Provider
(Public/Private)
NUMBER RATIO PER 100,000
POPULATION
IDEAL RATIO PER
100,000
POPULATION
Doctors 5 Per 100,000 pop.
Nurses 5 Per 100,000 pop.
Midwives 20 per 100,000
pop.
Dentists
Medical
Technologists
Sanitary
Inspectors17
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Main Health Centers/ClinicsTotal No. of
Main Health
Centers/clinics
No. and % of
OPB accredited
No. and % of
MCP accredited
No. and % of
TB-DOTS
accredited
TOTAL
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HospitalsTotal No. of
HospitalsNo. and % of
accredited
LGU Hospitals
No. and % ofaccredited
DOH Hospital
No. and % ofaccredited Private
Hospital
TOTAL
Lying-in Clinics/Birthing HomesNo. of lying-in
clinics/birthin
g homes
No. and %
accredited by
PhilHealth for MCP
No. and %
designated
as BEmONC
No. and % of
facilities trained in
BEmONC
TOTAL
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Status of Health Facilities Enhancement
Program in the City
Facilities
targeted for
upgrading
HFEP
Amount
programmed
Amount
released
Utilization Balance Status of
Completion
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Status of Health Facilities Enhancement
Program in the City
Important factors that prevent full
implementation of the HFEP
Important factors that prevent facilities from
getting licensed or accredited
Important factors that influence health facility
operations and sustainability
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Name of Partner Name of
Project/Activity
Type of
Support/Amount
Status
Updates on Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
in City Government Hospitals
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MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENTGOALS
Universal Health Care Strategic Thrust #3
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MDG Goals 2010 NatlTarget
2008 2009 2010
Goal #4: Reduce Child Mortality
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 livebirths)
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Under-Five Mortality Rate (per 1,000live births)
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Incidence of Protein EnergyMalnutrition (PEM) among 0-5 y.o.
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Risks for MMR, IMR
Three most important factors that influence
the risks for maternal and neonatal mortality
Three most important factors that affect the
establishment and/or mobilization of midwife-
led community health teams (CHTs)
Status of referral/Service Delivery Networks
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MDG Goals 2010 NatlTarget
2008 2009 2010
Goal #6: Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and other Diseases
HIV Prevalence among 15 years oldand over
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MDG Goals 2010 NatlTarget
2008 2009 2010
Other Indicators
Diarrhea Morbidity Rate (per100,000)
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Diarrhea Mortality Rate (per100,000)
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Risks for Non-communicable diseases and
conditions
Three most important factors that influence the risks for non-
communicable diseases
Three most important factors that influence case
detection/diagnosis
Three most important factors that influence treatment/cure27
MDG Max 2008 2009 2010
Mortality from Non-CommunicableDiseases (per 100,000)
Mortality from Trauma (accidents andinjuries per 100,000)
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Status of CIPH Implementation
2011 AOP Implementation
2012 AOP Development
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