Community Health Diagonosis Report Lahorepauwa VDC of Rasuwa District, Nepal
Summary: This community diagnosis, field study survey mainly for learning purpose so that how we can conduct any programme in future. The primary purpose of this diagnosis was to identify the real health status and for getting the detailed information about demographic situation, socio-economic st...
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This community diagnosis, field study survey mainly for learning purpose so that how we can conduct any programme in future. The primary purpose of this diagnosis was to identify the real health status and for getting the detailed information about demographic situation, socio-economic status, environmental status, health seeking behavior, MHP, family planning and child health situation.
This report of community diagnosis is submitted to the public health department. This report is the output of community diagnosis field study conducted in Lahorepauwa VDC of Rasuwa district by an effort of team students of BPH 2ndyear of Asian college for advance studies, Satdobato Lalitpur within one month.
The objective of the program was to learn from community people to be with them in the process of acquiring knowledge and skills to identify the health related problems and their causes, and the resources available in the community. The aim was also to know about the community in real sense practically.
This report includes the findings and their analysis from household surveys, PRA and information obtained from secondary data. From the record of health post among the 900 households we selected 180 households using the simple random sampling method. According to our study, total population of our sample was 1188 among them Male were 567 (48%) and female were 621 (53%). The male female ratio was 91:100.
The average family size was 6.6. The total dependency ratio of the VDC was 60%. The Crude Birth Rate (CBR) was 23.5 per thousand, Crude Death Rate (CDR) was 5.8 per thousand, U-5 Mortality was 10 per thousand. Infant and maternal mortality were not found. Morbidity was found 4%. This may be due to small sample size.
The main occupation of people of the VDC was student (37%). The main source of income of people was agriculture (64%). Only 47% of the population had enough food for the whole year. The main crops cultivated were paddy, millet and maize respectively. Literacyrate was 65%. Tobacco consumption habit was fond 20% and the alcohol drinking habit was 18%. Drinking habit was most common in Tamang ethnicity.
Most of the household (91%) used to bring the drinking water from tap/ pipe. 80% of the household used to cover drinking water.
Only 58% of household had safe disposal of solid waste. 53% of household used to dispose waste water on Kitchen garden. 77% of household used to defecate in toilet. 74% of household used soap water to wash hand after defecation, among the people who used to wash hand after defecation. 88% of household used to daily brushing among them only 16% used to brush twice a day. 98% of household had heard about Diarrhea. 96% had heard about oral rehydrated solution (Jeevanjal), among them only 60% were known the right method of ORS preparation. 88%had heard about ARI/ Pneumonia. 83% had heard about Tuberculosis among them only 29% were known about the correct mode of transmission of TB. 93% respondents hadn’t heard about DOTS. 77% had heard about STI and HIV/AIDS, among them 78% were known that it is transmitted through sexual contact. 70% of household members used to contact at health institution when gets ill.
Majority (96%) of respondent had got married beforethe age of 21 yrs. 54% had given birth before the age of 20 yrs. 82% of the respondent had heard about antenatal check up (ANC), among them only 54%had done it. Among those who had done ANC, 60% had done it for four or more times. Only 67% of total respondents had taken TT vaccine and 52% had taken Iron tablet during pregnancy. 31% respondent used to smoke and drink during pregnancy. Only 19% deliveries were at health institution. 64% of respondents had done cord cutting of their child with new and not used blade, among the deliveries out of health institution. Only 33% had done post-natal check up (PNC). Less than half (46%) of the mothers had taken rest during the post-partum period. Half (49%) of post partum mother had received vitamin “A” capsule. Only 13% of household members had problem of uterine prolapse in the family but problem was as hidden health problem. 90% children were feeded colostrum.43% households used to give supplementary food for their children below than 6 months of age. 81% respondents had heard about super flour, among them only 51% were known about the correct method of its preparation. Almost all (98%) of under 5 children were vaccinated with BCG, 94% were vaccinated with DPT/ HepB and Polio III and 87% with measles. Among them some were on process. 77% of household had used salt having Iodine greater than15 PPM. Less than half (40%) children of under-5 had normal nutritional status.
