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’ MONTHLY REPORT OF ILC/HLH aCTI/ITILq -



f»r trie rionth of

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Nainr of civ District jlauGnjiH-j UaE*-N
Name of tar Tg. :L^nG-i->Oi<L
NOR TH/
Tl-i/r.N _iAL
No .

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rt-C-TL VI'TILS

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Part-i,

Name of the PHC;
No.of
Existing:

Target for Ac hi eve me nt Cumulative
the year
during the for the
year
r.,®nth

i>ioi-iLl4 *.-*ct± ViriLo

1. Film shows held

a) By :Mo1th & F.' /.Department
b) Persons Attended

c) Ey other Department
d) versons Attended
"l. FILM STRIP 3H0N3
a) No.of Film strip show conducted

b) Persons attended

III. IV//CP oHONo
a) No .of Shows conducted

b) Persons attended
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pjxjN niiDJa PROGR-.i u-. E

a) Organised by Nealtn Department
b) Persons Attended

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c) Organised by other Deportment

d) Persons Attended
V.

EXHIBITION

£) No.of Major Exhibitions arranged
b) No.of Persons visited

c) No.of Mini Exhibitions
d) No .of Persons visited

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a)

campaign Arranged

b) Persons Attended

c) Press advertisement

d) Press Releases

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during the
for the
month
year
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WORLD. POPULATION EAI ARRANGED

VII.

1, a) PHD level at H33 -Villages

b) No.of persons participated
2. a) Taluk Level

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Jo.of Persons participated

3- a) District Level
b) Ito .of persons participated

4- a) Stat'- Level
L) ito-of persons particiopted
a) National Level
/
b) No.of Persons participated

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VIII. M .a .a . .t'l.cLLILL.n T 1 3 /lOrtl ariOP

1. a) .District Level
b) No.of persons participated
2. a) Taluk Level

b) ito-of persons participated
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INTI.R-N.-i.Tf ONA.L WORMIN ' 3

Z •Loi.RVID

1. a) District Level
b) No.of persons participated
2. a) Taluk aevel

b) No-of persons participated
3, a) Prto Level ct rioL village
L) i-.o-of persons gurcicipo.t>d

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during the
for the
ilonth
yc^r

TWINING & OT.ILR PROGIWu. 1.3

1- a) Mahila zichar vinirr.aya
b) do.of mothers' with one child
participated
No.of 1433 member's participated

No.of others participated specify
II.

a) H_-xj'Tr{y LCY tiriOd
No.of babies participated
Between 6-1.2 months

between 12-24 months
CHILDREN’S Eh.Y «.Rx>.N.OLD

No.of Children's participated

A.TTE SOSEYRNDIRA b<MAVL3H:^
No .o f . pers®ns participated

FOLK MED!-'-.PROGRol-ML oXR.-.NGZO

Ko-of persons participated
GR-.Ma. PaNCrKYr.T HLMBLRo
TRAINING PROGRAi-lriE

Ko.of member's participated
FOijD a.RTI3T‘S WORK oiiOP «-rt<ANGLD

No .of artists participated

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Education Media
Materials

SI.
No.

— - — — — —



Got Locally
produced

— — —

1.

Posters

2.

Folders

3.

booklets

4.

Pamphlets

5.

Slides

i.

Audio cassettes '

7-

video Cassettes

8.

films

9.

Flip Looks

Received , Distributed.^^
from MEM
to Pile's
Wing
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10. Others! f any (Specify)

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EJUCATION MATERIALS SUP1-LIED TO MSS
SI No.

of Educational Material

1 .

folders

2.

booklets

3•

Pamphlets

4•

Ibsters

5.

Slides (cinema)

6.

casettes (audio)

,7.

Films

No.supplied

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OTHER .aCTI 71 TIES IN i-lSS



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activities

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1.

No.of Dep»t fielders established by MSS

2.

No.of cultural/Folk Media
programme arranged in MSS

3. No.of Education/Motivitional
Activities arranged by MSS

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cumulative

Remarks



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Si.
No •

juring the
Month

Activities

Cumulative

Rc-ma rks

Out of
Order

Actie »,ta ke.n fo r
Repairs (if any)

Immunisation

5- Spacing Method
6. Anternantal care
7-

of Iron &
EOlic Acid Tablets

jb.L’s tribution

PCSITION OF A .V AIDS

No’

No • i n
Position

Name of the Equipmen

Slides Projects-

Tape Recorders /. Players
Radio

Sets
. Exhibition panel stands
Display boards

other if any (Specify)

VEHICLE POSITION EXCLUSIVELY FOR ISC ACTIVITIES
SI
No

No .of
Vehicles

Type of Vehicle

Position of
Vehi cl es

Remarks

oTHFF POSITION
SI .
.

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Category of Staff

1- Block Health Educators

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Sanctioned
Working vacant Remarks

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.'PHYSICAL aND FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2 ®O®-2 <"'O1 UNDER THE
ISC ACTIVITIES
-,3l.-----------------------

No.

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activities

monthly

target

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" “c^muiative “ ~patang/

achievement___ forthe/ye*r__

Physi- Finan- Physi- Finan Physi- Finan- Phy Finan_cal_ cial_ _ _cal_ cial _cal |
cial/ steal cial
1, WORLD POPULATION DAY
a) National level. .

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b) State level
c) District Level

d) Taluk level

e) PHC level
2.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
a) Taluk level

b) PHC level
3.

M.S.S.PRESIDENT’S WORK SHOP

a) Taluk level

b) District level
4.. "FOLK >*RTISTS WORK SHOP
a.) aistrict level

5.

PHC ACTIVITIES

a) Mahila vichar Vininiaya
b) Healthy Baby Show

c) Children's Day
d) villages level Training
to the MSS Members

6.

ATTE SOSEYANDIRA SaMaVESH
a) Folk Media

b) Grama Panehayat members
training programme

•7.

MISCIUuLANILNCE EXPENDITURE
a) Repair of a. v.Equipments/
Photo publicity
b) Advertisement
c ) Hi ri ng o f Vehi cl es/Auto/Etc .,

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R , C . P I RM S’

1) MICRONOVA THARMACEAUTICALS ’

51825. - 00

2) LEGEND DRUGS

611600 - 00

HIAIMACEAUTICALS

5) N.S'.A.R. FHAIMACEAUTICALS-

273900 - 00

4) DOMINION phah-iaceauticais;

175000 - 00

5)aUtco phapma

35000 - 00

6) pramat surgical cotton co. ,
1

' 101250 - 00

1

7) CORE HEALTH CARE Co., LTD.,

53865 - 00

LABORATORY

79700 - 00

9) S.M. PHAH-1ACEAUTICALS'
I

5400 - 00

10) S.P.D. R.C. PUM

122500 - 00

11) K.A.P.L. BANGALORE

1034150 - 00

12) MOUNT METTUR & THARMACEAUTICALS

32500 - 00

TOTAL:-

II.

PUBLIC S’ETOR

2576690 - 00

C 0 M P A H I.

1)) BENGAL CHEMICAL CO.,

626300 - 00

2) MAHARASTRA ANTIBIOTICS CO.,

282500 - 00

3) GOA ANTIBITIC CO.i,

130000 -,00

4) ORISSA ANTIBIOTIC CO. ,

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5) 1-D.P.L.Co.,
....................

253937 - 00

204650 - 00

TOTAL J- 1497387 - 00

Ill . PRIMARY MANUFACTURING UNIT:

1) CADHENS LTD. ,

202500 - 00

2) T.A.S.R. Fhaunaceauticals

119000 - 00

5) LIGgWJ) DRUGS & PHARMACEAUTICALS

507000 - 00

TOTAL:

628500 - 00

IV. D.S.M.S
1)

D.S.M.S.

201250 - 00

TOTAL :

1) R . 0 . FIRMS

t

2576690 - 00

2) PUBLIC SECTOR CO.,

-

1497387 - 00

5) PRIMARY MFC. UNIT

-

628500 - 00

4) D.S.M.S.

-

201250 - 00

TOTAL:

4905827 - 00

quarterly

report

on

isc/mass education and

media

activities

Name- of the State: KARNATAKA
- Report' for the Quarter ••
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Sndingf
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SI. ..
No.

• No . of Districts
’ No.of Districts Reporting: •
.
; .
activities

Act'ivity-.n particulars
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during the During the
.Quarter
Year

■ - -1-)MAHILA S'?USTH?A_SaNGHA_£MSS)

No.of Districts in which t ‘
I.
MSS are functioning;
'-------------- ■---------------------------------------2.No.of Old MSS in Bzist:Once --------•.------------------ - --------- —------- -------3 .No_.pf MSS-Discontinured.
A-;No; of-MSS Constituted
5.Total number of ' members
involved(Old & New MSS)
S.ITo.of MSS Members(01d & New)
■ meeting held
' 7 .Educational materials
supplied to MSS
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Posters
-- Eolders
. ..
Booklets
Pamphlets

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Slides/C.ussettes/Video spots
Film, etc’. .
■ 8.No.of Dep of Holders establi• shed..by.. MSS
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9iNo.of Cultural/Polk Media
programmes’ organised in MSS
10)
No.of
Educational/Motivational
activities organised by MSS
i) Immunisation
ii)Spacing Methods
iii)Ante-Natal Care

•_________ •_

Distribution
iv)
of Iron
and Folic Acid Tablets

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- 2 QUARTERLY REPORT Of IEC/MS3 EDUCATION & MEDIA ACTIVITIES
^Activity Particulars
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Quarter
year



—II ^TRAINING" OF I*MILA_SWaSTHYa_ SANGHA:
1)No.of Training Programme held
.
2)No.of-MSS Members Trained
3)
No.of
MSS Members yet to be trained
IIl)Twd days jointt
training course:
1.)No-»of-two’days''joint’a" training
programme?held for FEW s/ANMs/AWWs/
— ’ICDS'Supervisors etc.
>
No.of
2)
persons..trained
5)
No.of
persons to be trained
' Iff)Training of BHBs
1)No.of One month BHB's(HFWTC) Training
-- "Programme.held
2,No.of BHBs Trained
■ ■ - J;No".of'BHB' s to be Trained. ’

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V)MedjAl Activities:
No.of
1)
Film shows held
No.of
2)
Cultural shows

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•3)No.of Exhibition held
4(a)No..ef Hoardings repainted and put up
(b)
No.of,
News-Hoardings put up ”
5(a)No.of Bus hoardings :pain±6<fiag
and putmp
Nb.of
(b)
Bus hoardings put up

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6,a)No.of Vehicle- rpaimtfld'c./restencelled
a)No,of
7.
Walls Repainted ;/ . .'
rsstencilled'. ....

b)No. of walls llewly paintsd/
Stencilled

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8»a)No;of Tin plates repainted and
put up-- •
b)No.of new tin plates put up

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-4QUARTBRLV REPORT OF IEC/MAS3 EDUCATION & MEDIA ACTIVITIES
_________ • -a ,
- ---------- ACTIVITIES
Activity'Particulars
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During the During the
____
___________
Quarter . ■ Year_
1S.(a)To tai No.of OCTs Held
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■(b)No(bf CTCs Held .exclusively for
...
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Womeib
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. (p)No.of persons attending caaps
19.( ajRop'ulation.Edu cation activities
■•-held
(b)No.of activitied held exclusively
for wcoen
-------------- - --------------------20, No.of Adult education classes held

VI.
Hiring
of--TV.& VCRs
1.No.of districts selected
(Attach list.of Districts selected)
2.No.of Video shows organised
VII.Opinion Leaders Caws
1 .No.of Districts selected
(Attache list of 'Districts which
’ canps organised)
2;No.of persons attended ccnnps
3.No.of Educational activities held

VIII,
Local'
Specific'Intencive activities
.. in selected.
districts
I'.No.-of Districts ' selected
(Attached list of districts selected)
2.No.of Activities'organised
(Folk Dances/Street Rlays/Rihu/

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-3' QUARTERLY REPORT ON IZC/I.IEBS EDUCATION & MEDIA ACTIVITIES
t?1* Activities
No. •

Achievement
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During the
quarter
; . year

9.
a)No.of
Poster designed
'b)No.of
Folders
designed
Booklets
Pamphlets
10.No.of copies of posters print-ad'-11.No.of copies -Folders
printed.
.Booklets
■’ Pamphlets
12.No.of Press Advertisements released
15.No.of copies printed at the State
Offset press
- -i.No.of copies of posters printed
No-.of
ii.
copies of Folders
printed
Booklets
Pamphlets

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14.Production of Video Spots/Video Films
1-6 mm-films/?50 mm films
i.No.of Video spots/prints
ii.No.of video films/prints
iii.No.of_16.mm films prints
iv.Mo.of 35 mm films/prints
15.Production of educational Aids
i.No.of slide sets /Prints
ii.No.of Addbo CAsaottnn ta
r
No.of
iii.
flash cards sots
_iv.No.of flip book
v.Programmc- Information kits

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16,a)No.of State Level Seminar organised
b)ilo.of Dint.Level Seminar organised
No.of
c)
other seminar organised
17.a)No.o± State Level Workshop organised
b)No.of Dint.Level Workshop organised

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- 5 ANNUAL BBPORT ON IBC/liASS EDUCATION AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES
audio VISIAL Vans Z1ND EGOZPMBNTS
Si.
No.

Position at the end of
year
Total Nos. Out of order

Aydio Visual Vans and
Equipments
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3) Generators
4) Super 8 no Projectors

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6) Tape recorders/? layer

7) F? _Ai = 3- _l-:y -v.
8) Photo.Cameras

9) Video Caneras

10) VCSs/VCls ■

11) T .V . Sets
12) Over Head Projsctors
13) Exhibition Pdael Stands
U) Display Board with Population.Clocx

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.6NNUAL REPORT OF DSC/ L'USS KDUCUTIOi? AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES
OFFSET
STARR POSITION OFOFFSET PRESS

SI.No.

None of the Post

1) Computer
2) Process Op erator
3)' Asst, process Operator
4) Artist
5) Offset Printers
6) Asst.Offset Printers
7) Senior Compositor
8) Compositor
' ?) Junior Conpositor
10) Plate Maker
11) Junior Proff Examiner
1 2) Machine Minder
13) Senior Binder
14) Binder
15) Asst, Binder
16) Asst. Plate Drainer
17) Works Clerk
18) Senior Oifset-Printers
19) Senior Proof Examiner
20) Plate Examiner
21) Sup ervisor
.22) Asst. Director
'
23) S.D.Cs ■
24) Attenders
25) Sup erint endent

Total No.
sanctioned
1
1
1
1.
2
33
1
1
1
1 2
1
.i

11
3
8
1
1.
1
1
1
1
2
2
1

Total No.
in Position

^(^eu-zZt

^Y GYvx

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P1^ E P1

(9 IaTyLCUY

r)

S k'-Lz

Jx/J $ ,

.

