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    Expanding PNC home

    visits in Bangladesh:

    the MaMoni experience

    Imteaz Mannan

    MaMoni Integrated Safe Motherhood,Newborn Care, Family Planning Project

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    The Graph that launched a thousand ships

    Source: DGFP MIS data, Habiganj

    Postnatal Care in Habiganj 2011

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    WHO/UNICEF Joint Statement 2009Home visits for the newborn child: A strategy to

    improve child survival

    "Studies have shown thathome-based newborn careinterventions can prevent 3060% of newborn deaths in highmortality settings undercontrolled conditions.

    Therefore, WHO and UNICEF

    now recommend home visits inthe babys first week of life toimprove newborn survival."

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    Chronology of Home Based Postnatal Care inBangladesh

    03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

    SNLBRACCAREBPHC

    UNICEF MNCS

    Joint UN MNH

    Projahnmo

    BRAC HP/MNCH

    SMPP SMPP-2

    CB-PNC OR/SNL

    BRAC MANASHI

    ACCESS ISMNC

    DFID Char Livelihoods Project

    UNICEF/BRAC MNCH

    MaMoni

    NNHSap

    proved

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    Postnatal Care in Bangladesh

    NNHS 2009 defines and provides clinicalguidelines for PNC

    Transition from policy to action taking longer thanexpected

    HPNSDP 2011-16 prioritizes MNH and PNC

    PNC traditionally recorded at MIS as carewithin 42 days

    Trainedvs. medically trainedprovider

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    MaMoni ISMNC-FP Project

    One of the models of USAIDsGHIs upazila health systemstrengthening

    MOH&FW key service provider

    Partner NGOs - supportive andfacilitative role

    An integrated package

    District wide approach

    Integration and linkage of Nonhealth sectors community, LG

    with MOH health careproviders

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    Habiganj Public Service Delivery System

    1.8 mill pop 8 sub-district, 3 in haor

    6 municipalities

    29.6% staff vacancy 27% SP vacancy

    5% pop in tea garden

    3% pop in urban slums

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    The WHY" and the WHATPNC Prescribed by MaMoni

    Activity Maternal Newborn

    Counseling andSupport

    LAM, PPFP, dangersigns, nutrition

    positioning/attachment, EBF,danger signs, delayed bathing,thermal management

    Referral forroutine services

    PP Vit-A, PP-IFA, BCG, EPI

    Check for

    complication

    Nipples/breastfeeding,

    sepsis, other problems

    Infection, LBW, hypothermia

    Mgmt/Referralof complications

    Identify appropriatecenter, notify serviceprovider

    Same +S2S Contact,

    Program Mgmt Misoprostol use

    validation

    Birth registration (MOLGRD)

    Why? To prevent mortality and morbidity of mother and newborn,

    ensure growth and development* PNC begins at ANC, if mothers are not identified and counseled, PNC may not happen

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    The Who", The When, The Where"

    HA FWA/CHW FWV CHCP

    WHO

    0-2 days 4-7 14 days

    WHEN

    Home, satelliteclinics

    Community Clinic UH&FWC Secondary

    Facilities

    WHERE

    Visit encouraged but not counted as care Volunteers TBAs/Village Doctors

    Home Tea Garden

    Outreach Clinics Clinic

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    Civil Surgeon,Deputy CS, MO

    Deputy Director ofFamily Planning

    UH&FPO,RMO, MA, EPITechnician, HI

    DistrictHospital (100

    beded)

    UpazillaHealthComplex(31 beded)

    Health SubCentreMO, MA, AHI,Pharmacist

    UH&FWCFWV, SACMO,FPI

    MCWC

    CommunityClinic(For 6000people)

    UFPO MO(MCH),SFWV

    EPI CentreHealth Assistant

    HA

    Satellite ClinicFWV, FWA

    FWA

    FewMCWC

    District

    Upazilla

    Union

    Ward/Outreach

    HouseholdMO

    H&FWST

    RUCTURED

    istrict&Below

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    The How MaMoni Strategy to Expand PNC

    ActivitiesHabiganj

    Training (FWA, HA, FWV, SACMO)

    Volunteers /300 pop.

    Community groups /900 pop. or /village

    Satellite clinic strengthening - history Community -planning involving FWA, HA,volunteers to update MIS data

    TBA orientation (delivery notification)

    PNC register revision FWA - 48h, 7d

    Supportive Supervision (JSV)

    Facility strengthening for delivery, PNC

    Referral chain setup, transport

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    PNC Coverage Jul 2011-Mar 2012

    Source: DGFP MIS

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    Wait a Minute! Isnt it

    Supposed to be a percentage?

    too low?

    showing no trend?

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    Issues MIS & Reporting

    No single report Facility delivery often doublecounted

    HAs report not processed

    No record of continuum of care ofARH-FP-MNCH, some mothersnot recorded at all

    No single denominator

    Live births vs. BCG: The 22-50issue

    Identification system different forH&FP, not updated

    Delivery notification a challenge

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    Issues Service Delivery at Home

    Less time: Move away from domiciliaryservices, promoting one-stop services(Community Clinics)

    PNC/OPD confusion

    More people: HH-CHW ratio doubled sincelast HR planning, even triple in some areas

    1 FWA/6,000 population in 1995

    More work: 18 items in the JD includingpromoting VAW, homestead gardening, etc.

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    MaMoni approach to solve these problems

    Community micro-planning (396/mnth)

    Birth notification by TBA,link to FWV/A

    UP registration

    GR support in oneupazila

    Poil study Single MIS for

    ANC/Delivery/PNC

    Validation of data(BCG/Live birth)

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    Take Away Message

    Operationalizing policy takes time andpatience

    Need some transition activities before it can bescaled up

    For high mortality districts, home based PNCis needed, lessons from Habiganj should beconsidered

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    Thank You

    "Childrens lives should be counted in years and decades,not in minutes, hours and days