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RBTCL Impact on Maternal Health Care

This document provides an introduction, results, impact, and recommendations from a project called the Residence-Based Tabulation of Coverage Levels (RBTCL) in 2016. The RBTCL project identified gaps in national health data reporting and aimed to provide more accurate coverage rates at the municipal and barangay levels. Key results included utilizing the analysis to identify underserved areas and expanding data collection. The impact was improved health worker motivation and targeting of interventions. Recommendations focused on sustaining the residence-based technique.

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RBTCL Impact on Maternal Health Care

This document provides an introduction, results, impact, and recommendations from a project called the Residence-Based Tabulation of Coverage Levels (RBTCL) in 2016. The RBTCL project identified gaps in national health data reporting and aimed to provide more accurate coverage rates at the municipal and barangay levels. Key results included utilizing the analysis to identify underserved areas and expanding data collection. The impact was improved health worker motivation and targeting of interventions. Recommendations focused on sustaining the residence-based technique.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Tes monial
RBTCL Adopted Areas 2016
I. INTRODUCTION
1. Background ...................................................................................... 4
2. Gaps Iden fied in FHSIS ................................................................... 5
3. The Purpose of RBTCL ...................................................................... 8
4. Project Inputs ................................................................................... 9
II. RESULTS ....................................................................................................... 11
1. U liza on of the Analysis at the Provincial and Municipal Level..... 11
2. Iden fica on of Barangay at risk ..................................................... 14
3. Expanding the areas of analysis ....................................................... 15

III. IMPACT ....................................................................................................... 16


IV. RECOMMENDATIONS ................................................................................. 18

ACRONYMS
INTRODUCTION
1. Background
Facility-based delivery(FBD) rate, pre-natal care (PNC) comple on and post-partum care
(PPC) comple on rates are important service coverage indicators of maternal and child
health care. Specifically, providing a package of interven ons to intrapartum women and
post-partum women at health facility by skilled health professionals is proven to be effec ve
to reduce maternal mortality. Thus, the Philippine Department of Health (DOH) set the
na onal target of these indicators, and monitors their changes for direc ng interven on
strategies. The Field Health Services Informa on System (FHSIS) under DOH has a set of
defini ons for these indicators and provides aggregated sta s cs.

However, the rates computed based on the FHSIS defini ons, using Occurrence-based
data and Projected popula on, once aggregated at municipal level, do not reflect actual
status of the said services. Below is the typical example of discrepancies found in certain
municipali es.

FHSIS Residence-based TCL


• Occurrence - based • Residence - based
• Projected popula on • Actual number of eligible
popula on
Facility-based Delivery rate
53% (55/102) 80% (233/289)
(FBD)
Pre-natal Care comple on
rate 46% (220/477) 79% (235/296)
(PNC)
Post-partum Care
comple on rate 55% (267/477) 89% (258/289)
(PPC)

Kibungan Municipality, Benguet Province (2014)

4
Source: RBTCL and FHSIS
5
6
PPC Comple on Rates of Seven Municipali es in
Apayao Province (2015)

Source: RBTCL, FHSIS

7
3. The Purpose of RBTCL

8
Health workers do not need to collect
addi onal informa on for RBTCL. They are
simply expected to transfer some of the
data from the FHSIS TCL to RBTCL form. The
Project provided hands-on workshop to
orient health workers on how to accurately
extract and transfer the data.
9
The Project provided Technical Transfer workshop so that the technique of analyzing the
collected data are shared and sustained a�er the Project ends�

10
Tinglayan

Aguinaldo

Source: RBTCL

12
Marilyn Dizon, PHIC Officer, PhilHealth Benguet Field Office

• Mo va ng health workers by showing the true accomplishment rate

Lilian Lauren, MHO,Kapangan, Benguet Province

Dr. Joey Galpo, MHO, Tayum, Abra Province

Midwives look at barangay results, Mt. Province

13
PhilHealth coverage among pregnant women

14
Source: RBTCL

Source: RBTCL

15
IMPACT

Source: RBTCL

Source: RBTCL

Source: RBTCL

16
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JICA-SSC Ofce, 3rd Floor
Regional Training Center
DOH-CAR, BGHMC Compound
Baguio City
Telefax: (074) 422-0239

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