I.E.C. Monthly Expenditure Report
Name of the State/UT:
Report For The Month Of:
Sr
No

Activity Particulars

Allocation
by G.O.I

Relen.se
by State

Expenditure
During
the
month

INNOVATIVE
PUBLICITY

1



2

During
the
Year

a) New MSS
b)Old MSS_____________ —
—— —
c)Pre-natal Diagonostic
Technique Act
Seminar/Workshops
djlntensive Local Specific
IEC activities in Selected
Distts
e) Training of MSS's etc
f) Training Material for
MSS’s

MASS MEDIA
ACTIVITY
a)Purchase of Hardware
( AV equipments)
b)Expenditure on Software
( AV equipments)
c)Repair of A. V.equipments
d)Other ExpenditurefPIease
specify) x

Total
X Film production,Seminars,OTC camps,S&D,Press Adv.Etc

PM

)

( ivieF-k
cyh

l

(j3 l/Ov-Ppu

k1)k c
J^) p] Ax■</ $ f

,

pi

Skdjl

I.E.C. Monthly Expenditure Report

Name of the State/TJT:
Report For The Month Of:
Sr
No

Activity Particulars

Allocation
byG.O.I

Release
by State

Expenditure

During
tlie
month

During
the
Year

INNOVATIVE
PUBLICITY

1

a) New MSS



b)Old MSS
c)Pre-natal Diagonostic
Technique Act
Seminar/Workshops
djlntensive Local Specific
IEC activities in Selected
Distts
e) Training of MSS’s etc

— -------------

f) Training Material for
MSS’s

2

MASS MEDIA
ACTIVITY
a)Purchase of Hardware
( AV equipments)
b)Expenditure on Software
(AV equipments)
c)Repair of A. V. equipments
d)Other ExpenditurefPlease
specify) x

Total
X Film production,Seminars,OTC camps,S&D,Press Adv.Etc

Fk>

A7.AHDA

r0:1. DT’.TRTCT

.'H n<G Entl.G P.bTVT!ED

HE l-TIL1 MG

1

Hospital Pharmacy and Sub-Store

DD Pharmacy.

2

nlood nank

AIDS DD(DQth)

3

MMR

Planning

4

Purchase of

5

Hospital Waste Management

KHSDP

6

IPP ix, ARM Training Centre

PD IPP IX K

7

Drugs maintenance and stores

JU (GMS )

8

Management of STI & RTI

RCH

9

PPC & UFWC

RCH

10

AIDS Managements

PD Aids.

11

Training

12

Administrative matters-Unauthorised
absence, Disciplinary actions.

CAO

13

Vehicle Paintings

DD Trans [Port.

14

staff

CAO

15

Specialists Hospital wise

CAO

16

Audit - AG & Others

CAO-cum-FA

17

NHRC

18

Post Martum, Medicolegal aspects.
Issue of certificate, issue of Rape
victim

JD (M)

19

CMD Hospital P.eferal, Surveillance o :
Communicable diseases in hospital.

TO

(CMD).

20

Clinical fees and Hospital Teaching
to Institutions.

i TO

(M)

Equ Lanentn A i :a'.nten.ince

SIHFW



HEO

M-cU <X<‘d+tX

HET A. STHFW
Dr.Makapur.

_____

JD(M )

The above Programme officer.-, .pre re<u ier. t nil to
submit the reiJorts to the Joint D.ii<-'--ior (Medina L )
for taking further action on the m-.t-r.

DIP. ECT OP.

OF

HEALTH

tmiivd lately

9 FW SERVICES

A

PHC:

A

Monthly Report of NMEP for the Month

PHC :
MF '1 O' Monthly Reports of passive, DDC'S Including treatment depots for the month of
OPD New Cases
SI.
No.

Name of the Passive
DDC'S FTD'S

No. of fever
No. of
cases
Opened
fever cases
New & Working
treated with
treated
Treated
Old
4 A.Q.
New
cases

Balance of Drug's

Blood
smears
collected

No. of
positives

4 A.Q.
Consumed

No. of RT
Given

No. of 8
A.Q.
consumed

4 A.Q.

8 A.Q.

Remarks

R.T. Given

Positives

Fever Cases

B.S. Drawn

Function

ESST

R.T. Given

Positives

B.S. Examined

B.S. Drawn

Fever Cases

Functions

B.S. Examed

DDC'S

FTD'S

ESST

Ia:


Given

Positives

ESST

BIS Examid

Establi­
shment

BIS Drawn

Name of the PHC

Fever Cases

SI.
No.

Function

Malaria Clinil

PHC :

MF 'S' Monthly Report of NMEP for the Month
Achivement
Spray

Targerj

SI.
No.

Name of Section

Popula­
Insecticide
tion

Rounds
period
spray

Balance of insecticide in KG's
at the end of spraying

Years

Covered

Years

cs

Rooms

Rooms

CS

Rooms

CS

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

May

June

July

DDT
50%

DDT
75%

BHC

Malathin

Re­
marks

PHC :

MF 'S' Monthly Malaria Programme for the month

SI.
No.

Name of Section
Male

Fe­
male

Total

PV

R

RG

Mass theraphy measures
Total focal Total fever
Single dose 4
cases
spray rooms
Single dose 4
AQ & 8 AQ
including treated l.C.
Total
AQ + Prima
4 A.Q.Tabs 600 MG + 450
C.S.
Quine
MG

R.T. Given

Species

Positives

Mix

Total

PV

PF

RT5
Days

Deaths
due to
P.F.

Balance
Tabs

4 AQ 8 AQ

Section
No's
Name of the Sections

TOTAL

Population
Collected

Collected

Passive
B.S.

Examined
Positives

Collected
CD

B.S.

Positives

;s & contact

Eamined

Collected

TOTAL

Examined

Positives
0-1 years
1-4 years

5-14 years

Age-wise

<
.

15 years &
above
0-1 years

15 years &
above
Deaths due to
PF

Remarks

Positives

5-14 years

PF & MIX

1-4 years

MF 4 for the month of

smears

Positives

:tive Blood

Examined

P.H.C.

No.1 Stock position of anti malarial drugs and insecticides
Month
SI.No.

Particulars

1.

4 AQ Tab's

2.

8 AQ Tab's

3.

DDT 50%

4.

DDT 75%

5.

BHC

6.

Malathine

O/B

Receipt

Total

Expd.

Closing Balance

Encuirnmental measures impliments for the malaria control under new strategy in
Bangalore (U) District

M onth

Name of
the PHC

Name of the
illors
(Probe mate)

Type of
mosques
breeding
plates

No. of
freeding
places
introduced
with larve
verous fish

Type of fish
introduced

Other type of
Collaborating
control
agency
activity taken

Remarks

N.L.E.P. REPORT (II)

National Leprosy Eradication Programme
(To be submitted to JOINT DIRECTOR (LEPROSY)
Monthly Progress Report for Endemic / Non endemic Districts

PHC/SECTOR :..................................................

Reporting Month



1

1

'

1.

TOTAL

MB

SSL1 PB

.........1...

Total New cases detected during the month
Out of the new cases detected above how many one of
i)

Grade 11 disability

ii) Child Cases
iii) Single lesion casea

9 No. of cases newly inducted on MDT during the reporting
Month out of new cases
3.

No. of relapsed/PLR/Restarted treatment during reporting month

4.

No. of cases discharged during reporting month on account
of following



a) RFT after MDT among cases under item 4
b) Due to Death among cases under item 4

c) Other discharges among cases under item 4

No. of cases out of balance on register under MDT at the
W end of Month

Adult
6.

PB

Drugs received during the month

(

Durgs consumed during the month

7.

Adult MB Child

Child

Have you submitted audited report of previous year

YES/NO

If yes, when & to Whom ?

(

If no give reason

A
J.

Funds Received during the month

i.

Spent during the month

10. Any other comments

N.L.E.P. REPORT (III)

information

Additional

( To be Enclosed along with Monthly Report) .

MONTH:

YEAR:

DISTRICT:

URBAN

RURAL NO. OF
Persons

Villages
covered

Persons

TownsAVards
covered

MB

TOTAL

I

1. x No. of Persons Enumerated

2.

No. of Persons Examined
PB

3.

4.

5.

6.

NO. OF

No. of cases detected during the month. By
a.

Population Survey

b.

Contact Survey

c.

Voluntary Reporting

d.

Special Group Survey •

e.

Any other method

Mode of detection for MB only

a.

Patches only (six and above)

b.

Nerve involvement only

c.

Clinical signs

No. of cases treated with
i)

With MDT

ii)

With Monotherapy

Total No. of Villages

With no cases
With PB cases only
With MB cases only

With both MB & PB Cases

■-

With no data
7.

No. of cases detected in following groups

............................................... ......... ...............

Schedule Tribes

.........................................................................

Muslims

.........................................................................

Christians

...........................a..............................................

Others

............................ )............................................

ADULTS
8.

Total Cases on Hand

9.

No. of singio lesion
cases verified by

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Male

ON HAND

NEW CASES

Schedule Caste

PB

Female

ADULTS

CHILD
Male

Female

Male

Signature .
NAME
Designation

Female

MB

Male

CHILD

Female

N.L.E.P. REPORT (I)
NATIONAL LEPROSY ERADICATIN’PROGRAMME - INDIA
Monthly Progress Report for Endemic/Non-endemic Districts/State,
District

:

PHC/Sector

:

Date of Starting of MDT

:

At inception of MDT (Pre-MDT)

No. ot active
cases on register
PB

MB

Total

1

2

3

g =■
0.2
2 c
\ g
4

Banglaore Rural District
Reporting Month :
Yea’r :

16th August 95
From inception till end of reporting month (Cumulative)

No. of cases
No. ol cases
i
No. of eases
'detected since
(Pre-MDT+New cases) ;
(Pre-MDT+Ncw cases)
MDT Starting
inducted on MDT ‘
discharged as RFT
____ ° ......
1
_
SSL PB MB TOTAL SSlJ PB : MB ! TOTAL i SSL; PB i MB TOTAL
;
-1 |
567
8
9 !’1O i 11 j
12 . | °3 | 14 ,j 15 ... 16

r : t
F r-F
___
! :M
°
i

1

!

;
!
____ _• 1



SSI

1.

No. of registered cases at the end of previous vear
31st March

2.

No. of cases newly detected during current year till
the end of reporting month (from 1st April)
(a)
(b)
(c)

No. of grade II disability cases among item 2
No. of child cases among item 2
No. of single lesion cases among item 2

3.

No. of cases newly detected during reporting month

4.

No. of cases newly inducted on MDT from 1st April
upto end of reporting month
. —

5.

No. of relapased/PLR/restarted treatment from 1st
April to till end of the month -',nDrt

6.

No. of cases discharged during the.current year from
1st April upto end of reporting month

(a)

RFT after MDT among cases under item 6

(b)

Other discharges among cases under item 6

7.

No. of cases balance on the register at the end of
reporting month (1+2+5-6)
/

8.

No. of cases under MDT out of item 7 are under MDT

9.

Have you submitted audited report of previous year
utilisation certificate of previous year
(i)

If yes, when & to whom

(ii)

If no. give reasons

PR

o

MR

TOTAI

_ ..

o

-

Yes or NO

-

Position
DRUGS (BCP)

-

SSL Adults

-

SSL Child

-

PB Adults

-

PB Child

.

....

’.

'

:................................

-

MB Adults

-

MB Child

-

11.

' . ’
;
BALANCE IN STOCK AT THE END OF THE MONTH

/...............................

Position of MDT Funds :
(a) Amount received forwarded
from previous year

-

(b) Amount received during
the year

-

• (c) Amount spent in cun-ent
year

-

(d)

Balance on hand

12.

Any other Comments :

-

Note : Items 9 & 1 1 are meant for Districts only

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Name
...j. :tr [llrj ||j} oj jhqA

... . ----------Designation

:

-

, postal Address

Printed by : The Director of Priming. Stationery* and Publications. Government Press. Bangalroe. I W.D Po5416 - P3 New.

