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HIGHLIGHTS: 18 Sick Newborn Care Units became functional across 17 districts. A total of 208 staff nurses, 23 Doctors and 16 DEOs are working in these SNCUs. All the SNCUs were provided with the central helpline phone number in order to ensure timely repairs. Total 187 preventive visits were made by the engineers during this quarter. A total of 9 breakdown calls were registered from different districts. Total 565 cold calls were made to staff nurses through helpline number during this time. In this quarter, 210 blood samples were collected from all the SNCUs. The Observership training was facilitated in January. 7 new doctors were recruited in January. 99% of the medical equipment inventory was functional. The SNCUs were upgraded through joint collaboration between UNICEF and NHM (National Health Mission).

EQUIPMENT MAINTAINANCE: Equipment Maintenance plays a major role in the management and efficiency of the hospital in delivering quality health care to the patients. Equipment maintenance involves a set of activities conducted to keep equipment in optimum working condition and consists of periodic inspection, preventive & corrective maintenance. The overall functional status of Equipment is 99%. OVERVIEW: No of Equipments: 758 Functional: 749 Not Functional: 6(3 Under Warranty and 3 Not Under Warranty) Percentage of Functional Equipment: 99% (overall) Percentage of functional equipment under warranty: 99%(n= 424) Percentage of functional equipment not under warranty excluding condemned equipment97%(n=331) Percentage of Condemned equipment (equipment which are irreparable): 19 (5%) Monthly Comparative Status of Equipments Overall summary of equipment status - Jan, - Feb. 2018 2% Overall summary of equipment status March 2018 1% 98% Functional Non Functional 99% Functional Non Functional

SR.NO. SNCU SANCTIONED STATUS VACANT 1. AMBIKAPUR 11 11 0 2. BILASPUR 11 11 0 3. DHAMTARI 11 11 0 4. DURG 11 11 0 5. JAGDALPUR 11 11 0 6. KAWARDHA 11 11 0 7. KORBA 11 11 0 8. KORIYA 11 11 0 9. MAHASAMUND 11 11 0 10. RAIGARH 11 11 0 11. RAIPURMC 11 11 0 12. RAIPURDH 11 11 0 13. RAJNANDGAON 11 11 0 14. JASHPUR 11 11 0 15. DANTEWADA 11 11 0 16. KANKER 11 11 0 17 BIJAPUR 10 10 0 18 JANJGIR CHAMPA HUMAN RESOURCES: 1. NURSES Table1: Recruitment sanctioned vs. Actual Staff 11 11 0 TOTAL 208 208 0

RECRUITMENT HIGHLIGHTS: All positions were filled in last week of March 18 DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Table2: Data Entry Operator Recruitment vs. Actual staff SR.NO, DISTRICT SANCTIONED VACANT STATUS 1. RAIPUR MC 1 0 1 2. RAIPUR DH 1 0 1 3. DURG 1 0 1 4. RAJNANDGAON 1 0 1 5. DHAMTARI 1 0 1 6. BILASPUR 1 0 1 7. RAIGARH 1 0 1 8. MAHASAMUND 1 0 1 9. KORBA 1 0 1 10. KORIYA 1 0 1 11. AMBIKAPUR 1 0 1 12. JAGDALPUR 1 0 1 13. KAWARDHA 1 0 1 14. DANTEWADA 1 0 1 15. KANKER 1 0 1 16. JASHPUR 1 1 0 17 BALOD 1 0 1 TOTAL 17 1 16

DOCTORS RECRUITMENT STATUS Table 3: Doctor Recruitment status SR.NO, DISTRICT SANCTIONED STATUS VACANT 1. RAIPUR DH 3 MO and 1 MO 2 MOs and 1 PGMO 1PGMO 2. DURG 3 MO and 1PGMO 3 MO 1 MO and 1 PGMO 3 RAJNANDGAO 3 MO 3 MO 4 N DHAMTARI 3 MO and 1PGMO 1 PGMO 3 MOs 5. BILASPUR 3 MO 2 MO 1 MO 6. RAIGARH 3 MO and 1PGMO 1 PGMO 3MOs 7. MAHASAMUND 3 MO and 1PGMO 1PGMO & 1 MO 2 MOs 8. KORBA 3 MO and 1PGMO 1 PGMO & 2 MO 1 MO 9. KORIYA 3 MO and 1 PGMO 1PG MO & 1 MO 2 MOs 10. AMBIKAPUR 3 MO and 1PGMO 1 PGMO 3MOs 11. JAGDALPUR 3 MO and 1PGMO 0 1 PGMO+ 3MOs 12. KAWARDHA 3 MO and 1PGMO 1 MO 1 PGMO+ 2MOs 13 DANTEWADA 3 MO 2 MO 1 MO 14 KANKER 3 MO and 1 PGMO 1 MO 1 PGMO+ 2 MO 15 BALOD 3 MO and 1 PGMO 0 3 MO and 1 PGMO 16 JANJGIR CHAMPA 3 MO and 1 PGMO 0 3 MO and 1 PGMO 17 JASHPUR 3 MO and 1 PGMO 0 3 MO and 1 PGMO TOTAL 65 23 42

DANTEWADA PROJECT: A MENTOR NURSE TRAINING PROGRAM was conducted to empower Mentor Nurses on Obstetrics, Neonatal & Pediatric Care skills over a period of 18 days. Mentor nurses were imparted knowledge & skill based training on 4 aspects of care i.e., 1. SKILL (Dakshata) Maternal and Newborn Health, Antenatal Care, AMTSL (Active Management of Third Stage of Labor), PPH (Post Partum Hemorrhage), Eclampsia and Family Planning Methods) 2. NSSK (Navjat Shishu Suraksha Karyakram) 3. IYCF (Infant and Young Child Feeding), Advantage of Breast feeding for Mother and Infant, Benefits of colostrum, etc. 4. Immunization ( Basic Schedule of Vaccination) HUMAN RESOURCES: 1 4 1 1 Specialist doctor-anesthetic 1 1 Hospital Administrative Biomedical Engineer Staff nurse 10 Medical technician(ot, Lab, X- Ray Project Manager 20 Regional officer Mentor nurse

EQUIPMENT MAINTAINANCE: A total of 366 machines and equipment were inventoried and audited within the 15 units including District hospital, CHC and PHC. 278 (76%) of them were functional. A breakup of the total number of equipment unit wise is given below. SR.NO. DH\CHC\PHC FACI LITIES TOTAL WORKI NG NOT WORKING 1 DISTRICT HOSPITAL DH 131 110 21 2 KAUNKONDA CHC 21 14 8 3 GEEDAM CHC 31 23 14 4 KATE KALYAN CHC 21 15 6 5 BACHELI PHC 13 12 1 6 BADEGUDRA PHC 7 5 2 7 BARSUR PHC 18 16 2 8 BHUSARAS PHC 23 14 8 9 KRINDUL PHC 16 10 6 10 METAPAL PHC 18 11 7 11 PALNAR PHC 15 9 6 12 PHARASPAL PHC 23 18 5 13 PONDUM PHC 6 6 0 14 POTALI PHC 12 11 1 15 TUMNAR PHC 5 4 1 TOTAL PHC 366 278 88

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