UHC Guide Cities

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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


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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

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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


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MDG Goals 2010 NatlTarget

2008 2009 2010

Goal #4: Reduce Child Mortality

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 livebirths)

17

Under-Five Mortality Rate (per 1,000live births)

32

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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2008 2009 2010

Goal #6: Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and other Diseases

HIV Prevalence among 15 years oldand over


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2008 2009 2010

Other Indicators

Diarrhea Morbidity Rate (per100,000)

750

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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