& 8.^

A copy of this page should also be sent directly to the Director, State TB Training
and Demonstration Centre (STDC) of your State
Laboratory Quality Control Network All Tuberculosis Units Combined (including DTC)
Initial
reading

Number
Supervisor reading
of slides
checked Number of Number of
positives negatives

Percentage of
Discordance

Postive
slides

(a)

(b)

(b/[a+bj)
[false positives]

Negative
slides

(c)

(d)

(c/[c+d])
[false negatives]

Staff Position andTraining
(Tick [/] if in place or not during quarter)

District Tuberculosis Officer in place

Q Yes

Q No

Trained in RNTCP

Q Yes

Q No

Statistical Assistant in place

Q Yes

l~~l No

Trained in RNTCP

Q Yes

Q No

Treatment Organizer in place

Q Yes

No

Trained in RNTCP

Yes

No

Laboratory Technician in place

Yes

No

Trained in RNTCP

Yes

No

Trained in RNTCP
in past quarter

Total trained
in RNTCP

Indicate numbers at all Tuberculosis Units and DTC combined

Category of staff

Sanctioned

Medical Officer of the DTC

Designated Medical Officer
(TB) of theTB Unit
SeniorTreatment Supervisor
(STS)
SeniorTuberculosis Laboratory
Supervisor (STLS)

Laboratory Technician/
Microscopist

Treatment Organizer

Medical Officer
(at BPHC/CHC/PHC/other)
Pharmacist

Lady Health Visitor

Staff Nurse
Health Assistant

Multipurpose Health Supervisor

Multipurpose Health Worker
or equivalent
TB Health Visitor

Anganwadi Worker
Trained Dai

Community Volunteer

Not Applicable

In place

Medications

Item

Stock on first Stock received Patients started Stock on last Quantity
day of quarter during quarter on treatment day of quarter requested
during quarter

Category 1
patient-wise box

Category II
patient-wise box
Category III
patient-wise box

Item

Stock on first Stock received
day of quarter during quarter

Consumption Stock on last
during quarter day of quarter

Quantity
requested

Pouches for
prolongation of the
intensive phase

INH 100 mg
Streptomycin 0.75 g
Rifampicin 150 mg

Pyrazinamide 500 mg

Consumables

Item

Sputum containers
Slides
Carbol fuchsin

Methylene blue

Sulphuric acid
Phenol
Xylene
Immersion oil
Methylated spirit
X-ray film

Stock on first Stock received Consumption Stock on last Amount to
day of quarter during quarter during quarter day of quarter be obtained

MANAGING THE RNTCP IN YOUR AREA

Annexure V
REVISED NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMME

Monthly Report on Logistics and Microscopy

Peripheral Health Institution Level
Name of Peripheral Health Institution:

_

-------------------------------------------------

Month:Year:

Medications

Item

Stock on first Stock received Patients started Stock on last
day of month during month on treatment day of month
during month

Quantity
requested

Category 1
patient-wise box
Category II
patient-wise box
Category III
patient-wise box

Item

Stock on first Stock received Consumption Stock on last Quantity
day of month during month during month day of month requested

Blister packs for
prolongation of the
intensive phase
INH 100 mg
Streptomycin 0.75 g

Rifampicin 150 mg
Pyrazinamide 500 mg

Staff Position and Training

Category of staff

Sanctioned

Medical Officer
Laboratory Technician

Pharmacist
Multipurpose Health Worker

-

Other

62

In place

Trained in RNTCP

IMPLEMENTING THE REVISED RECORDING AND REPORTING SYSTEM

The section below is to be completed by Microscopy Centres only

Consumables

Item

Stock on first Stock received Consumption Stock on last Quantity
day of quarter during quarter during quarter day of quarter requested

Sputum containers
Slides
Carbol fuchsin
Methylene blue

Sulphuric acid

Phenol
Xylene
Immersion oil

Methylated spirit
(if supplied)

Microscopy and Treatment Initiation
(a)

Number of chest symptomatic patients whose
sputum was examined for case-finding (diagnosis)

(b)

Number of smear-positive patients diagnosed

(c)

Of smear-positive patients diagnosed (b). number
put on treatment

Equipment

Item

Number

In working condition

Not in v/orking condition

Monocular microscopes
Binocular microscopes

Name of officer reporting (in Capital Letters):

___ _______

Signature:

Date-_________________

63

5
Equipment in place
Item

Number

Monocular microscopes
Binocular microscopes
X-ray machine
Photocopier
Computer

Air conditioner for drug
storage area

Overhead projector
Jeep
Two-/three-wheeler

Name of officer reporting (in Capital Letters):

Signature:

Date:

In working condition

Not in working condition

Mi

dtp/9

PERIODIC DTP REPORTS

(To be submitted by DTC monthly/quarterly to higher authorities)

State:

Period:
(Month/Quarter)

District:

g

SECTION A: Report on Implementation
Total

1. Health institutions that can be implemented as
2. No. of PHls implemented under:
(a) Short Course Chemotherapy (SCC)
(b) Standard Regimen (SR) only

(c) Total implemented (a+b)
3. Total No. of PHI Monthly Reports included

SECTION B: Report on case-finding

NewTB patients detected

Examinations

X-ray

New outpatient
attendance

1

2

Sputum

Total

Nev/

Total

New

Sputum
+ ve
(B)

3

4

5

6

7

DTC

PHI

Total

38

Sputum -ve
but X-ray
+ ve
(X)

Extra
pulmonary
(E)

Total

8

9

10

SECTION C: Report on Treatment

(i) Standard Regimen (excluding patients put on SCC)
Patients put on treatment

1

New

Re-treatment

Transferred from
other centres

2

3

4

Patients
changed from
SCC to SR

Completed
treatment
period

Patients on treatment
at the end of the period

5

6

7

DTC
PHI

Total

(ii) Short Course Chemotherapy (SCC)
Patients pul on treatment

1

' DTC
PHI

Total

New

Re-treatment

Ra

Rb

Transferred from
other
centres/facilities

2

3

4

Completed
treatment period
(RA)

Patients on
treatment at the
end of (he period

5

6

DTP/9

SECTION-D: Details for each PHI (List all PHIs implemented under SCC/SR categorywise)

1

New TB patients
detected

New
outpatients

Total

New

Total

2

3

4

5

6

On TTT at the end
of the period

Number of supervision
visits by

Sputum
+ ves

Sputum
+ ves
put on
SCC

SCC

Standard
regimen

DTO

TO

LT

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Total

Signature of SA:..........................................
Date:............................................................

Note: i) Separate sheets may be used for SCC & SR.

Signature of DTO:.......................................
Name:.........................................................
Date:.............................................................

ii) List out XCs first, followed by MCs & RCs.

DTP/9 (continuation)

Name of the PHI

Sputum
examination

No. of
monthly
reports
included

REVISED NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMME

Quarterly Report of Sputum Conversion of

New Cases, Relapses and Failures
Patients registered during

Name of area:

quarter of 19

_____________________

No

Name of Reporter:Signature:

Date of completion of this form:

Complete this proforma for sputum smear-positive patients. The total number should be the same as in

the Quarterly Report on New and Retreatment Cases of Tuberculosis of the previous quarter.

Total number
of new
sputum-positive
. patients

Total number
of smear-positive
relapse patients

Sputum at 2 months
Negative

N.A.

Positive

Negative

Positive

N.A.

Sputum at 3 months
Negative

Total number
of smear-positive
failure patients

Sputum at 3 months

Positive

N.A.

Sputum at 3 months

Negative

Positive

N.A.

N.A. - Not available; sputum examination was not done.
2'97

________
tffLF YEARLY REPORTON DTP RESOURCES'
' "
(To ba sent to sj^Pied authorities for half year ending on 30th June & 3'.WBecember)

State:

Period:

DTP:

SECTION A: Staff Position in DTC (as on 30th June/31st December)

Post

Name of
Person­
nel

1

2

NTI Training
Whether
train ,ed
(Yes/No)

If yes,
batch
no/year

Remarks
(If vacant
from what
date)

3

4

5

..

SECTION B: Equipment Position (as on 30th June/31st December)

Equipment

Whether
available
(Yes/No)

Whether In
working
condition
(Yes/No)

If 'No’ In col.3, steps
taken for
repair/replacement

1

2

3

4

1. Dist. TB Officer

1. X-ray Unit

2. X-ray Technician

2. Odelca Camera

3. Lab. Technician

3. Microscope

4. Treatment Organiser

4. Vehicle

5. Statistical Assistant

SECTION C: Remarks on supply position of MMR rolls, Chemicals, stains etc.

Signature of DTO:
Date:

d±Q

Name of the DTO:

MONTHLY REPORT

TUBERCULOSIS FOR THE MONTH OF 4k

DTP/3

19

PART I : Information on case-finding activity during the month

Nameof PHI

(i)

Total new out-patients registered
NEW

Category : XC/MC/RC

OLD

(ii) (a). No. of X-rays taken
Whether implemented under SCC Yes/No *

(b)

No. of sputum smears examined :

(c)

No. of sputum smears referred

(iii) PARTICULARS OF NEW TB PATIENTS DIAGNOSED (INCLUDING EXTRA PULMONARY)

Date
No.

Sputum
Smear No/
X-ray taken

1

2

NAME

Father's Name

Age

Sex

3

4

5

6

Complete Residential Address
including head of the family
house number, street/hamlet.
Village & P.O./Town, Taluk &
District
7

8

-

Strike out whichever is not applicable
Note:

1)

Parts I & II are to be filled by PHI's & part II onlyby Treatment Section of DTC.

2)

This report is to be prepared on the last working day of the month and sent to DTC (Statistical Assistant)

by 5th of the next month at the latest.

Result
Case
Sputum/ Index
Number
X-ray
Extra
-pul

.

9

PART II INFORMATION ON TREATMENT ACTIVITIES DURING THE MONTH
Details

"

Sputum Positive Srtients put

on Short Course Chemotherapy
1

TB patients put on Standard
Regimen

.23

1. TB Patients under Treatment (T T T) at the beginning of the month
TTT cards prepared/received during the month

a)
b)
c)
d)

For new TB patients starting treatment
For TB patients put on tetreatment SiSSnic ..
For TB patients transferred from other centres/facilities
For TP patients for whom regimen was changed from SCC to SR

i



2. T T T cards despatched to DTC for transfer of treatment including transfer
cards sent along with this report---------------- -------- ,

3. Other TTT cards despatched to DTC with,this report (TB patients lost from
treatment, reported dead completed optimum treatment period, treatment stopped
by MO including for those on prolonged .treatment, change of regimen from
SCC to standard regimen)

■ i


J‘

4. TB patients under T T T at the end of the month.

5. No. of TB patients completing intensive phase under SCC (Regimen A)

Special remarks by M.O. of PHI on availability and use of:

TO BE FILLED BY SA AT DTC
Dates of:

a)

Microscope

b)

X-ray equipment

c)

d)

Date

a)

Receipt of MRT........................

b)

Checking MRT.........................

Anti TB drugs

c)

Indexing new TB patients from RMT.............................

Chemical, stains etc

d)

Including this MRT in ......................

Signature of MO........................

i)

Monthly DTP report........................

ii)

Quarterly DTP report...... ...............

Signature of SA.............................

REVISED

NATIONAL TB CONTROL

FROGRAI H IE

NAME OF PIIC/ PHU
MO-TC:
................. REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF.
P0PLUAT10N .....................................................
1

No. of New OPD

2

No. oE syinptoma tics with cough
of ^3 weeks referred for
sputum examination.

3

No. of sputum positive TB
patients.

4
z

No.- of sputum negative
positive TD patients.

5

No. o£ extra-pulmonary
positive TB patients.

6.

Treatment under RNTCP

a)

CAT I

b)

CAT II

C)

CAT III



.

:......



s x-r.ay

New

I

FU *



Treatment not under RNTCP

0

No. of T0 patients referred
from other PHC/ UTC

CAT 1
ISP ‘
POS)

F] NAL
FU *’

a

-

'7

I I ,
FU 1

CA T
I1
(SP .
POS)

CAT
111.

Other
s

9 ’ Treatment outcome

Category

Cured

Tt .
complc ted

Fa i1ur e

d e f a 11 1. .
Led

Trans
T>.i. nd .. ' I’ c r r c

d out

CAT I


CAT'fI
CAT III
■------------ — .

• -•

Others

Oa/'e:

■ I’1 0.CC

REVISED^ATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMME

Quarterly Report on the Results of Treatment of
Tuberculosis Patients Registered 12-15 Months Earlier
Name of area:________________________No:__________

Patients registered during

Name of Reporter*:_________________________________

Date of completion of this form____ __________ 19_____

_________ quarter of 19_____

Signature:_________________________________________

Type of patient

Patients
reported during
quarter”

Cured

(D

Treatment
completed
(2)

Died

Failure

Defaulted

(3)

(4)

(5)

Transferred to
another district
(6)

Total number
evaluated (sum of
columns 1 to 6)

NEW CASES
Smear-positive

Smear-negative




Total
RETREATMENT CASES

Smear-positive relapses
Smear-positive failures
Smear-positive Treatment
After Default

Others treated with Category II
Total Category II

• The Reporter is the Medical Officer responsible, not the person completing this form. This form includes patients on Category I, Category II and Category III treatment,
both smear-positive and smear-negative. These totals should match those of the Quarterly Report on New and Retreatment cases for the quarter.
" Of these,(number) were excluded from evaluation of chemotherapy for the following reasons:

12/97

REVISED NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAMME

Quarterly Report on Programme Management and Logistics
District Level
Name of the District:

Quarter:

Number of Tuberculosis Units planned in the District:

Year:

Number of Tuberculosis Units operational in the District:
Total population of the District:
Population of the District covered by the RNTCP:

The following reports are enclosed (Tick [/] to indicate that report is enclosed)
|~l

Quarterly Report on Case-Finding (number of TB Units reporting":)

l~|

Quarterly Report on Sputum Conversion (number of TB Units reporting":)

I"]

Quarterly Report on Treatment Outcomes (number of TB Units reporting":)

" If any TB Unit did not report, list name(s) and report(s):

Supervisory Activities by the Staff of the DTC
Type of Unit

BPHC

Microscopy Centre

Treatment Centre
Patient's Home

Other:__________________



CHC

Ji

PHC

ft!

Sanitorium/TB Hospital

I

Government Hospital

Number participating in
the RNTCP
I
l1

TB Unit

Number in the
District

Number of these visited
during quarter

Microscopy Activities (allTuberculosis Units including the DTC)

(a)

Number of new adult outpatient visits in health facilities

(b)

Out of (a), number of chest symptomatic patients whose sputum
was examined for diagnosis

(c)

Out of (b), number of smear-positive patients diagnosed

Treatment Initiation (allTuberculosis Units including the DTC)

(d)

Of the number of smear-positive patients diagnosed (c), the number who
reside within the district

(e)

Of the smear-positive patients diagnosed who reside within the district (d),
number put on DOTS

(f)

Of the number of smear-positive patients diagnosed who reside within
the district (d), number put on treatment other than DOTS

| (g)
"

Initial defaulters among smear-positive patients diagnosed and residing
within the district (g = d - e - f)

Activities of Community Volunteers
Number of Community Volunteers engaged during quarter:

Number of Community Volunteers paid during quarter:

Total amount paid to Community Volunteers during quarter: Rs

MONTHLY REPORWN TUBERCULOSIS FOR THE MONTH OF

.T...... 19

DTP/8

PART I: Information on case-finding activity during the month

Name of the PHI:

(i)

Total new out-patients registered

(ii)

(a) No. of X-rays taken

Category: XC/MC/RC*

New

Old

(b) No. of sputum smears examined

Whether implemented under SCC: Yes/No*

(c) No. of sputum smears referred

(iii) PARTICULARS OF NEW TB PATIENTS DIAGNOSED (INCLUDING EXTRA PULMONARY)

Date

Sputum
Smear No./
X-ray Token
No.

