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Maternal and Family Health QTR Report

The document outlines the quarterly report for maternal and neonatal health and family planning programs in a barangay, detailing key result areas and indicators for tracking progress. It includes policies issued, demand generation activities, and service delivery metrics related to women's reproductive health. The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring various age groups for maternal care and family planning needs.

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Maternal and Family Health QTR Report

The document outlines the quarterly report for maternal and neonatal health and family planning programs in a barangay, detailing key result areas and indicators for tracking progress. It includes policies issued, demand generation activities, and service delivery metrics related to women's reproductive health. The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring various age groups for maternal care and family planning needs.

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KRA-RPRH

Office of the City Health Officer

Name of Barangay: ______________________________ ____ QTR Report

KRA: Maternal and Neonatal Health


Program/
Activities/
_______ _______ _______
Projects Indicator Total
Month Month Month
under Key
Result Area
Policies Issued A.1.1. Local policies on maternal and neonatal
health
Demand B.1. No. of conducted activity gathering women of
Generation reproductive age (WRAs) for maternal & neonatal
care campaign
B.1.a. No. of women aged 10-14 who attended
activity for maternal & neonatal care campaign
B.1.b. No. of women aged 15-19 who attended
activity for maternal & neonatal care campaign
B.1.c. No. of women aged 20 and above who
attended activity for maternal & neonatal care
campaign
B.2.a. Pregnancies of women aged 10-14 who
delivered were tracked
B.2.b. Pregnancies of women aged 15-19 who
delivered were tracked
B.2.c. Pregnancies of women aged 20 and above
who delivered were tracked
B.3.a. Pregnancies of women aged 10-14 who
delivered have birth plan
B.3.b. Pregnancies of women aged 15-19 who
delivered have birth plan
B.3.c. Pregnancies of women aged 20 and above
who delivered have birth plan

KRA: Family Planning


Program/
Activities/
_______ _______ _______
Projects Indicator Total
Month Month Month
under Key
Result Area
Policies Issued A.1.1. Local policies on universal access to FP
Demand B.1.1. Availability of mechanism to track or map
Generation unmet need for FP in the public sector
B.1.2. Availability of mechanism to track or map
unmet need for FP in private sector
B.2.a. Women aged 10-14 with unmet need for FP
are identified
B.2.b. Women aged 15-19 with unmet need for FP
are identified
B.2.a. Women aged 20-49 with unmet need for FP
are identified
Service E.1. No. of new acceptors of modern FP methods
Delivery through post-partum FP
E.1.1. 10-14 years old, new acceptors post-partum
FP
E.1.2. 15-19 years old, new acceptors post-partum
FP
E.1.3. 20 y.o. and above, new acceptors post-
partum FP
E.2. New acceptors of modern FP methods through
outreach missions
E.2.1. 10-14 years old, new acceptors of modern FP
methods through outreach missions
E.2.2. 15-19 years old, new acceptors of modern FP
methods through outreach missions
E.2.3. 20 y.o. and above, new acceptors of modern
FP methods through outreach missions

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