CPR was found 33.6%. Among the family planning method users, vasectomy (56%) was found higher. Depo-Provera was found the most popular method of temporary family planning (52%). 51% of family planning users had got the suggestion for its use from health workers (including FCHVs). Adoption of FP for the purpose of child spacing was found very low. 94% of households were kachhi, among them only 12% had good ventilation. Only 49% of latrines were sanitary. |
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oai:103.69.126.140:123456789-3092022-11-09T05:20:51Z Community Health Diagonosis Report Lahorepauwa VDC of Rasuwa District, Nepal Neupane, Uttam Ghimire, Santosh Ghimire, Anurag Singh Yadav, Deependra Kumar Aryal, Suraj Deo, Richa Shrestha, Roshan Chapagain, Deepa Shrestha, Rojina Shah, Santosh Kumar Summary: This community diagnosis, field study survey mainly for learning purpose so that how we can conduct any programme in future. The primary purpose of this diagnosis was to identify the real health status and for getting the detailed information about demographic situation, socio-economic status, environmental status, health seeking behavior, MHP, family planning and child health situation. This report of community diagnosis is submitted to the public health department. This report is the output of community diagnosis field study conducted in Lahorepauwa VDC of Rasuwa district by an effort of team students of BPH 2ndyear of Asian college for advance studies, Satdobato Lalitpur within one month. The objective of the program was to learn from community people to be with them in the process of acquiring knowledge and skills to identify the health related problems and their causes, and the resources available in the community. The aim was also to know about the community in real sense practically. This report includes the findings and their analysis from household surveys, PRA and information obtained from secondary data. From the record of health post among the 900 households we selected 180 households using the simple random sampling method. According to our study, total population of our sample was 1188 among them Male were 567 (48%) and female were 621 (53%). The male female ratio was 91:100. The average family size was 6.6. The total dependency ratio of the VDC was 60%. The Crude Birth Rate (CBR) was 23.5 per thousand, Crude Death Rate (CDR) was 5.8 per thousand, U-5 Mortality was 10 per thousand. Infant and maternal mortality were not found. Morbidity was found 4%. This may be due to small sample size. The main occupation of people of the VDC was student (37%). The main source of income of people was agriculture (64%). Only 47% of the population had enough food for the whole year. The main crops cultivated were paddy, millet and maize respectively. Literacyrate was 65%. Tobacco consumption habit was fond 20% and the alcohol drinking habit was 18%. Drinking habit was most common in Tamang ethnicity. Most of the household (91%) used to bring the drinking water from tap/ pipe. 80% of the household used to cover drinking water. Only 58% of household had safe disposal of solid waste. 53% of household used to dispose waste water on Kitchen garden. 77% of household used to defecate in toilet. 74% of household used soap water to wash hand after defecation, among the people who used to wash hand after defecation. 88% of household used to daily brushing among them only 16% used to brush twice a day. 98% of household had heard about Diarrhea. 96% had heard about oral rehydrated solution (Jeevanjal), among them only 60% were known the right method of ORS preparation. 88%had heard about ARI/ Pneumonia. 83% had heard about Tuberculosis among them only 29% were known about the correct mode of transmission of TB. 93% respondents hadn’t heard about DOTS. 77% had heard about STI and HIV/AIDS, among them 78% were known that it is transmitted through sexual contact. 70% of household members used to contact at health institution when gets ill. Majority (96%) of respondent had got married beforethe age of 21 yrs. 54% had given birth before the age of 20 yrs. 82% of the respondent had heard about antenatal check up (ANC), among them only 54%had done it. Among those who had done ANC, 60% had done it for four or more times. Only 67% of total respondents had taken TT vaccine and 52% had taken Iron tablet during pregnancy. 31% respondent used to smoke and drink during pregnancy. Only 19% deliveries were at health institution. 64% of respondents had done cord cutting of their child with new and not used blade, among the deliveries out of health institution. Only 33% had done post-natal check up (PNC). Less than half (46%) of the mothers had taken rest during the post-partum period. Half (49%) of post partum mother had received vitamin “A” capsule. Only 13% of household members had problem of uterine prolapse in the family but problem was as hidden health problem. 90% children were feeded colostrum.43% households used to give supplementary food for their children below than 6 months of age. 81% respondents had heard about super flour, among them only 51% were known about the correct method of its preparation. Almost all (98%) of under 5 children were vaccinated with BCG, 94% were vaccinated with DPT/ HepB and Polio III and 87% with measles. Among them some were on process. 77% of household had used salt having Iodine greater than15 PPM. Less than half (40%) children of under-5 had normal nutritional status. CPR was found 33.6%. Among the family planning method users, vasectomy (56%) was found higher. Depo-Provera was found the most popular method of temporary family planning (52%). 51% of family planning users had got the suggestion for its use from health workers (including FCHVs). Adoption of FP for the purpose of child spacing was found very low. 94% of households were kachhi, among them only 12% had good ventilation. Only 49% of latrines were sanitary. 2012-12-31T17:15:33Z 2022-11-08T10:14:18Z 2012-12-31T17:15:33Z 2022-11-08T10:14:18Z 2008 Technical Report http://103.69.126.140:8080/handle/123456789/309 en_US application/pdf Nepal Health Research Council |