Name

Father's Name

Age

1

2

3

•4

5

Sex

Complete residential address
including head of the family,
house number, street/hamlet,
village & RO./Town, Taluk &
District

Result
Sputum/
X-ray
Extra-Pul

Case
Index
Number

6

7 '

8

9

* Strike out whichever is not applicable

Note:

1. Parts I & II are to be filled in by PHIs & Part II only by Treatment Section of DTC.
2. This report is to be prepared on the last working day of the month and sent to DTC (Statistical Assistant)

PART II: INFORMATION ON TREATMENT ACTIVITIES DURING THE MONTH

1

Details

Sputum positive patients put on
Short Course Chemotherapy

TB patients put on standard
regimen

1

2

3

1. TB patients under treatment (TTT) at the beginning of the month
2. TTT cards prepared/received during the month
a) For new TB patients starting treatment
b) For TB patients put on retreatment
c) For TB patients transferred from other centres/facilities
d) ForTB patients for whom regimen was changed from SCC to SR

X

3. TTT cards despatched to DTC for transfer of treatment including transfer
cards sent along with this report.
4. Other TTT cards despatched to DTC with this report (TB patients lost from
treatment, reported dead, completed optimum treatment period,
treatment stopped by MO including for those on prolonged treatment,
change of regimen from SCC to standard regimen).
5. TB patients under TTT at the end of the month.
X

6. No. of TB patients completing intensive phase under SCC (Regimen A).

Special remarks by M.O. of PHI on availability and use of:
a)

Microscope

b)

X-ray equipment

c)

Anti TB drugs

d)

Chemicals, stains etc.

TO BE FILLED BY SA AT DTC
Dates of:
(a) Receipt of MRT

(b) Checking MRT
(c) Indexing new TB patients from MRT

(d)

Including this MRT in

Date:

Signature of MO

(ii) Quarterly DTP Report
Signature of SA

Part II : DTP/8

(i) Monthly DTP Report

<
$

DTP/10
ANNUAL REPORT ON COHORT ANALYSIS
(To be sent by DTC to higher authorities by 30th April of the following year)

-■?

State’

S

period of diagnosis of cohort*:

g

SECTION A: Report on Treatment (Cohort) Analysis — for Standard Regimen

j

1st January 19

31st December 19

1

No. of TB patients diagnosed during cohort period specified

|-------------]

2.

a) No. of smear positive patients diagnosed

|

~|

b) No. of smear positive patients initiated treatment under standard regimens |— ;------ 1

(
■;

®Year of Report:

DTP:

£

No. of treatment cards of TB patients at SI.No.2(b) available

4.

Out of SI.No.3, No. of treatment cards not considered for anlaysis due to:

[

|

a) Migration ofTB patients (immigration and emigration)

|-------------- 1

b) Duplicate treatment cards found

|

c)

Illegible entries with regard to collection of drugs

|

d)

Total (a to c) r

|

5.

No. of treatment cards considered for cohort analysis (Item 3 minus 4(d))

6.

Distribution of smear positive patients (SI.No.5) according to number of
collections made:

,

—|
|

|

Number of monthly collections made

Details
12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

tto. of smear + ve TB
patients
Cumulative distribution
Cumulative as % of TB
patients undergone
treatment

7-

Final follow up examination of smear positive cohort patients at the end of
treatment period:
a) No. of TB patients for whom smear was examined

b) No. of TB patients for whom smear was found positive
Note:

@ year Of report wj|| be calendar year
* The cohort period will be January to December of the previous calendar year
p.t.o.

No. of ‘O collection’ cases:

41

SECTION B: Report on treatment (cohort) analysis — Patients put on SCC-Regimen A

1

No. of smear positive patients put on SCO Regimen A(2EHRZ/6TH) in the
cohort period (1 st January to 31 st December of previous calendar year)

2.

No. of treatment cards available in respect of TB patients at SI.No.1.

3.

Out of treatment cards at SI.No.2, No. of treatment cards not considered for
analysis due to:
. f

a) Patients migrated (immigrated/emigrated)

b) Duplicate ttt cards found

c) Illegible entries with regard to collection of drugs
d)

Change of regimen from SCC to SR

>

e)

Total (a to d)

I

4.

No. of treatment cards of patients considered
for cohort analysis (SI.No.2 minus 3(e))

5.

Analysis of drug collections in respect of ttt cards at SI.No.(4):
No. of fortnightly collections made

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

Total

Continuation Phase

Intensive Phase
4

6

8

10

12.

14.

16

5

6

7

8

9

10

.11

No. of TB patients

Cols. 2-5 refer to fortnightly collections in the Intensive Phase (2 months)

Cols. 6-11 refer to monthly collections in continuation phase (3rd to 8th month).
Each monthly collection is counted as 2 fortnightly collections.

6.

Final follow-up examination of smear +ve patients at the end of treatment
period:
a) No. of patients for whom smear was examined
F
' I
b) No. of cases where smear was found positive

]

I

Remarks:

Name of D.T.O.

Signature of D.T.O.
Dale:

12

DTP/1
Case-Finding Registration Form

Type of Examination: X-ray/Sputum/Rol! No.

DTC:

Date

Token
Number/
Sputum
Smear
Number

Name

Father's Name

Age

1

2

3

4

5

Use Separate Sheets for X-ray and Sputum

Sex

Complete address,
Including head of the
family, house number,
street (name), hamlet,
main village and post
office, taluk & district

■Referr­
ing
PHI

New
Old
OBS

If Old/OBS
previous
film
number

Result
X-ray/
Sputum

CaseIndex
number

6-

7

8

9

10

11

12

(Size of CFRF - Foolscap)

FRONT

DTP/2

REFERRING SUP
1.

Name

2.

Age

4.

Father's Name

5.

Address

6.

Referring PHI:

7.

New I

8.

For old TB patients Case Index
Number

9.

For Out-patients on observation
Previous Film Number

10.

Come back on :

Sex

3.

:

C/o
:
House No
Hamlet/Street :
Village * P.O./Town
Taluk :
District:

;

I

Old I

I OBS I

Examination Required



Sputum |______ |

x-Hay

|______ |

Signature of MO & Date

(Size of Referring Slip — 105 mm x74mm)

REVERSE

Results of Examinations
11. X-ray Film No.
New and OBS
Out-patients

OBS

Old TB Patients

D

12. Sputum
Date[ Smear No,| Result

TBP

PLEF

TBHA

Tl

13. New TB patient
Case index No.

14. Remarks (including advice on treatment)

Date:

Signature of DTO:

30

DTP/2

I

STATEMENT SHOWING THE ANIMAL BITES REPORTED FOR THE MONTH OF
DISTRICT: BANGALORE URBAN

SI.

Name of the

No.

Animal Bites

1.

DOG BITE

2.

SNAKE BITE

3.

Other Animal
bite (Specify)

CHILDREN
Male

Female'

ADULTS

Total

Male

Female

Total

Vaccinations

Vaccination

done

in stock

TOTAL

Signature

Remarks

REPORT ON THE MEASLES INCIDENCE OF BANGALORE URBAN DISTRICT
FOR THE MONTH OF

AS ON

SI.
No.

Name of the PHC

1

2

On the day

Name of the
Villages

Population

3

4

Up-to-date

Immunisation against Measles

A

D

A

D

on the
day

5

6

7

8

9

Post Measles complicated cases treated

Respiratory
Uplodate
%of
coverage infection
cover
10

11

12

Diarreable

Mai
Nutrition

No. ofORS
pkts distributed

13

14

15

Signature

STATE GOVERNMENT OF KARNAT

GUINEaworm eradication programme
Monthly Report on Guineaworm situation for the month of
District: BANGALORE URBAN

St

Guineaworm states

Endemic

Deleted

Non-Endemic

FOLLOWING PHC (s) & VILLAGE (s) IN THE DISTRICT REPORTED/RECORDES GUINEAWORM CASE (s)

No. of Guineaworm cases (s) reported

GW status of village

SI.
No.

Name of the PHCs

2

1

C - Child

Name of the villages

3

Female

Male
Old

New

Re-in feet

4

5

6

C

A

C

A

7

8

9

10

.

Total

Corrective
Action taken

11

•, 12

A-Adult

NOTE: 1. The District monthly report should be compiled on similar report from each PHC of the District.
2. This monthly report, even NIL, must be despatched by seventh of following mont, positively.

Signature

DISTRICT : BANGALORE URBAN

Monthly Report of NIDCP (Goitre) Case for the month of

..........

SI.
No.

Name of the PHC/
Institution

No. of new cases of Goitre
detected during the month

Cases already
reported so far

Total No. of Goitre
dases in the Area

No. of cases
treated sofar

Type of
treatement

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Signature

profAim a for monthly performance repot
Particulars

No. of samples
received

No. of samples
examined

Normal

Abnormal

1

2

3

4

5

A - Clinical Pathology
BCDEFA-

Haematology & Immunohaematology
Biochemistry
Bacteriology
Serology
Water Analysis
CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

1.

Urine Analysis-

2.
3.
4.

Routine Complete
Food Analysis
C.S.F. Examination
Semen Analysis

B - HAEMATOLOGY & IMMUNOHAEMATOLOGY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

Complete Hacmogram
R.B.C. count
Hamcglobin
TC / DC
ESR
Platelets count
Bleeding and clotting time
Malaria parasites & Filaria
Absolute Eorinophil count
Blood picture
Others

C - BIOCHEMISTRY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Blood sugar
Blood Urea
Serum Cholcctcrol
Serum creatinine
G.T.T.
Bilirubin & Biliverdin

3

W2

7.
8.
9.

4

5

Blood Calcium
Serum Uric Acid
Olhcrs

D- BACTERIOLOGY

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Sputum for AFB
Dipthcria Bacilli
Skin smear for Lerra Bacilli
Grem slain
Vibrio cholera
Urethral smear for Gonococci
Culture & Sansiiivity
Others

E-

SEROLOGY

1.
2.
3.
4.

V.D.R.L.
Widal
Blood Group and RH factor
Olhcrs

F-

WATER ANALYSIS

1.

Bacteriological Analysis :
a)
Borcwcll water
b)
Tap water
c)
Well water
d)
Olhcrs

2.

Chemical Analysis of water

No. of samples collected

No. of samples examined

Positive

Signature of the Reporting Authority

Negative

£
PROFORMA
IN-DOOR PATIENTS AND OUT-DOOR PATIENTS TREATED DURING THE MONTH OF
I.

Type of Institutions :

i.

No. of Institutions functioning

ii.

No. of Institutions Reported during the month :
100% reporting should be ensured)

iii.

No. of defaulting Institutions during the month :

II.

SANCTIONED BEDS:

General Hospitals

PHCs

Total

PHUs

General Hospitals :

Male

Female

Children

Total

Primary Health Centres

Male

Female

Children

Total

Ordinary Health Units :

Male

Female

Children

Total

Period

Type of
Institution

2

1
During
the Month

OUT DOOR PATIENTS TREATED

OUT DOOR PATIENTS TREATED

OLD CASES

NEW CASES

INDOOR PATIENTS
TREATED

DEATHS AMONG
INDOOR PATIENTS

Male

Female

Children

Total

Male

Female

Children

Total

M

F

C

T

M

F

C

T

J

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

Gen. Hospitals
PHCs

PHUs

Total
Cumulative
from 1.1.9

Gen. Hospitals
PHCs
PHUs

till the end of
the month of
reporting

V

TOTAL

Signature

FORM - I
Information regarding the working of the P.F.A. Act in 1954 in Bangalore (U)
District during the month / Year

SI.
No.

Name of the
PHC

Source of
samples
drawn

1

2

3

No. of
samples
drawn

No. of
samples
examined

4

5

No. of
samples
found
adul­
terated

% age
of
adulte­
ration

No. of
samples
examined
by 2nd
Public
Analyst
under Sec.
13(2)

6

7

8

No. of convictions

No.of
samples
varied

No. of
Prosecu­
tions
launched

Fines
only

No. of
imprison­
ments
without fine

Total

9

10

11

12

13

No. of cases No. of cases
acquitted or pending in
discharged & the court of
reasons
law since
thereof
it is pending

14

15

Total fines
realised

16

w

PROFORMA - n

W

Monthly information regarding the total number of samples analysed, prosecutions
launched etc., with regard to commonly used food articles for the month/year.
SI.
No.

Category of
Food Stuff

No. of
samples
collected

No. of
samples
analysed

No. of
samples
found
adulterated

Percentage of
adulteration

No. of cases in
which
prosecution has
launched

Fresh
prosecution
cases

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

----- ..^

L---------------------

1.

Spieces &
condiments

■2.

Edible Oil,
Fats and
Vanaspathi

3.

Milk

4.

Butter, Ghee,
Ice cream &
other milk
products

5.

Cereal &
cereal products
and pulses

6.

Others.

Total

No. of
cases
disposed

No. of cases
acquitted

Cases
pending for
more than
1 year

Remarks

9

10

11

12

13

TOTAL

— ■

Signature

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DAILY EPIDEMIC REPORT / JAPANESS B’ ENCEPHALITIS CASES
District:

SI.
No.

For the month :

Taluk

9

1

NOTE: A. Attack
D. Death

Primary
Health
Centre

Names of
Villages
reporting
infection

Population

3

4

5

Compiled on :
Date of

First

No. of cases
Last

on the day

Uptodatc

A

D

' A

D

A

D

A

D ■

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

No. of
Houses
Sprayed

Remarks

14

15

ABSTRACT UPTO DATE INFORMATION FOR THE YEAR UNDER REPORT FROM 1ST JANUARY /
No. of
reporting
Villages

Infected
Town

Villages

Town

Attack

Deaths

Total No. of Houses
Sprayed

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Total Population :

Total No. of Cases :



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samples collected for serological examination etc.,

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MONTHLY REPORT FORMAT FOR RABIES FROM DISTRICT / ID HOSPITAL
TO STATE HEALTH DIRECTORATE
1.

Total number of animal bite cases

Dog

2.

Total number of cases given post
exposure vaccination and serum

ARS

3.

Total number of cases with neuroparalytic
complications following NTV.

4.

Total number of cases sensitive to ARS

5.

Total number of deaths due to
hydriphobia/rabies



Wihtout
Vaccination

Other animals

NTV

TCV

After
Vaccination

~

-------------------------------------------

J

INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR MONTHLY REPORT FORMAT FOR RABIES FROM DISTRICT/
ID HOSPITALS OF STATE HEALTH DIRECTORATE
1 I

1.

Besides dog, other animals can be cat, buffalo, monkey, mangoes or wild animals. •

2.

ARS - Hyperimmurii^Qtirabies serum of equine origin.
NTV - Nervous Tissue Vaccine.
TCV - Tissue Culture Vaccine marked as Rabipur, Vcrorab or HDCV.

3.

Neuroparalytic complications includes paralysis of leges, difficulty in micluralion and/or'evacualion or temporary
paralysis of one or more spinal or cranial nerves.

