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EFFICIENCY OFKOMBAT TASK FORCE

INITIATIVEAn Evaluation Study

Elvin Valentine P. Arao, RN


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Rationale/Brief Project Description/Background....................................................................1

Research Objectives...........................................................................................................................2Conceptual Framework......................................................................................................................2

Operational Definition of Terms........................................................................................................3

Common bbreviations!...................................................................................................................."

II. Methodology................................................................................................................................#

Research $ettin%................................................................................................................................#

$amplin%............................................................................................................................................&

Data 'atherin%...................................................................................................................................&

Data nal(sis.....................................................................................................................................)*ajor ctivities an+ ,ork plan.........................................................................................................)

6a. Major Activities......................................................................................................................)

6. !ork plan...............................................................................................................................-

u+%et................................................................................................................................................-

III. "I#DI#$%................................................................................................................................./

Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................10

Recommen+ations............................................................................................................................11

References!......................................................................................................................................12Curriculum itae..............................................................................................................................13


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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURE

&ale III'()............................................................................................................................................./&ale III'*............................................................................................................................................10

"igure III'().........................................................................................................................................../

"igure III'*..........................................................................................................................................10

Research &itle/Project #a+e )EFFICIENCY OF KOMBAT TASK FORCE INITIATIVE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Duration ) -ctoer #ove+er *(0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Proponent ) 123I# 3A21#&I#1 P. ARA-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Depart+ent ) 4ealth 5 4ospital Manage+ent,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I. Rationale/Bie! "o#e$t De%$i&tion/Ba$'(o)n*

-ne of the for+idale challenges that face health in the Philippines in the past is the

urden of &B that see+ingly presents an arduous task to e overco+e. But over the years

&B +anage+ent has sustantially changed through active co++unity participation. %everal

key initiatives have een hoisted and others are effectively developed for pulic a7areness

and consu+ption. -ne generally called 8o++unity &B care ai+s to ensure co++unity

participation to i+prove &B diagnosis and +anage+ent. !hereco++unities are co+pelled

to create a task force co+posed of for+er &B patients co++unity volunteers and +e+ers

of faith'ased organi9ations organi9ed to educate the co++unity aout &B updates refer

presu+ptive &B to D-&% facilities and act as treat+ent partners.&he task force also

receives sustenance fro+ stakeholders for for+ation and strengthening of &B patient

support groups. &he asic concepts of this initiative revolve around advocacy

co++unication and social +oili9ation of its locals to +itigate the urden of &B a+ong

affected and susceptile groups in the country.


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In the +unicipality of -pol Misa+is -riental the health care providers of Rural

4ealth :nit 7ere ;uick to respond in creating such. Aptly na+ed


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Con$e&t)al Fae0o'

Katawhan sa Opol Maghupong Batok TB7as created last May *(0 for social

+oili9ation 8B-. &he project creates a venue for the locals to for+ulate action and policies

per arangay that allo7s the+ to initiate the first step in ko+at 7ith the infectious disease.

&he co++unity is ale to recogni9e the satiety of the nature of the prole+ that enales

the+ to plan organi9e direct and coordinate efforts in sustaining the i+petus for its

+itigation if not co+pletely eli+inate. "ield7ork is done y &B educators advocates

treat+ent partners 7ho could either e a volunteer a 84& B4! +id7ife nurse and/or

doctors 7here they engage e;uip the co++unity enough kno7ledge correct

+isconceptions and pro+pt self'care re;uire+ents. &he co++unity in turn recogni9es these

self'help approaches andregularly convene to custo+i9e solutions uni;ue to their locality.

