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Development of District Maternal and Child Health Service Model for Public Sector

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To develop a district maternal and child health service model that can ensure improved quality of care, authors conducted a survey for the contents of maternal and child health services provided by both public and private sectors. A questionnaire was mailed to 238 health centers, 261 primary care clinics, and 68 secondary and tertiary care hospitals throughout the country. The response rate was 76.5% for the health centers and 52.3% for the private clinics and hospitals. Based on the survey results and under the principle that the public sector focuses on the preventive services and the private sector focuses on the curative services, we defined major tasks of the health centers, primary care clinics, and secondary/tertiary care hospitals.

(1) Maternal health care
Common tasks for all the health facilities are registration, initial health screening, and
prenatal care of the pregnant women and postnatal health check-up within one week
after delivery. Specific tasks for the health centers are health education for preparation
of delivery, nutritional supervision of pregnant women, support of breast-feeding, and
education for family planning. High risk pregnant women identified at the health centers
and primary care clinics and those who need further evaluation shall be transferred to
the secondary/tertiary care hospitals.

(2) Infant and child health care
Common tasks for all health facilities are growth and development monitoring, health
screening, dental care, vision and hearing screening, immunization, and blood sampling
for congenital metabolic disorder test. Specific tasks for the health centers are education
for child rearing, and health consultation and supervision for children. The children who
need further evaluation shall be transferred from the health centers and primary care
clinics to the secondary/tertiary care hospitals.

(3) School child health care
Common task for all the health facilities is immunization. Specific tasks for the health
centers are education for prevention of childhood obesity and chronic diseases, nutrition
education, support of school health education, and training of school physicians. Children
with chronic diseases identified at the health centers and primary care clinics shall be
transferred to the secondary/tertiary care hospitals.
KeyWords

maternal and child health services, model, task, health center, primary care clinic, secondary/tertiary care hospital
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