4.

ARS can cause hyper sensitively reactions therefore it is given after skin sensitively test.

INVENTORY OF VACCINESAND SERUM
B.No. Item

Unit

1.

Anti-rabies vaccine

ml

2.

Anti-rabies serum

ml

Consumption

Bal. stock

Stock for month

Signature

Remarks

3

INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Monthly monitoring report of project advisor (MO I/C 1’IIC ) for the month of
1.
2.

3.
4.

5.
6.

7.
8.
9.

•.............. 1

Name of the PHC
(a) Name of me 1CDS Project
(b) Type of Project (Please Tick)
(Rural/3 ribal/Urban)
District
State
Total No. Sectors in the PHC
Total No. of Sectors Reported
No. of AWS in the PHC sanctioned
Functioning
Reported
Population : fit PHC
(ii) Reported AWS (All Sectors)
Total No. of Sectoral level training courses organised by all the M.Os
(a) Topics Discussed
(b) No. of participants (All Sectors)
No. Trained
No. in Position
Staff Position
No. Sanctioned

(a) Medical Officers
(b) LHV s/HAs (F)
(c) ANMs or MPHWs (F)
(d) AWWs
10. No. of AWs visited by all the MOs for health check up
II. No. of AWs where supplementary Nutrition was distributed:
More than 15 days
Less than 15 days
O days
12. .Total No. of Malnourished children in the reported AWs (Please Tick)
the method used: weighinent/Tricolor tape)
i) Grade II Yellow
.-.........(ii) Grade III
(iii) Grade IV.............
Total
No. of members advised ORT
13. Total No. of children who had diarrhoea
14. Population break up in 0-6 years, age groups of children as reported AWs
(i) 0 to below 1 year (ii) 1 year to below 3 years (iii) 3 years to below 6 years
(10-11 months)
(12-35 months)
(36-71 months)
(iv) Total 0 to below 6 years (0-7 I months)
15. Immunisation performance figures to be filled in from the available informalion at (he
PHC (al reported under 11PI for children below I year)

Total No.
Immunised in
the PHC
In the report
ing month

Total since
1st April

Percentage

DPT/POLIO

BCG
1st

2nd

3rd

Tetanus - Toxid
Booster
Booster Dose
Measles (Prcg. Women
Doose
1st
2nd

-216.

'

17.
18.

I
19.

Total since last
26lh >1 -cember
(Cumulative)

No. in the
reporting
month

Births and Deaths date :
Nature of event

Live Births
Still Births
Deaths 0 to below 1 year
(0-11 mon ths)
iv)
Deaths in age group 1 year
to below 3 years (12-35 months
v)
Deaths in age group 3 years
to below 6 years (35-71 months)
vi)
Total No. of deaths of
Pregnant women during delivery
Total No. of pregnant women in reported Anganwadies
Lactating women: (a) Total No. in the reported Anganwadies.....
(b) Total No. received mother & child welfare pamphlet
Supplies position - Tick mark the correct answer:
i)
ii)
iii)

Vit. A

Position

Iron &
Folic acid
Tablets

Drugs
for
AWs

BCG

DPT

Polio

Measles



Adequate* *

Inadequate
*

Indicate adequancy as per monthly requirement in reference to total requirement for the
target given to PHC

20.

Fund from Social Welfare Department for Puel (Please Tick)
Received/Not receieved
Medicine kits for AWWs (please Tick) Receive/Not Received.

21.

Note: Please fill all the information. Do not keep to space blank.
Write actual numbers or dash, in bold letters
Signature
Name
PHC
Full Adress

Note :

...........................
..........................

Copy of MMR should.be sent to the state co-ordinator and Chief District
Adviser within a day after the end of the each month under certificate of posting.

No. of A/W visited by MO.....
■ No. of Children Examined..;,..
No.-of Children defective .
' No. of Children referred
.
No. of ANC Regd. D.M.

Vaccines

No. of AAV visited by LHV..
No. of AAV visited by ANM
No. of children Treated
No. of ANC on hand

J
INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ."DECT.
*•
Taluk

CHC
1)

Month

<•

Causes of infant children and maternal deaths
Infant

Children

Metemal Death

1
2
3
1
2
3
1

2



3
2) Health Check up particulars

'


' SI.

.

Type of

On

No.

No. found

■No.

No.

No.

Beneficiary

roll

Examined

defective

Treated

referred.

,L

Children under
'6 years

*
With Details

• 2- • A.N.C
3.

P.N.C

4.

Others '



-

Total
*

Details

3)

Co- ordinated Work

(a)

No. of Anganwadies visited along with
M.O. for Health Check up by....

(b)

No. of SLM attended by..........

CAD

CAD
AD

AD

DA
£

DA

CDPO

ACDPO
MS
LHV .

-

CDPO
ACDPO

-

ANM

-

Other Spesity -

Other Spesity -

Total

Total

Place of SLM Conducted

■ <w

CENTRAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
integrated bother child development services

FORM Al-3
(MMR proforma for &ural tribal and Urban project)

(From 1st day of the last day of month under Report)
Subject: Monthly monitoring report for the month of--------------- 1999*
PART:I
(To be filled by CDpOS/Statistician Assistant of the ICD project

1. Name of the State - - — - ------- - -

Code ——--- ----- -----

2. Name of the District -—------ - ---------

Code

3. Name of the project

——-

Code ———



Bock/PHC/CHC

4. Type of project------------ ----- ------ Rural/Tribal/Urban
5. No of New PHC/Sectors in the block Area —--------- ------

£

6. Category of project central/state
7. Year of sacntion------------------------ Year of operational-------------------8. Portal Address of CDpOS------------------------- Postal Address of Pa
Pin code

Pin cods

No. of AWS

No of AWS

9. No of AWS

Sanctioned--------------

Functioning---------------- Reporting---------------Population Reported AWS all sector®/pro

10. Population sector/project

11. Total population of AWS all age group (0—71 month)
Children 0-6 years of age ------------------ —
Below 6 months

12. Women

6 months-lYrs

1-3 Yrs

3-5

5-6

Nursing (first sLx months of lactation)

pregnant
1 3. Reported births and deaths
Births
Live birth----------------- still birth------------------------Deaths
Below 1 yrs----------------1-3 yrs----------------- 2-5 yrs---------------5-6 y§s-----------------

1 4. Deaths of women
During pregnancy

During Labour

During PNC(Witnin 42 days)

15. So. of AWS provided Snp in the month

0 - day

5-14 days

16-20 days

21 days & Above

16. Supplementary Nutrition in all reporting AWS

categary

Total So.

of eligibel

Total No. of
enrolled

Ho. received
SNP for. 15 days
or nose

A) Pregnant

Lactacti ng
b) Children

6 months

6 Yrs of age

17. Total No. of children who had diarrhoea--------------—
No. of Mothers advised ORT----------------- —
18. Classification of Nutritional status No. of children

Weight (sum of all weight)

With Normal Weight-----------------in Grade-1----------------in Grade-II

---------- -------

in Grade-Ill

-------- ----------

in Grgde-IV

....

Total

----------- -——

19. No. of sectoral level meeting of the Health and Non-HealtH staff
organised by CDpO by active involvement of p. A and sector level
advisors

PARTICIPANTS
health staff

ANM

MOS

Da

aupervisers

ACDpO

.LHV

OTHERS

ICDS -staff

AWWS

CDpOS

OTHERS

20. Topics of continuing education (Health)--------------- —
21. No. of AWS visited by - (apart from health check-up)

ANM

LHV

MS

ACDpO

MO

Da

CDpO

OTHERS

DI ST LEVEL

PUBLIC

part - II

22. Staff position
S.No

Staff position
Health staff

No. sanctioned

No. in position

No.Trained

1.'Medical officers

2. LHVs _
3. ANMs
4. I CDS staff
CDpO

5. _ACD?O____ ____ _________ , ~ _
6. M.S

. Z’_A*W__________________ .

23. No. of AWS visited by all the MO’s for Health checkup
a) Visits during health check up
ANM

Da

LHV

MS

ACDpO

CDpO

OTHERS

24. Immunisation performance require to be filled in the from the
available information at the sector/project( as reported under UIP
for children below 1 year)
Total No. of
immunisation
in the sectors
project

ELA

OPT

BCG

POLI 0

TT
Prg women

ist 2rai 3rd Booster 1st 2nd 3rd boos- 1st 2nd 3rd
Dose
tar
doss
'

in the reporting
month

Total since
S s t Apri 1
JOINT VISITS

MS + IHV

DA + CDPO

DA + ACDpO

MO + CDpO

MO + ACDPO

CDA + AD

25. Supplies position tick nark the correct answers

Position

Vit A

Iron*
polio
acid

Anti
worm

Drugs
for
AWS

~
BCG

"
DJT

VACCINES
~ ~
POLIO MEASLES

~ ~
TT

Ad e qu ate
Inadequate

In adequate adequancy as per monthly requirement in reference to total

requirement for the target given to sectoral / project

26. Funds from social welfare Department for pOL (please tickj Received/not

received.

27. NOTEs- Please fill all the information Do not keep any space blank
write actual number of sill instead of Dash.

A
"

28. PHC meeting held on-----------------

Signature ----------------

Name

—----------

Sectoral/froject --------------

Full Address
Date:

NOTE 1) Despatch the report to central cell within eight days after the enl
of each month.
2. Copy to MMR should be sent to the state co-ordinator and chief
District Adviser within eight days after the erxi of each month..

District wise percentage

Dis t
Code

1 .

District Naae

^yrs

Rep.Pop

g*

SMNSMN

viij. j_ui
2

5

4

5

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7

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INTEGRATED CHILD DEV ELOP MENT SERVICES
FORMAT -4.
DISTRICT ADVISORY MONTHLY MONITORING REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF

1. Name of the State.KARNATAKA District DHaRWAD

2. Number ef sanctioned ICDS Project in the District

3. Number ef operational ICIS project under your change

....

4. Number of project Advisers under your change

.

5. Details ef monthly Monitoring reports received frem the PHC of
Operational ICDS Project under your charge.

Name ef
ICDS
Project.

Name of
PHC

Date of
Date af
PHC
level
MUR checked
meeting
cc despatched.
continu­
ing e du­
cat ien.

Remarks about the (a)

To pics
dis cuss ed
(Title
only)

No.of par
cipants
L3D/LHV/
CDDO/iS/
Others.

Co-ordination wita CDPO and (b) Food '

quality at AiV Centre
GOOD/ACCEPT ABLE/POOR
Signature

.

District Advisor
Date;
Note;1.The manthly meeting in all ICDS Projects under your charge
should be completed within 7 days after the end of each monh.

2. The uLih should be submitted to Central Cell within 11 days,
after the end of each month.
3. Copy of MJR should be sent to the State Ce-erdinator within
11 days, after the end of each month.

INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMEN'T SERVICES
FORMAT -5
Chief District Advisor's Monthly Review Report for the month of

1. Name ef the State

District

Population......................................
. .
2. Date af District level meeting (including ICDS)

- -

3. Number of ICDS Projects in the District
(a) Sanctioned
( b) Operational

.
.

........................ , ,

<1. Number of ICDS health functionaries in the District.
(a) District Advisors
..... . .
.........

.

(b) Project Advisors

Name ef
District Advisor.

5.

Nam e ef
Proj ect.

Name of
Pre j ects/PHCs
under his charge.

No . of Project
Adviser report:
despatched by
PAs in the
district to
Control Cell.

Immunisation perfermance in the district (These figures are to ’
filled from the available information for children, below,
1 year under DIP at the District Headquarter).

No.
immunis ed
in the dist.

BCG

DPT. doses. Polio doses Measles
1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd

TT to Pre,
wot?e'
1stdase/
2nd dose.

1. During the
menth.
ii.Total
since 1st
April.

6. Remarks under the following events as compared to last month(Pl.t;
a.Malnourished Children
Grade II
Increased/^eoreas ed
b. Diarrho ea.
Grade. Ill &TV
Increas ed/Deereased,
c.Total Deaths
Increased/Decreas ed
a.o to
1 year
Increas ed/Decreas ed.
3 year
ii. 1 to
Increased/Decreased
Increas ed/Decreas ed
6 years
rii.3 to
Increas ed/Decreas ed.
iv. Preg. women during delivery
Increas ed/DecreaSed.
7.Remarks regarding food quality at
AW Centres.
3.Number of participants in Distric
Good/Acceptable/Poor.
level Meeting.
a) Di s t ri c t Advi s s rs
b)Project Advisers
c) CDPus
d) Diat,Social "’elfarc Officers.
e) Others

MONTHLY REPORT' OF

DISTRICT? MYSORE
SI.. ITnme of the THC/'
No. Institution

BREAK HP

1? S.C.
: 2> S.T.

No. of £cases
of Goitre cases
detected-during :
the month .
.

Cases. Total No.
already of goitre
report- cases in
ed so
the area
far.

No. of
cases
treated

Type of
Treatment

.

MINOR CG-PTONITY
3) Musi in
4) Christain
5) Sikh
6) Budd is t

7) Jains
Totals

8) Others

Total from 1”8
■ Sathya--

District Health and Family
Welfare Off ice r Mysore.

Monthly Report of Goit?e Cases for the Month of...
■district i

si.
No.

1

------------ ---------------------------------



Name of the
PHC/lnstitutions.

2

/ ■

r •

Break - up
SC.
ST.

3

4

MINOR COMMUNITY

Mus­
lim

Chris­
tian

Sikh.

Budhist

Jains.

5

6

7

8

9

Qthers

10

No. of New
cases of
Goitre
detected
dur. month

11

Cases
already
reported
so for

12

Total
No. of
Goitre
cases
in the
area

No. of
cases
treated
so far

Type of
Treat­
ment

13

14

15

(I o be submitted by 25th March to. the State Family Welfare Officer and Deptt of Family Welfare,
MOHFW, GOI, New Delhi through NICNET)

FORM 4
DISTRICT ACTION PLAN
A.

General Information
State
District
No. of PHC in that District
Population of the'DTsfficfT
Birth Rate of District / State

SI.
No

lh.

_____
Code : I
Code: |

I
~]

...Services.- _

Year
Eligible couples
(as on 1st April)

Performance in Planned performance in
last year
current year as compiled
from PHC & FRU plans

Antenatal Care
Total No. of ANC cases registered in the Distt.

2.

No. of high risk pregnant women - Treated

3.

No. of TT dose given
TT1
TT2__________ ________________________ ____
Booster

4.

