This document provides a status report for the Primary Health Centre (New) Paschimbad in Balasore, Odisha for 2012. It summarizes the staff positions, available health services, patient statistics, outreach activities, future action plan, and key issues. The PHC is managed by the Alternative for Rural Movement and provides services to reduce mortality, improve sanitation, immunization, and integrate health services for the local population.

1. Status Report of PHC New Paschimbad 2012
WELCOME
To the
QUARTERLY REVIEW
MEETING PRESENTATION
ON
PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE
(New)PASCHIMBAD,
Balasore

2. ABOUT US
Primary Health Centre(PHC)
LOCATION:
Paschimbad,Jaleswar,Balasor
e,Orissa
(Voluntary Rural Health
Management
through Community
Participation)
Managed by:
ALTERNATIVE FOR RURAL
MOVEMENT(ARM)
Authority: Health
Department Govt. of
Odisha(NRHM)
Date of handover : 22nd
December , 2007

3. Staff Position
PHC(N), Paschimbad, Bls
•Dr.Adhip Kumar Bera,Medical Officer-1
•Mr.Pradosh Kumar Chand ,Project Coodinator-1
• Mr.Sujay Kumar Das,Pharmacist-1
•Miss Namita Sahoo,ANM- 1
• Mr.Tapas Kumar Barik,Laboratory Technician-1
• Mr.Parimal Sen,Attendant cum Sweeper-1
•Dr.Dayanidhi Khatua,Ayush Doctor-1(Govt.appointed)

4. Thrust area of activities of Paschimbad PHC
o Reduction in child and maternal mortality ratio
o Provision of community health services like MCH,
drinking water, sanitation, immunization and nutrition
for local people.
o Prevention and protection chromic local/ endemic
disease with emphasize on communicable and total
discuss.
o Provision of integrated and widespread health services to
one and all the target population.
o Population control and gender balance measures
o Revitalization of local health practices and brings AYUSH
into the mainstream health efforts.
o To encourage health living and lifestyle in the rural
communities.

5. Health services available at
PHC,Paschimbad
• General outdoor
• Emergency bed help
• Diagnostic tests
• Institutional delivery
• Ante & post natal care
• Referral service
• Social counseling
• Capacity building of all
stakeholders

6. Health service 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
Jan. Feb. Mar. April. May. June. July. Aug. Sep. Total
Total outdoor 1926 1784 1982 1530 1515 1520 2381 2522 2018 17178
patients
treated
Total indoor 39 39 57 48 78 82 104 53 49 549
patients
Total Referral 16 18 12 15 20 20 24 16 17 158
to nearest
hospital
Total 30 28 40 40 38 22 40 28 37 303
Ambulance
service
Total 12 8 18 17 11 06 16 07 13 108
Institutional
delivery
Total 219 66 94 90 108 70 244 291 233 1415
Pathological
test
conducted
ANC 09 8 11 20 27 21 14 19 03 132

7. Health service 2012 2012 2012
Oct. Nov. Dec. Total
Total outdoor patients treated 2143 1768 1460 5371
Total indoor patients 55 44 45 144
Total Referral to nearest hospital 30 26 13 69
Total Ambulance service 37 38 59 134
Total Institutional delivery 13 09 24 46
Total Pathological test 177 103 50 330
conducted
ANC 19 11 18 48

8. Health 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
service
Jan. Feb. Mar. April May June July Aug. Sep. Total
RTI/STD 07 12 09 09 08 05 09 05 05 69
Diarrhoea 17 15 17 14 29 37 63 22 12 226
Scabies 27 37 45 26 47 22 32 38 16 290
Others 1875 1720 1911 1481 1431 1456 2277 2457 1985 16593
Total 1926 1784 1982 1530 1515 1520 2381 2522 2018 17178

9. Health service 2012 2012 2012
Oct. Nov. Dec. Total
RTI/STD 06 08 04 18
Diarrhoea 14 12 08 34
Scabies 29 35 23 87
Others 2094 1713 1425 5232
Total 2143 1768 1460 5371

10. 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
RKS
Jan. Feb. Mar. April May June July Aug. Sep.
Meeting
conducted
Governing √
Meeting
Executive √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Committee

11. 2012 2012 2012
RKS Meeting conducted
Oct Nov Dec
Governing Meeting √
Executive Committee √ √ √

12. OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
• Focus discussions:16
• RCH Mela: 2
• Other programme :3
• Press & Media meet-1
• Facilitation to VHND & Immunization camp
• Facilitation of 85 Women Self Help Groups (WSGS) in
the feeder villages.
• Regular monthly PHC staff meetings.
• Motivation, guidance and facilitation of ASHAs, AWWs
and health staff and PRI members.
• Strict staff discipline and campus cleanliness
• 24 hour emergency services
• Liaisoning & facilitation of health and immunization
camps in the villages
o (Fix day service)
• On the spot payment of JSY Fund to motivated
institutional delivery mothers
• Monthly review meetings of ASHA Workers & PHC
staff.
• Regular monitoring of PHC activities and feedback
from the opinion leaders, patients, PRIS & other
stakeholders.

13. FUTURE ACTION PLAN
• Monthly Review meeting:12
• Focus Group discussion:16
• Out Reach programme: 07

14. KEY ISSUES
• No OPD Building
• Unavailability of Safe drinking
water
• Shortage of Laboratory
instruments
• Shortage of staff quarter

15. ACTION PHOTOS
Thanking You