Lumbini Province Annual Health Report 2077/078

Overview

The Annual Report of the Lumbini Province, Ministry of Health, Population and Family Welfare, Health Directorate, for fiscal year 2077/078 is the fourth consecutive report after its establishment. The report mentions the health programs’ aims, targets, and strategies, as well as their significant achievements and trends in service coverage during three fiscal years in the province. This report also outlines difficulties, problems, and constraints, as well as activities that health institutions can take to enhance their performance.

Highlights

• The provincial coverage of BCG was 94.1% which has increased by 2.3 % point from 2076-77 to FY 2077-78.
• MR2 coverage (94.1%).
• Eleven of the province’s 12 districts have been declared fully immunized by the end of FY 2077-78.
• In Lumbini 20 hospitals have been providing CEONC services and there are 32 BEONC service sites and 406 birthing centers.
• Provincial level ANC 4th visit (as per protocol) as percentage of expected pregnancy was 60.7%. The proportion of births attended by SBA has decreased slightly from 78.5% in FY 2076-77 to 77% in FY 2077-78.
• Percentage of institutional deliveries in Lumbini province in FY 2077-78 was 79.6%.
• Provincial mCPR has dropped from 43 to 36% between FY 2075-76 to FY 2077-78. The mCPR is either stagnant or declining steadily in most of the district.
• In the fiscal year 2077-78, 150 health facilities in Lumbini provided at least one safe abortion service. Rukum -East does not have any safe abortion service sites, whereas Palpa has the most (23) safe abortion service sites.
• In fiscal year 2077-78 three health facilities in Lumbini province, received certification for adolescent friendly health facility from the Family Welfare Division.
• Confirmed malaria cases decreased from 219, 141 and 85 in 2075-76, 2076-77 and 2077-78 respectively.
• At the end of FY2077-78 (2020/21), 518 leprosy cases were receiving MDT in Lumbini Province which makes a registered prevalence rate of 1.01 per 10,000 populations at the Provincial Level.
• This rate is above the cut-off point of 1 case per 10,000 set by WHO to indicate the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem.
• The case notification rate (all forms) of Lumbini Province in 2077-78 is 113.9/100,000 population which was slightly increased than previous fiscal year. The district having highest CNR is Dang (137.8) and with lowest CNR is Gulmi (71.2) and there are nearly half of districts having CNR less than 100/100,000 population.
• Provincial TB treatment success rate of TB in 2077-78 was 90.2 percent which is decreased from 93.2 of last fiscal year but treatment success rate (TSR) has been maintained as per National Strategic targets of TSR at least 90% in each year.
• The TB mortality rate is slightly increased into 4.1% than last fiscal year which was 3.6%.
• Overall DR TB treatment success rate is 76 %.
• In FY 2077-78, URTI ranked highest morbidities in Lumbini province in past three years followed by Gastritis and Headache and the cases related to backache and hypertension has increased in this FY 2077-78 when comparing to FY 2075-76.
• Bed occupancy rate has reached to 51.3 in FY 2077-78 which was 30.5 in FY 2076-77.
• MSS has been implemented among 19 hospitals including local and federal level hospitals. All hospital of Lumbini province except Rukum west has implemented MPDSR program.
• The total maternal mortality is 72 in Lumbini province of which 49 death is reported from hospital.
• Only 46% of human resources were fulfilled against the sanctioned position.
• There are nine Clinical training sites in Lumbini Province to deliver different clinical and competency-based trainings.

Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

• Background
• Organizational Structure of Ministry of Health, Population and Family Welfare
• Functions of Ministry of Health Population and Family Welfare
• Organogram of Health Directorate
• Health Service Delivery Units
• Sources of Information in the Report
• Structure of the Report

Chapter 2: Family Welfare

Child Health and Immunization

• Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illnesses
• Nutrition
• Safe Motherhood and Newborn Health
• Family Planning
• Safe Abortion
• Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health

Chapter 3: Epidemiology and Disease Control

• Tuberculosis Control Program
• HIV/AIDS and STI Control Program
• Malaria Control Program
• Dengue
• Leprosy
• Kala-azar
• Lymphatic Filariasis

Chapter 4: Hospital Services

• Background
• Hospital Management Strengthening Program
• Outpatients and Inpatient Services
• Emergency Services
• Radiology Services
• Major and Minor Surgeries conducted by hospitals
• Postmortem conducted in hospital
• Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response

Chapter 5: Social Security and Other Public Health Programs

• One-Stop Crisis Management Center
• Social Service Unit (SSU)
• Suicide Prevention
• Financial assistance program for the treatment of asthma and bronchitis of poor citizens
• Home-based treatment to citizens above 84 years of age
• Road Traffic Accidents

Chapter 6: COVID 19 Emergency and Response

• Background of COVID 19
• COVID 19 Situation in FY 2076-77 & 2077-78 at Lumbini Province
• Strategic approaches and key interventions

Chapter 7: Supporting Programs

• Health Service Governance and Management
• Health Information Management
• Human Resource for Health
• Logistic Management
• Health Training

Chapter 8: Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine

Chapter 9: Performance Evaluation

Chapter 10: Development Partners