ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
Human Resource for Health (HRH) Deployment Program
Name: MELANY T. TEJERESAS
Position: RHMPP-MIDWIFE II
Programs / Projects / Activities
1. GOVERNANCE (Local Health Systems Development)
1.1. Ensure functionality of Barangay
Health Board
 No. of Barangay Health Board meeting attended
a. Regular Barangay Health Board
meeting
b. Presence of Barangay Health Plan
2. SERVICE DELIVERY (assist in the
implementation of various health programs
of the LGU in accordance with program
goals of the DOH)
2.1. Family Planning Program
a. Provision of services to address
unmet need for Modern Family
Planning (MFP) method
2.2 Maternal Care
a. Track and assist new pregnant
mother in the formulation of birth
For the month of _JANUARY, 2020
Office/Unit: BATO RURAL HEALTH UNIT
Area of Assignment: SAN PEDRO
Performance Indicator
 No. of local health committee assisted on formulation
of Barangay Health Plan
 No. of Women of Reproductive Age (WRA)
mapped/reached and identified with Unmet Need for
MFP
 No. of WRA with Unmet Need for MFP who are
referred for appropriate MFP services
 No. of WRA with Unmet for MFP provided with
counseling and MFP services thru (a) Facility-based
services (b) Outreach Medical Missions (c) Post-
Partum FP counseling and services (d) Usapan Series
Session
 No. of WRA with Unmet Need for MFP who
accepted MFP (new acceptor) assisted/provided
 No. of new pregnant tracked & assisted in formulating
birth plan
Target Accomp Remarks
Local health board meeting was usually done
during Sundays, but I already ask permit from
1 0
the Brgy Captain to attend their regular
session on the next schedule
1 0
1 WRA Wth unmet Need was encourage to use
MFP, the importance of using MFP was
discussed to them.advantages of proper birth
spacing was also discussed. Different MFP
115 1 method was introduced to them.
Encourage WRA most especially with Unmet
115 1 need to use MFP by proper health teaching
and provide birth spacing especially to those
poor families in the community.
115 0
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To deliver a quality health services at the
b. Tracked and provided prenatal  No. of pregnant tracked & provided with prenatal community prenatal visit was done trough
services services house to house visit at the assigned area,
pregnant mother was advised to continue
9 4 FESO4 and CALCIUM CARBONATE.
MOTHER AND CHILD BOOKLET was
given and updated.They are also advised to
visit hospital of choice for some medical and
dental check up.

c. Provide postpartum care to mother  No. of postpartum mothers and newborns provided
and newborn postnatal care 9 0

2.3 Child Care Importance of vaccination was discussed to

a. Provide routine immunization to  No. of age appropriate children provided/assisted with the mother, they are strictly advised to follow
9 6
age-appropriate children routine immunization the proper immunization schedule given by
the Health worker.

b. Provide MR/Td to Grades 1 & 7  No. of Grades 1 & 7 provided with MR/Td during SBI
during the school-based 10 0
immunization

No schedule for this month.

c. Provide nutrition related  No. of children provided with nutrition related
intervention interventions (micronutrient
34 0
supplementation/MNP/RUTF/supplementary feeding,
etc.)

Together with my organic midwife

d. Deworming services  No. of children (age group based on FHSIS) provided deworming was given after the feeding of the
with deworming drugs 46 35 target age with the assistance of my BHWs.
Importance of deworming the children was
explain to the mothers.

e. Management of Sick Infant and  No. of sick infant and children assessed, provided
1 0
Children treatment and/or referred

2.4 Non-Communicable Disease Prevention
and Control Services
a. Risk assess, treat and refer
260 25
 No. of individuals 20 years old and above risk assessed Advised HPN/DM patients to continuous
 No. of individuals provided with Healthy Lifestyle 260 25 taking the medication and checked BP during
Modification Counseling (HLMC) home visit. And advised also the clients who
are taking Losartan, Amlodipine and

individuals (20 years old & above)
(using PhilPEN)
2.5 Communicable Disease Prevention and
Control
 No. of individuals provided maintenance drugs for
hypertension and diabetes mellitus
260 0
metformin to purchase for the meantime
because it is temporarily not available in the
RHU.
No presumptive tTB case was encountered for
 No. of presumptive TB case assisted/referred for this month.
treatment 8 0

2.6 Environmental Health and Sanitation  No. of household assessed using the ZOD verification
1 1
form

House hold profiling was done durimg Brgy

2.7 Community profiling and assessment
2.8 Conducts regular visits to priority
households
 No. of household profile conducted/updated 71 1 Health monitoring.some healthy advised was
given to the families, prevention of diseases
also discussed.
 No. of households/families visited 71 5

 No. of households/families visited with health

problems assisted 71 0

3. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

 No. of capability building activity conducted /assisted 1 0

3.1. Training / Capability Building
a. Training/orientation/supervision of
BHWs and other auxiliary health
workers
 No. of BHW/BNS oriented/trained on health and
1 0
nutrition related course/topic.

3.2 Advocacy/Information dissemination  No. of health related advocacy/IEC activity conducted/

1 1
assisted

3.3 Assisted community mobilization on  No. of community mobilization assisted/conducted

health related activity such as mass
1 0
blood donation, search and destroy,
community health assembly, etc.

3.4 Assisted/Facilitated hypertensive and  No. of hypertensive and diabetic clubs 1 0

 diabetic clubs organized/facilitated/ assisted

3.5 Disease Surveillance and Monitoring Weekly submission of reports in Dengue

a. Disease Surveillance (for all  No. of disease surveillance conducted Surveillance, Polio and Acute Flaccid
notifiable/reportable diseases) 12 12 Paralysis Surveillance.

Vehicular death accident was noted this month

b. Mortality review, data collection  No. of deaths where data collected, review and
and validation (for all deaths in the validated 1 1
community)

4. HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM

4.1. Submission of reports  No. of reports submitted on time

o FHSIS monthly report (M1) 1 0
o Notifiable Disease (M2) 1 0
o Monthly accomplishment report (MAR) 1 1
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Asses BHWs during feeding program before giving deworming drugs at the assigned area.
Assisted FP patient at the facility during RHU duties.

Prepared and submitted by: Approved: Noted by:

_MELANY T. TEJERESAS, RM_ _REAH LOVELLA V. TINDUGAN, MD_ VIRGILIO A. ROBLES JR, RMT, MPH_
RHMPP- Midwife II
Municipal Health Officer Development Management Officer IV