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IRAQ: Health Cluster Emergency ResponseMay 2018
3.4 M$67.4 M
7.3 M PEOPLE IN NEED
PEOPLE TARGETED
REQUIRED
30 Health Cluster Reporting PartnersPeople
22 International 8 National
PHYSICAL REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS
Children 0-59 monthsvaccinated against
Polio (Campaigns)
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Production Date: 24 Jun 2018 Data source: Health cluster partners through Activity InfoEmail: [email protected] Name: IRQ_HEALTH_CLUSTER_DASH_May_2018_31052018
Distribution of Health Consultations and Partners
IRAQ
37,807Gynecologicalconsultations
10,158Family planningconsultations
5,165Postnatal
consultations
12,379Antenatal
consultations
Women with complicated birth referred to Secondary Health Care
1,249
2,054 Normal Vaginal Deliveries
444Cesareansections
148Births benefiting
from home service
Births assisted
NUTRITION SERVICES VACCINATION COVERAGE
Vaccinations
Children 0-59 months vaccinated against
Polio (Routine)
421,290
by skilled attendant
920
TREATMENT OF COMMON DISEASES
46,665Number of laboratory investigations conducted
146,233Outpatient consultations provided by qualified staff
7,424
People Reached (By Gender) People Reached (By Age)
61%Female
39%Male
22%Under 5
78%Above 5
10,612 doses Medicines and supplies distributed per week
CAPACITY REBUILDING Strengthening the management of essential
14,782 Health awareness sessions conducted
94,365Number of individuals who attendedhealth awareness sessions or werevisited by mobile teams
7Emergency Health and RH* kits dispensed
0Number of days in which one or more of EssencialMedicines were not available at WHO warehouse
i
Kits / medicines
medicines and supplies
3,199Patients referred to secondaryor tertiary medical care
892 Emergency cases referred
EARLY WARNING ALERT AND RESPONSE NETWORK
761 Health workers trained
176 Health facilities supported to provideprimary health-care services
302 Functional health faclilites providingservices through skilled staff
EWARN for May 2018
Con
sulta
tions
Rep
ortin
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ite
0
20000
40000
60000
80000
100000
120000
Week 22Week 21Week 20Week 19Week 18
180
194
172
EWARN Alerts received
Alerts received
May 2018
28
AcronymsEWARN - Early Warning Alert and Response Network
< 10,000
< 50,000
< 150,000
<= 207,959
Consultation by Governorate
1-4 5-8 9-16
Partners by District
MENTAL HEALTH &
2,007Psychosocialsessions conducted(individual or group)
10,294Cases that receivedMHPSS and care
806MHPSS promotionsessions conducted
PSYCHOSOCIAL SERVICES (MHPSS)
291,406
February
325,704
January
14,560Children screened for malnutrition
1,788 PLW*/caregivers of children0-23 months receiving IYCF*counseling for appropriatefeeding.
Children Under 5 treated
516
106
Children 6-59 months
for SAM
treated for MAM
50MNCHN* staff trained on deliveringproper MNCHN services.
Health facilities with
155 29Clinical management
of rape survivor servicesBasic Emergency Obstetric
and Neonatal Care
111Health facilities supported with medicines/medicalsupplies
0 5 10 15 20 25
Suspected Measles
Suspected Meningities
2
4 T. a.*
Outbreaks0
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICES
(EWARN)
* PLW: Pregnant & Lactating Women* IYCF: Infant & Young Child Feeding
* MNCHN: Mother, Neonate & Child Health & Nutrition* RH: Reproductive Health
* PHCCs: Primary Health Care Centers * MMCs: Mobile Medical Clinics
28 Hospitals supported to providesecondary health-care services
During a humanitarian complex emergency, the number of visits an individual accesses healthcare services is defined asconsultations/visits by healthcare providers. This is usually calculated as an average of 2 visits per person per month.
1
PEOPLE REACHED
213,720
March
1,270,492TOTAL PEOPLEREACHED IN 2018
TARGETED PEOPLE REACHED
1
37%
Children 0-12 monthsvaccinated againstMeasles (campaignsimmunization)
2,393
Children (6 - 59 months) receiving vitamin A supplementation3,611
Children 0-12 monthsvaccinated against Measles (routineimmunization)
2,087
Children 0-59 months vaccinated againstPolio (Host Communy)
478,186
6,888Cold cases referred to secondary healthfacilities
22 True alert
2
26True Alerts
False Alerts
198,377
May
180
287,394
April
Cases that receivedrehabilitation support services
Physical or functional rehabilitation consultations provided
Patients supported withequipment or assistive devices
556
189
79
74,529
302
207,959
310
14,138
11,709
10,969
10,638
393
27,006
1,251
Anbar
Najaf
Ninewa
Muthanna
Erbil
Diyala
Wassit
Basrah
Missan
Salah al-Din
Thi-Qar
Kirkuk
Sulaymaniyah
Dahuk
Qadissiya
Babylon
Kerbala
Baghdad
DahukCCordaid
DoH DuhokHeevie
IMCIOM
MalteserMDMPUI
Step-In
AnbarDARYIMCIOMQRC
RIUIMS
UNICEFWHO
NinewaACF
ADRAAMARCDE
CordaidDAMADARY
DoH DuhokHeevie
HIIHAOIMCIOMMDM
MEDAIRPekawa
PUIQRC
RISP
UIMSUNICEF
UPPWAHAWHO
ZHIAN
Erbil
SulaymaniyahCDO
EmergencyIMCIOM
UNICEFWHO
KirkukHI
IHAOIMCIOMMDM
MEDAIRRI
UNICEFWHO
DiyalaHI
IOMUIMS
UNICEFWHO Baghdad
IOMRI
KerbalaIOM
UNFPA
BasrahIOM
Najaf
Salah al-DinIHAOIMCIOMRI
UIMSWHO
IOM
AMARDoH Erbil
IMCIOM
UNICEFWAHAZHIAN
BabylonIOM
194
F. a.*
* T.a.: True alert * F.a.: False alert