No. of pregnant women with anaemia treated

5.

No. of pregnant women
given prophylaxis with I FA tablets

6.

• Total No. of deliveries in the District

-



Natal Care



No. of home deliveries by ■
a) ANM/LHV_________ •________ '________ ‘
b) Trained birth attendant
c) Untrained birth attendant

J
■•

—-------------------------8.

No. of institutional deliveries
a) At District hospital
b) At FRU
c) AFP HU
3) At sub-centre

g

No. of sick new borns
Treated
Referred

10.

No. of MTPsdone

Neonatal Care

MTP

----------- - ----------- ----

[ruiiii o coma.)

RTI / STI
11.

M

F

No. of cases detected
- Treated—-----------------------------------------

M

F

'—-

Immunization
12.

No. of infants immunized (0-1 years)
BCG
DPT-1
DPT-2
DPT-3
OPV-O
OPV-1
OPV-2
OPV-3

-



Measles
13.

No. of children immunized
(more than 18 months)
DPT Booster
OPV Booster

14.'

No. of children immunized
(more than 5 years)
-DT - •

15.

No. of children immunized
(more than 10 years)

16.

No. of children immunized
■'more than 16 ye a ts )______
TT

17.

No. of children given IFA small
(below 5 years)

Vit. A
18.

No. of children administered Vit. A
(9 months to 3 years)
a) Dose 1
b) Dose 2
c) Dose 3 - 5

ARI
19.

No. of cases under 5 with pneumonia
b) Referred

Acute Diarrhoeal diseases
20.

No. of cases under 5
Treated with ORS

-— —
-—--

(Form 4 contd.)

21.

22.

Family Planning
Male Sterilisation
a) Conventional
b) NSV

----- —

Female Sterilisation
a) Abdominal
b) Laparoscopic
-

23.

IUD Insertion
a) by aNM
b) By PHC doctor
c) By FRU doctors
d) By District hospital doctors

24.

Oral Pill Users

25.

Condom Users

»

Material & Supplies
SI.
No.

Items

Unit

" Qty. used in
previous year

Stock position
on 1st April

Additional Quantity
required in

Contraceptives
2.
3.
4.
5.

Nirodh pieces
Oral Pill Cycles
IUDs
Tubal rings
Dai Kits

——

k Vaccine Doses
*DPT_j________________ j
7.
_OPV~
:
----------------- - —
8.
TT
i
9. ~BCG—----------------------- r----10. ' Measles'"
—---------------DI------------------------- ------ t------- —
11.

6.

IFA Tab, large
IFA Tab. small
v it. a solution
ORS Packets

Cotrimoxazole
16.
17.

Tab. Paediatric
RTI / STI Drugs

;
---------------------- - —



Prophylactic Drugs
J 2.
i J.
TV
1~5.~

'J

—---------------—




---------------

(11> be subni’lted by 25lh of following month lo Sialo Family Welfare Department and Department of Family
Welfare. MOHFW, GOI New Delhi through NICNET ’

FORM 9
CONSOLIDAI ED MON Fl !l.T REPORT FROM DISTRICT 10 STAT E I CENT RE
Gsurnal
.
I
2.

Slate
7AD<Z^.
Dislrict—C^2_T,JkP?3 T-------------

3.

Population of District

SI.
No.

5.

pppoiting for Hie month of
Eligible Couples (as on 1st April of the year)

Service

1

ANC Registered

II

Ants Natal Chock-up
Pregnancies

Cumulative till this month last year
Cumulative till this month (his year
who have received 3 check-up
How many received
TR
Booster
___________ IFA_______________
------------- -—
1''gh risk Pregnancies
-PHC
CHC
pnu

District Hospital
Urb-in Dispensary
________ tTC---------- --------- 7-------------------- -------------- - —
Complication
Referral

iii

Doliveiios

Total No doliverod
By
Trained attendant_______________ —
ANM ' LHV
Ins'ilutional Deliveries at_________ —-------------- Sub-centre

pnc
Fnup———
tlisinci
Urban Dispensary
PPC
Complications
Referred

IV

Maternal Deaths

V

Pregnancy Outcome

_______ During Pregnancy__________________
During Delivery
Within six weeks ol Dehveiy

___

No. ol live births
No of still bit ll is
Order of birth
1st
2nd
3rd and 3 r
Weight ol new l>oin
<2 5 I'm
> 2 5 Kg.
CCC-fihl

j|?/.

_____________

VI

Noo-Nnlnl C.t o

VII

Pent Nalnl

Who hav < rcooi'.ed 3 chock-ups

VIII

rfi/sii

No of clinics in District
No. of male cases heeled
No. of lemale cases treated
Referred to
PMC
FRU
District

IX

M1P

X

Immunization

No. of Govt. Hospitals and others with M TP facilities
No. of Ml P cases done
Infants 0 Io 1 year
__________
- BCG
______

>

Sick new lx?rn cases

Relorrod

F

7"

- -221 1
c DPT 2
DP I 3
- OPV 0
- OPV t
■ OPV 2

Measles
- Full Immunisation
Children more ihan 18 months
- DPT Booster
- OPV Booster
- Full immunized
Children more than 5 years
- DT
__ _____________ _
Children more Ihan 10 years
- IT
Children more Ihan 16 years
- TT_______________________________
Adverse reactions reported alter immunization
XI

Vitamin A




_

Dose I

Dose 2
Dose 3 - 3

XII

Childhood Diseases



Vaccine preventable diseases
Neonatal Telanus
Cases
Deaths
Diplheria
Cases____________-__________________
Deaths
Poliomyelitis (Acute Flaccid Paralysis)
Cases
____ Deallis______
T elanus (Olhei*.)
C.isf's
(eailis

____

'.■hastes
Casos

Pneumonia under 5 year ot age
Cases
Cases Ireaied with cotrimoxozole
C-iSr.'S referrers
Deaths

ate Diarrhoeal diseases
Sasm. .reitr-.; with OPS

Chiid (Deaths

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.V tl’in one week to one month ot birth
V :nm one month to one '/ear ■ •: KiinT
■.’rtt'in one year to five

ntrnception

is cl bid."

tie Sleriisal'on_________________
"-.-male Sleiilisalion
. J?:> insertions

jrai Pills

Juirjorn users
•Ic ol hospitals which did □( least '
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2) Non scalpel Vaseclornv
"I -Mxiominai i'ubectom?
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VI

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In Slock

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In Sleek

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f.Jial '*!ils~
In Slock
Out Slock
’ IUDs
In Stock
Out Slock
Tiibal Flings
In Slock
Oul Stock
Iron
IFA large
In Stock_____________ ____________
Out Stock
Vitamin A Solution
In Sleek
Out Stock
OFIS Packets
In Slock
Out Stock
XVII

XVIII

Cold Chain Equipment

Staff Position

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ILR-300
Total supplied __________________ ___
Total not working
DFz-aoo
T.c'.rl supplied
Total not working
ilr - 140
Total supplied
Total nol wotking
UFz-130
Total supplied
Total nol working
Spociiolist in CHd / FR1'
Mo Sanctioned
No. Vacant
No who have received ROH Training
Doctors in PHC
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—ANtvis in Sub-Centre
Sanctioned
Vacant
Male 1 Icalth Worker
Sanctioned
Vacant
Lady Hen'b Visitor
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Va-a.nl
Signatui a of
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Form AFP - H002

ACUTE FLACCID PARALYSIS SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
WEEKLY HOSPITAL REPORT
After review of all wards and registry books,
please send this report to the following person every Monday,
so that it will arrive by Tuesday noon:

Name:
Position:

Address:

Telephone:
Fax:

Hospital:

Week No.
Period included in the report

Year:
From

to

Number of Acute Flaccid Paralysis cases identified:
If no cases were identified write zero (O)

Name of person filling out report:
Date report is sent to District:

Approval of Medical Director:
ALL CASES OF AFP IN CHILDREN UNDER 15 YEARS OF AGE SHOULD BE REPORTED
AND INVESTIGATED

Government of Karnataka
Directorate of health and F. W. Services, Bangalore-9
The monthly progress report under the School health Programme during the month of---------------------------SI.
No.

Name of the District /
Taluk /PHC / SC

1

2

No. of School
Primary &
Secondary
3

No. of students enrolled during the
year 2000-2001

Monthly
Target fixed

4

5

1st.
Std.

No. of students medically examined
8
1st.

IVth

Vllth

Total

%

Dental

Eye

11

Eye

Ear

Skin

Vllth
Std.

Nutritional
deficiencies

Others

Ear

No. of
students
referred

12

Skin

No. of schools
visited by Medical
Officers
7

Total

No. of students found medically defectives
9

No. of students treated for the medical defectives

Dental

IVth
Std.

No. of students'
Health records
opened
6

Nutritional
deficiencies

No. of schools supplied with the Medical
kits
10

Others

No. of students immunized
for booster dose of D&T
among the 1st. std. students
13
cumulative
During the
total
month

No. of students immunized with booster
dose of TT during the month

14

Vllth Std. students
During cumulative
month
total

Xth Std. students
During cumulative
total
month

No. of health Education
talks given in the schools

Health Education activities
No. of health education materials
No. ofPTA meetings conducted by
distributed to the schools
health personnel

15

No. of schools
provided mid-day
meals

16

17

No. of schools having urinals and latrines their
maintenance
Maintained cleanly
Not maintained cleanly

21
20

No. of mini exhibitions/film
shows arranged in schools

22

Maintenance of the school
premises
23
No. of
No. of
schools not
schools
maintained
maintained
cleanly
cleanly

18

No. of Teachers
trained under the
School Health
Programme
24

No. of schools
having safe
drinking water
facilities
19

Any specific
activities carried
out may please
be reported in
this columns
25

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under

a

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end of the
month
during the
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1

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o

,) Nev/ TB patients
detected

No

2

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through PHCs
3) 3 l I ?I D?I ESS;
C-tract Operation

No

M Al. -.RI A:
a) Blood Smears taken

i'V_ _

b) Malaria Positive
cases

No

5) GO IT RS C 13 NS :
a) Detected

MINORITY COMMUNITIES:

Nev; IB cases detected

>rgjn/71294/-

DiSTRlCT HEALTH AND F.’..OFFICER,
MYSORE.

xtp.j.nxk.jorj
Year:

Month:
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i)
ii)
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_ II
c. T.T. (10) - II
d. T.T. (16) - II
c) T.T. (PM) _ II
f) Booster
g) Children Beneficiaries
h) Mother Beneficiaries
7. UNIVERSAL
PRIMARY iiEALT.I CARE:
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b. Cured
2. TUBERCULOSIS:
a. Neu TB Patients detected
b. Scutum Exam,through P.ICs

3. BLINDNESS:
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4. MAL/.RI.-.:
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5. GOITRE C/.XS:
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A.-TICTAL FRO.'

iOFTROD 07 BL II

MONTHLY MONITORJL v 0? C'.TRACT SURGERY
FOR EACH FACK.ITi .'ITi’IE TIIE DISTRICT
State■

District;

MY S 0 R E

Facility
Month of Reporting?
__ L............. i

Month

Year

No. of camps held (For Di'IU/CMU/NGO)
CATRACT I'ERFORMAKCEs

By method of Surgery

Number of Operation:

1/I0L

F.Y ?.LE

By Eyes affected

Total Catract Operations in the month;
Commulative total for the year:

Target for the year:
Copy submitted to:
Dr. Mrs. J o s e,
Deputy Director General (0)
Nirmah Bhavan,

II2Li'_. P B Jell. J. •
DISTRICT HEALTH AND F.U. OFFICE .,
i'Y SORE.
brgm/1 99§/-

PROFORMA
IM DOOM PAIIEIItS AND OU I DOOR PA 111=1'115 I REA I ED DURING 71 IP MONDI OF ................................

1

Type of Institutions:

II

No. ot Institutions

1

No. ot Institutions re-

General 1 lor-pll.ilr.

Total

PHU'S

PHC's

functioning

poiled during the month

■ ■ i!1J)il.:.':i r-

(100% repot ling should

be ensured)

ii

No. of defaulting institu­
tions during the month

II

SANCTIONED BEDS:

1.

General Hospitals

ii.

Piimary Health Centro

iii.

Primary Health Unit

Total

Children

Female

Male

Out Door Patients Treated

Old Cases

Type of Institutions

Period
1

2

During

General Hospitals

the ■

PHC's

Month

PHU's

New Cases

M

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10

Total
Commulative

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From.......

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(he

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Month

(PI lU's

DEATHS AMONG INDOOR PATIENTS

M

F

C

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M

F

C

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

T
10

Total
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Gen. Hospital

From.....

PHC's

till the end PHU's
of the month

Total

i cpOHh »g____

•rk-AAI’rofotrnn rls

(Seal and Signature)

r
MONTHLY STATEMENT SHOWING INSTITUTIONAL CASES

AND DEATHS DUE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

District

Institution

1.

Name of the Slalc/UT

:

2.

Month/Year

;

3.

Total Number of existing Institutions for the month in the State/UT

:

4.

Total number of reporting institutions in the State/UT

:

5.

Total Number of Defaulting institutions for the month in (tie State/UT

:

6.

Reported cases and Deaths due to Communicable Diseases

SI.

1

Patient treated
OPD

Name of Diseases

No.

:

M

F

C

M

IPD
F

Deaths
(IPD only)

Total
C

M

F

Total
C

Acute-Diarrhoeal Diseases
(including Gastro Enteritis & Cholera)

2

Diptheria

3

Acute Poliomyelitis

4

Tetanus other than Neonatal Tetanus

5

Neonatal Tetanus

6

Whooping Cough

7

Measles

8

Acute Respiratory infection
(including Influenza & excluding pneumonia

9

Pneumonia

10 Enteric Fever

11

Viral Hepatitis

-

12 Japanese Encephalitis
13 Meningococcal Meningitis

14 Rabies

15 Syphilis
16 Gonococcal Infection

17 Pulmonary TB
18 All other Diseases treated in institutions
excluding above mentioned diseases
Tct-1
Please take care not to include simple dog bile cases.
Including communicable & non-communicable disease.

(Seal and Signature)

110NTIILY .GUIIW.70IM RE i 'ORT

FOR THE MONTH OF_

199

hiq-'talui:_______________________________ __________________

MYSORE.

.■

DISTRICT.

S tn te: K A R 17 A T A. KA.

____ ___________

MONTH:

_( Nil if no cases)

Ho. of cases
No. of rumours:

Rc ce ived

..

........

Investigated

3) Probable Case:

l-Iame
i)

_

~__ ___

Age ________________ ____
ii)

Sex
iii)



iv) complete Address:

Sourece
v)

of water used for drinking

v i)Othcr family Members''

.

Case
vii)

detedgd on:

No.of
viii)

Primary Health Centres Sub-Centre

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT HEALTH AND FAMILY './Ex'-FARE OFFICER'^ MYSORE.

No.IIS/

/ 99-2000

Dated:

To,

1) The Joint Direc tor(DDC cc CM.d).Directornte of Health and F.W.Services.
Danpalorc,
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5; Dr.N.G.IIaraynna,Enidemiolo.r;ist, OTST, c/0 District Health andF.V/.
Off ice,Gulbnrga.
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Month?

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OFFICE OF TIE DISTRICT HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE OFFICER, MYSORE.

No.HS/

/$ -9

Dated:

To:

1. The Joint Director ;DDC A C'-'.d) , Directorate of Health andF.W.
Services, Bangalore.
2. The Deputy Director (Helm) 1TICD, 22 Shamnath Marg, Delhi. - 110 O94i

3. Dr. N.G. Hamyana, Epidemiologist, G7EST, c/o District Health and
F.W. Office, Gulbarga.

brgr/299^-

DISTRICT HEALTH AND F. ’. OFFICER,
KfSORE.

DTP/3
Case Index Register

Case-index
Number
L_—-—1
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Name.

Group No.

Date &
Film No.

Date & Sputum
Smear No.

Remarks

2

3

4

5

6

DTP/4

INDEX GARD
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Name

4.

Group No.

2.

Father’s Name

5.

Case-index No.

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Address
C/o

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Age

House Number

8.

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Hamlet/Street
Village & P.O. Town

Taluk
(Size of Index Card — 105 mm x 74mm)

31

7. Sex

TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT CARD

1. Name

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Husband's name (if married)

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(in full)

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Under DTP

7. Occupation

Outside DTP

Disease classification
Smear Pos.

Extra Pul [

Suspect

Specify

Pul. TB

V

9. Current I I I

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Date

Place i

Change in address

Diagnosis

Place ii

Place

Date

co
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Intensive Phase (Tick Regimen Prescribed)

10. Type New
of
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11. Result of examination

Month

Date

Result

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X-Ray No.

Date

Ri
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DTP/6

IDENTIIY CARD

TB CAN BE CURED

1. This is an important document to get
treatment.
2. Don't lose it; it lost get a new one
issued.

In Local Language

3. If you collect the drugs on the due
dates and take the drugs regularly,
then only you can be assured of a
permanent cure.

4. Follow the instructions given about
treatment and subsequent
examination.

(Size of Identity Card: Post Card — 140 mm x 90 mm)

REVERSE

1. Name
Age:

2. Father's Name
Sex:

Sputum Smear No.

3. Film No. & Date

4. Index No.

5. Drug Regimen

6. First Follow up
Month & Year
Film No./Sputum No. & Date

9. Come back on (date)

7. Second Follow up
Month & Year
Film No./Sputum No. & Date
8. OBS Out-patient
Film No. & Date

34

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INDEX NUMBER SLIP
With reference to the MRT received from your centre for the month of

19

the following details are intimated.

A. FOR NEW TB PATIENTS

Name of the patient

Sputum Smear
No.

Date

X-ray Film No.

Case Index
Number

B. FOR OLD TB PATIENTS

Name of the patient

Case Index
Number

Details of previous treatment

Regimen

Date of
diagnosis

Number of
collections

Any other information:

TO
THE MEDICAL OFFICER

District TB Officer
DTC

(Use as an Inland Letter)

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INCIDENCE OF SNAKE BITE AND DEATH CASES IN
BANGALORE URBAN DISTRICT
During the month of

Age
Group

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M
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INDOOR
F
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DEATH
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5-9

10-14
15-19

20-19
30-39
40-49
50-59

60 & above
NOTE:

M : MALE

F:FEMALE

T: TOTAL

PROFORMA

INCIDENCE OFTHE RESHER ACCIDENTS REPORTED IN
BANGALORE URBAN DISTRICT
During the month of

Cases of thresher accident reported during the month

Name ol the
Hospitals in
the Districts

Amputation of:

°

Major reaspns of
accidents if any
reported by the patient

Signature

Remarks

MONTHLY REPORT OF SALT TESTING BY USINGS FIELD KITS

Report for the month :

Name of the PHC :

Iodine content of Iodised Salt in PPM.

0

7

15

30 and above

Houses :

Shops:

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BY NO. OF LIVING CHILDREN
Discription

Vasectomy

Tubectomy

Laprascopic

Total

UD

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

0

1

2

3
-

4
5 + Above
Total

EDUCATION OF WIFE
Illiterate
Literate
Primary passed

Middle Passed
S.S.L.C. Passed

Graduate and above
Others

Total

-

EDUCATION OF HUSBAND
Illiterate
Literate

Primary Passed

Middle Passed

S.S.L.C. Passed
Graduate and above
Others

Total

Place
Date

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Signature
Designation & Full Address
(With office Seal)

Annexure IV
SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC PARTICULARS OF FAMILY WELFARE ACCEPTERS REPORT PERTAINING,TO
199

(PHC/U.F.WC.).......... TALUK.......... FOR THE QUARTER ENDING

Name

Vasectomy

Tubectomy

Lapara scopic

(MYSORE DISTRICT)

Total

IUD

Remarks

BY RELIGION
1

2

3

4

(2+3+4)25 5

6

7

Hindu

Muslims
Christians

Sikhs
Others

Not Stated

Not Available
Total

BY CASTE
Schedule Caste

Schedule Tribes
Other Castes
N.S. (Not Stated)

(Not Available)
Total

BY AGE OF WIFE
less than 15 Years
15- 19

20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44

45 + above

Total

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KARNATAKA HEALTH SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
i SCHEME: ANNUAL HE-.LTH CHECK-UP FOR SC/ST POPULATION 1997-98
REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF
TO be COMPLETED-^ Y .THE
LiriA-MEplQ^L-0FFICER“A“iD~SUBMITfED“T
• before 7th of every month
Taluka ;
District:
NUMBER_O.F BENEFICIARIES _
-DETAILS _0F CAMPS HEuD.DURINS THE MOaiTd ..
Examined during the month
Treated
PHC
Sub Centres
No.of ’Villages
YELLOW

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
3.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

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M
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Referred

_SC _SC Total SC_ST Total

Number of patients with common Diseases as
Drugs used
^listed below
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No
Name
1. Fever coses
12 Skin Diseases
lab .Aspirin
2 . Diarrhoea
Leprosy
" Paracetamol
3" Diclofenac
b)
4. Upper Respiratory
11
Ibuprofen
Pyodenna
Laboratory Tests Done
Others
d)
5. Pneumonias
" Cotrimoxazole
Type of Test No.of Tests
No.o
13. Pelvic Infla­
" Mebendazole
Tuberculosi
s
6.
Conducted
mmatory Diseases
- __
(suspected)
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Cervicitis
Stool for Ova/cyst
Salpingitis
cap.Ampici1li n
7. Worm Infestations
Urine for Sugar
Endometri ti s
Cap. Tetracyclin
Urine for Albumin
(Clinical & Stool positive
14 Pre eclampsia
(<6gm %)
cases)
Haemoglobin (%)
Gentamycin eye drops
15 Sexually TransBlood for MP
8. Anaemias
Sofra.nycin skin oint
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&
below)
Blood Grouping
soframycin
skin oint
16. High Blood
9. Eyes
Vitamin A drops
Major Constraints experienced in
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Others
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blindness,
present
in
Urine)
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Betots Spots)
2,
Eye
Infection
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Cataract
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d) Refractory errors
IO) Ears :
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Grand ’IPtai
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MONTHLY STATEMENT SHOWING THE INSTITUTIONAL CASES AND
DEATHS DUE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Name of the District: Bangalore Urban District

Month

REPORTED CASES AND DEATHS DUE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Patients treated

SI.
No.

Name ol the Diseases
OPD.

1.

Acute Diarrhoeal diseases
(including Gastro Enteritis and Cholera)

2.

Dipthcria (045)

3.

Acute Poliomyelitis (045)

4.

Tetanus - other than Nconatala (037)

o.

Neonatal Tetanus (771.3)

6.

Whooping cough (033)

1PD.

Total

Measles (055)
Acute Respiratory infection
including influenza and
excluding Phcumonia (460-466) (487)

9.

Pneumonia (480-486)

10.

Enteric Fever (002)

11.

Viral Hepatitis (070)

12.

Japanese Encephalitis (062.0)

13.


Meningococcal Meningitis (036.0)
(320.0)

14.

Rabies (071)

15.

Syphilis (090-097)



Gonococcal Infection (098)

17.

Pulumonary Tuberculosis (0.11)

18.

All other Diseases ’treated in institutions
excluding above mentioned diseases
(’including communicable and
non communicable diseases)
TOTAL

Signature

Death in
(IPD only)

MONTTjl^ STATEMENT SHOWING THE INST1TUT1QNALCASES AND
^DEATHS DUE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
*0.,.^’

^-Na^oilh^Dlstric) ^Bangalore Urban District

Month..

/* /

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REPQlVpiCl) CASES AND DEATHS DUE TO (.’OMM UN ICABLE.DISEASES
Patients healed

' SI.
No.

1.

Death In
nly)
(IP

Name of the Diseases
OPD.

Acute Diarrhoeal diseases
(including Gastro Enteritis and Cholera)

2.

Dipthcrla (045)

3.

Acute Poliomyelitis (045)

4.

Tetanus - oilier than Neonatala (037)

5.

Neonatal Tetanus (771.3)

6.

Whooping cough (033)

7.

Measles (055)

Acute Respiratory inlection
including influenza and
excluding Phcumonia (460-466) (487)
9.

Pneumonia (480-486)

* ' 10.

Enteric Fever (002)

11.

Viral Hepatitis (070)

12.

Japanese Encephalitis (062.0)

13.

Meningococcal Meningitis (03(^j^_
(320.0) ~
£

14.

Rabies (071)

15.

Syphilis (090-097) \

IPD.

>4

9)

Gonococcal Infection (098)
17.

Pulumonary Tuberculosis (Oil)

18.

All other Diseases * treated in institutions
excluding above mentioned diseases
(•including communicable and
non communicable diseases)

TOTAL
No. CM D/1 IS/

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2^

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g, q pi I ice ol lhe Disl. I Icallh 4 FW Olliccr
No.4, Sirur Park Road, Seshadripuram,
Bangalore 56(1 020 Dated :

Copy submitted for kiq£jiij‘oniiitlioii to :
1.

2.
3.

4.

The Deputy Director, Communicable Diseases Investigation Cum Tiaining (‘enlte, Mandya.
The Assl. Director, Bill Section, DH & FWS, Bangalore.
The Divisional Joint Director of 11 & FW Services. Bangalore.
The Joint Director (CMD), Directorate oj’11 & FW Services, Bangalore.

S'Sigli;iluiXL
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080-5514636

080-5514748
Fax: 080-5510224

Government of Karnataka

KARNATAKA HEALTH SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

No.AD/CMD/53/99-2000

Additional Director (CMD)
State Surveillance Unit
K.H.S.D.P., E.D.Hospital Campus,
Old Madras Road,
BANGALORE-560 038.
Date:10.12.1999

To

Sub: Submitting of monthly reports on Communicable Diseases-reg.

With reference to the above subject, you are hereby directed to send the monthly reports
X '

in the prescribed Proforma (enclosed) every month to this office regularly without fail, within
the first week, so as to enable this office to compile a concise state report and submit to the

Secretary to Government, Health & Family Welfare Department, Government of Karnataka
for further needful action.

(Dr.S.R.BILGI)
Additional Director(CMD)

Sk-reports53-A

MONTHLY STATEMENT SHOWING INSTITUTIONAL CASES AND DEATHS DUE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Institution

District

1. Name of the State/UT

2.

Month/Year

3.

Total Number of existing Institutions for the month in the State/UT

4.

Total number of reporting institutions in the State/UT

5.

Total Number of Defaulting institutions for the month in the State/UT

6.

Reported cases and Deaths due to Communicable Diseases

M

No.

b1

Patient treated
OPD

Name of Diseases

SI.

F

C

M

IPD
F

Deaths
(IPD only)

Total
C

M

F

Total

C

Acute Diarrhoeal Diseases

(including Gastro Enteritis & Cholera)
2

Diptheria

3

Acute Poliomyelitis

4

Tetanus other than Neonatal Tetanus

5

Neonatal Tetanus

6

Whooping Cough

7

Measles

8

Acute Respiratory infection
(including Influenza & excluding pneumonia

9
<1

Pneumonia
Enteric Fever
Viral Hepatitis

-

12 Japanese Encephalitis
13 Meningococcal Meningitis
14 Rabies
15 Syphilis

16 Gonococcal Infection
17 Pulmonary TB
18 All other Diseases treated in institutions

excluding above mentioned diseases
Total
* Please take care not to include simple dog bite cases.
Including communicable & non-communicable disease.

sk-A:\Profcrma.xls

(Seal and Signature)

PROFORMA
IN DOOR PATIENTS AND OUT DOOR PATIENTS TREATED DURING THE MONTH OF

1

Type of Institutions:

II

No. of Institutions

General Hospitals

PHC’s

PHU’s

Total

Male

Female

Children

Total

functioning
1

No. of Institutions re­

ported during the month

(100% reporting should
be ensured)
ii

No. of defaulting institu­
tions during the month

II

SANCTIONED BEDS:

1.

General Hospitals

ii.

Primary Health Centre

iii.

Primary Health Unit

Out Door Patients Treated
Period

Type of Institutions

1

2

During

General Hospitals

the

PHC's

Month

Old Cases

New Cases

M

F

C

T

M

F

C

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

M

F

C

T

M

F

C

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

T
10

PHU’s
Total

Commutative

General Hospitals

From.....

PHC’s

till the end PHU’s
of the month

Total

reporting

INDOOR PATIENTS
1

2

During

General Hospital

the

PHC’s

Month

{PHU’s



DEATHS AMONG INDOOR PATIENTS

T
10

Total
Commulative

Gen. Hospital

From.....

PHC’s

till the end PHU’s
of the month
reporting

Total

sk-AAProforma.xls

(Seal and Signature)

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Monthly Reporting format for ft; Mcalth Male

Name of the Sub- centre:

Nome of the Worker:

Month

Year
:-Annu<J: :■$<:< . Monthly. •:
:Service :
■ Service-:-: :.::h:-:<: Ac! iieyem.ent;:h::t:c:.
need < ■:$: heed
■Monthly:- :'■ Cumulative2
1
3
4
(4/1) 5

1. Health Clinics

i. No. of Health clinics attended with
ANM
2. Family planning Methods

,

i. No .Persona motivated for vasectomy
1 Ji. No.Pcrsons using Ccs

iii No. Vasectomy cases followed up

3. Corrmunicable disease
A Malaria:

i. No. of fever cases identified
i: No.rf blocd smew slid'''' sent t-'HlC
iii. No. of cases given presumptive
treatment
iv. No.of positive cases given radical
treatment

v. No. of high risk villages identified

— —
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co-ordinated

t

1

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Annual

Monthly

Iteryice
•’.need:

■ 3<rvw>;
■ need'.::';:;:

1

2

tAdiicyximMii
Monthly3

Cumulative
4

L No. of suspected cmcb identified
and referred

;
I


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C. Leprosy:

L No.of suspected cases identified and
referred



ii. No. of suspected cases followed up

D. Epidemics
L No. of GE cases identified and
reported

ii. No. of cases of preliminary
treatment tjiven
iii. No. of cases referred

iv. No. of cases other epidemic
diseases referred (Filariasis, Malaria
*tc.)____
_____ _____
4. Environment sanitation

-------- ---------- .
L Number of drinking water sources
chlorinated

1
i

B. Tubcr''u!osis:

il No. ofTB canes followed up

(4/1) 5

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Annual

, ■ .Activity

Monthly

Service i .Service
need ■

need

1

2



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3

Cumulative
4

perceiiiiige
(4/1) 5

5. School Health
i. No. of school health programmes
participated

ii. No. of school children examined and
treated
iii. No. of school children referred

iv. No. of school children immunized

v. No. of school health cards filled
6. Interaction with community
i. No. of meetings with village health
committees

. .

ii. No of meeting with your committees
iii. No. of mecttings with village leaders
.

_ .

.

iv. No. of meetings with PMPs
7.IEC
i. No. of Health Education
Programmes on environmental
sanitation conducted

-------------- —

ii. No. of group talks to males on
contraceptive methods
iii. No. of health talks to males on
reproductive health
STD/RTIs/Infertility)

8. Reporting and recording
i. Malaria reports
ii Other communicable diseases report
iii. School health reports

1__________

____________

Equipment and Facilities
SI.
No.

Item

Available
(Number)

Functioning
(Number)

i

i

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1.

Ambulance

2.

'“B.'P. Apparatus

— ----------........—

3.

Weighing Machine

4.

Microscope & Lab Equipment etc.

5.

Autoclave

6.

Oxygen Cylinder

7.

MTP Suction Apparatus

8.

ILR

9.

Deep Freezer

10.

Cold Box -

11.

Refrigerator - -

12.

X-Ray Machine

13.

Laproscope -

14.-

Kit E - haparotomy set

15.

Kit F - Min haparatomy set

16.

Kit G - IUD insertion set

17.

Kit H- Vasectomy set

18.

Kit I - Normal delivery set

kig.

Kit J - Vacuum extraction set

20.

Kit K - Embryotomy set

21.

Kit L - Uterine evacuation set

22.

Kit M - Equipment for anaesthesia

23.

Kit N - Neonatal resucitation set

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25.

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(Form 4 contd.)

Staff Position
SI.
No.

Category of Staff

1.

Medical Officer.

2.

Specialist
a) Anaesthetist
b) Gynaecologist
c) Paediatrician
d) Pathologist
e) Dental Surgeon

3.


Staff Nurses / Nurse Midwife

4.__

Pharmacist / Compounder

5.

Lab. Tech. / Lab Asstt.

6.

Radiographer

7.

Computer

8.

Driver

Sanctioned
(Number)

In position
(Number)

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MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM

Quarterly

Reporting

Format.

Name of the bub-Centre/Primary Health Centre/
General Hospital/ District Hospital.
Slo Names of
No. all xne drugs
in stock as
on 1st April
of the year.

1

2

Opening
balance
as an 1st
Aprilo

3

Stocks
not mov­
ing since
2 months.

4

Stocks
rec eiv ed
(from all
sources.)

Co nsumpt ion Cummulative
April to
consumption
June/July to since 1st
Sept./Oct.to April.
December/Dec.
to liar ch. as
the case may
be.
6

5

7

Quantity exp
Closing
ing in anoth
balance
4 months.
at the
end of
( *)
the quarter.

8

NB ( *) Notwithstanding this report action should
be taken to seek replacement as per Rate
Contract condition.
SIGNATURE OF DISTRICT SURGEON/
ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL OFFICER.

To
Director of Health * F.W.Services,
bangalore.

Copy to Joint Director

Govt. Medical Stores,Bangalore.

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Quarterly

MANAGEMENT

system

Reporting

Format.

Name of the Sub-Centre/Rrimary Health Centre/
General Hospital/ District Hospital.
Si. Names ef
He. all the drugs

in stack as
on 1st April
of the year.

1

2

Opening
■stocks
balance
not mov­
as un ist ing since
April.
2 months.

3

4

Stocks
received
from all
sources.

Consumpt ion Cumulative
April to
consumption
June/July to since 1st
Sept./Oct.to April.
Decembar/Dec.
to March,as
the case may
be.

5

6

7

Quantity expir­
Closing
balance
ing in another
at the
4 months.
end of
■ ■■
the quarter.

8

NB ( *) Notwithstanding this report action should
.
be taken to seek replacement aS per Rate

Contract condition.
To

SIGNATURE OF DISTRICT SURGEON/
ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL OFFICER.

Director of Health & F.w.Services,
■Hangalore.
Copy to Joint Director G&vt. Medical Stores,Bangalore.

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Epidemiological Surveillance of Communicable Diseases
and Health Management Information Systems
Epidemiological surveillance is one of the important activities in the Health care
Delivery Services. In the KHSDP State is required to establish and effective surveillance
system which aims at describing health events over time in a simple flexible, acceptable
sensitive and accurate manner. The state has already initiated to collect data from various
reporting units ii) Strengthen the organisational structure at the district and state level .iii)
Strengthen the capacity and capability of district health administrators to analyse and the
interpret data iv) Enhance the capacity of the district health administrators to provide rapid
relief measures and to the problems of communicable diseases.

Existing Situation:
The major communicable diseases prevalent in the State are Japanese- Encephalitis,
Kyasanur Forest Disease, Infective Hepatitis, Polio Myelitis, Cholera, Gasrro-enteritis,
Plague, Typhoid, Tuberculosis Malaria and Filaria. The Epidemiological Data in respect of
Seven major communicable diseases in the State is given in Table below:
Disease

1995

1997

1996

1998

Attack

Death

Attack

Death

Attack

Death

Attack

1. J.E

329

102

127

17

31

2

97

12

2. K.F.D

174

03

140

03

75

04

47

01

□ .Cholera

532

08

657

06

741

10

4.Gastro­

18645

396

22983

377

23665

306

5. Plague

72

-

93

03

-

-

6,Tuberculosis

83244

-

81785

-

79984

-

69422

NA

7. Malaria

2S5S30

32

219198

13

131450

7

107910

3

Death

02
26881

501

enteritis
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State surveillance unit:

State surveillance unit has been established in the campus of epidemic diseases
hospital. The building has been constructed and occupied . The Additional Director CMD
and the skeletal staff attached to the state surveillance unit are in position. This unit is a
nodal office tor the activities connected with disease and epidemiological surveillance in the
entire state. The Joint Directors of malaria and filaria, leprosy and tuberculosis are
made reportable to the Director of Health and Family welfare Services to the Additional
director (C.MD). Earlier the above Joint Directors were directly reporting to the Director of
Health and Family Welfare Services.
There is at present a communicable diseases investigation and training centre headed
by a Deputy Director Working at Mandya which was grossly under utilized. He has under
him the following supporting staff.

1. Assistant Malaria Officer

2. Epidemiologist

3.

Statistical Officer

4.

Senior Entomologist

5.

Asst. Entomologist

6.

Entomological Assistants (2 Posts)

7.

Bacteriologist

8.

First Division Assistant

9.

Second Division Assistant

10.

Typist

11.

Senior Lab Technician

12.

Junior Lab Technicianfl 0 post)

13.

Driver

14.

Insect Collectors (6 Posts)

15.

Group D (8 posts)

In the steering committee meeting held on 21/04/1999 it was decided to transfer the unit to
State Surveillance unit which is now located at the campus of ED Hospital Bangalore. This
unit would function as state surveillance unit and also function as a district surveillance unit
Bangalore urban and rural Districts.
The functions of state surveillance unit are as follows

Evolve Strategies for Surveillance

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o

Set up procedures for collection, analysis and reporting of morbidity' and mortality­
data
Monitor the functioning of the District Surveillance Units.



Co-ordinate with other related Departments at the State level, Indian Medical
Association, Programme Officers, Voluntary Organisations, etc..

0

Conduct surveys compile morbidity and mortality data, by disease, for planning
and working out priorities and strategies.

«

Evaluate the effectiveness of interventions instituted to control epidemics.

o

Carry' out research studies and suggest innovative and the effective methods of
intervention.

Constitution of Co-ordination Committees for Communicable Diseases :
fhe activities shown above do not include the sentinel surveillance under taken by
NACO funded AIDS prevention and control programme. A State level co-ordination
committee is set-up to review and monitor the disease surveillance activities. A co-ordination
committee is set up at the state level by establishing a high level committee under the
Chairmanship of Chief Secretary to Govt.. This above committee would meet as often as
necessary atleast once in a quarter to take appropriate action in matters relating to
communicable disease and for instituting Preventive and curative measures. Similar
committees are also proposed at the District level and Taluk level for eliciting co-ordination
in the control of communicable disease. The proposed composition of the District and Taluk
level committees are as follows.
SI. No

District Level Committee

I

Deputy Commissioner Chairman

2.

Chief Executive Officers ZP Member
District surgeon Member

3.

District Health and Family Welfare
Officers Member
Executive Engineer ZP Member
Executive Engineer PWD
District Surveillance Officer Member
Secretary

4.
5.
6.

Taluk Level Committee

Chief Executive Officer (Taluk
Panchayath) Chairman
Tahasildar Members
Medical Officers of the Primary
Health Centres / Community Health
Centres Members
Chief Executive Officer of Town
Municipal Panchayath- Member

Taluk Medical Officer Member
Secretary

Taluk Level:
A basic Surveillance system exists at the Primary Health Centre level. The
Reporting system is already there at the level of field workers. The reporting systems is very
simple. However the inadequacies recently became evident during recent out breaks of
plague' in Gujarath and Maharastra. There is no surveillance Mechanism at the secondary
level and in the urban areas. Though there is man power at the primary level it is not
properly integrated into the State surveillance system. It is felt that there is a need to give
responsibility of monitoring the working of the system at the primary level to the proposed
Taluka Medical Officer. In view of the importance of this item of work, it is decided that one
person belonging to the clerical establishment in the Taluka level hospital should exclusively
collect , monitor and report surveillance data, on a full time basis. This official will have to
be trained suitably .

The Taluk Medical Officer will also provide orientation to other grass-root
functionaries, such as Anganwadi workers, school teachers, Gram Panchayath Members etc.,
who will become '■intormers’ under system.
District Surveillance unit:

1 here are Eighteen District Health Laboratories which are now redesignated as
district surveillance units. The medical officers working in district health laboratories are
redesignated as district surveillance officers. The functions of the district surveillance units
are as follows:-

0 Act as the nodal surveillance unit at the district level and provide the missing link
between the primary and secondary level sub-systems.

® Provide early warning of outbreak of epidemics of all the major communicable
diseases through continuous monitoring of mobility and mortality trends in the
district.
o Monitor and send Periodical Reports on Epidemiological Situation to the State
level and to communicate feed-back to the primary Health centres / Community
Health Centre and Taluk Medical Officers.
° Co-ordinate with other related Departments( Fisheries, Irrigation, Agriculture, Rural
Development ) and local bodies such as Zilla Panchayaths and other Organisations
like IMA in taking prompt action against the Epidemics.

The Following follow-up Actions are Initiated
Issues

Action Taken

1.
Shining
of
Communicable
Disease
Investigation and Training Centre at Mandya,
along with its 38 staff to Bangalore and attach to
the
Additional
Director
(CMD)
State
Communicable Disease Surveillance Unit, and to
function as District Surveillance Unit for
Bangalore Urban and Rural Districts.
2. Up-gradation of existing 18 District Health
Laboratories
and
re-naming as
District
Surveillance Unit.

New building is constructed and occupied by
the State surveillance unit.
The steering
committee on 21/04/99 has approved
for
shifting of CD! and TC from Mandya to
Bangalore in the meeting held on 21SI April
1999.Orders are issued in this regard.

3.

4.

Recruitment of the following staffs:
a) Micro Biologists
IS

b) Asst. Entomologists

IS

c) Drivers

IS

Orders are issued to redesignate District units
accordingly..

(a)The new cadre and recruitment rules have
been finalised.
(b)Recruitment formalities are completed .
Draft list of selected candidate is Published for
inviting objections if any.
The selected
candidate would be posted shortly.
c) Recruited and posted.

Re- Deployment the following staffs from
the Health Department to 18 District
Communicable Disease Surveillance Units.

7. Providing mobility to District Surveillance
Units
8.Formation of Intersectoral Co-ordination
committees
a) State Level
b) District Level
c) Taluk Level
9. Training programme of various categories of
staff in 18 districts.

Has been done. Details are in annexures.

Jeeps have been provided.

a) Constituted
b) Being Constituted
c) Being Constituted

Completed on
a) Sensitisation Work shop to District Health
and Family welfare Officers , District
Surgeon and District Surveillance officers
of Bangalore Division on 22/10/98
b) Six days Training to the Staff of Districts
Surveillance Units in two batches :23/11/1998 to 28/11/1998
22/03/1999 to 27/03/1999

10. Repairs and additions to the District
Laboratory Buildings.
11. Reporting Format's

Current status
Annexure
Designed

12. Manual on Disease Surveillance
13. Initiate nosocomial infection
programme

Prepared and distributed.
Done.

control

is

shown

separately

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