&he people in the co++unity the health care providers and various concerned sects therein

actively participate in 7hat is called A8%M. It is a tool tasked to advocate for support fro+

policy and decision +akers and other influential people at their locality and/or national level?

co++unicatevital infor+ation for de'stig+ati9ation reassurance and engage+ent of active

co++unity involve+ent? and to +oili9e the co++unity for a congregated effort against the

infectious disease. %o+e of the goals of the project are to increase the nu+er of locals

su+itting for screening test @sputu+ ea+ to get a clearer picture of its incidence

increase &B a7areness @e+phasi9ing on i+portance of regular drug intake? effects of

irregular intake? side'effects of taking anti'&B drugs? necessity of D%%M follo7'up?

i+portance of co+pliance? and i+portance of fa+ily and treat+ent partner support conduct

regular consultation +eetings 7ith the clients and treat+ent partners and continuously

disse+inate key &B +essages consistent 7ith #&P and #84P of D-4. @Depart+ent of

4ealth @Disease Prevention and 8ontrol Bureau *(C


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O&eational De!inition o! Te%

(. Active case finding a health 7orkers purposive effort to find &B cases in the

co++unity or a+ong those 7ho do not consult 7ith personnel in a D-&% facility.

*. 8ase "inding @8" a client 7ho registers at the D-&% laoratory registry for &B

sy+pto+s.

E. Presu+ptive &B any person 7hether adult or child 7ith signs and/or sy+pto+s

suggestive of &B 7hether pul+onary or etra'pul+onary or those 7ith 8FR

findings suggestive of active &B.

C. Incidence projected nu+er of cases to occur for at least a year 7ith a constant

factor .E((. Monthly incidence 7as then derived y division of product to (*

+onths.

0. Relative Increase is the actual difference et7een t7o census counts

epressed in percent relative to the population si9e +ade during an earlier

census. @Maglaya A. 8ru9'1arnsha7 R. et.al *G

6. &reat+ent partners any person or group in the co++unity 7hether for+er &B

patients co++unity volunteers or +e+ers of faith'ased organi9ations that

helps the affected groups in right infor+ation and adherence to successful

treat+ent outco+e.

H. &ask force a co+ponent of 8o++unity &B 8are that co+pels locals create

officers groups to actively participate in the +itigation of &B through A8%M.

. %ocial +oili9ation an activity of the task force 7herey they participate in

co++unity I18 for &B and encourage case finding of the co++unity.

Coon A,,e-iation%

R4:' Rural 4ealth :nit

=-MBA&' Katawhan sa Opol Maghupong Batok TB


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D-&%' Directly -served &reat+ent %hort course

84&' 8o++unity 4ealth &ea+

B4!' Barangay 4ealth !orker

A8%M' Advocacy 8o++unication and %ocial Moili9ation

#&P' #ational &uerculosis Progra+

#84P' #ational 8enter for 4ealth Pro+otion

D-4' Depart+ent of 4ealth

II. Met+o*olo(1

Re%ea$+ Settin(

&he evaluation study 7as conducted in the Rural 4ealth :nit of -pol Misa+is

-riental. &he 4ealth 8enter is e;uipped 7ith a 2ying'in clinic D-&% facility and e+ergency

services. It is currently headed y the +unicipal health officer Dr. 1+ily $race Banal. &he

D%%M 2aoratory is +anned y the only +edical technologist Mr. $lenn Aracena and is

assisted y the &B'aider/nurse Mrs. $lade99a 8aading and Pulic health #urse Myra


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8aallero. -pol is a second class +unicipality in the Province of Misa+is -riental. It is

ounded y Macajalar ay to the north 1l %alvador to the 7est 8agayan de -ro 8ity to the

1ast and Iligan 8ity to the south. Its population is said to e 0*( according to *(

Philippine census. It has (C arangays that is 6 hinterlands * +idlands and 6 coastal areas.

Sa&lin(

&he participants of the study are asically -polanons 7hove een listed 2aoratory

Registry for D%%M. &he data 7ill co+e fro+ records at the R4:.

Data Gat+ein(

Records revie7 7as done to otain the ojective of the study 7ith coordination fro+

the &B coordinators Provincial #&P 8oordinator and M4-. %ince &he Depart+ent of

4ealth Region F has projected -pols total population approi+ately 6*CC for *(0 and

6E(C for *(C? the study used this nu+er for co+parative data and other relative

co+putations needed for this study.


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Data Anal1%i%

&his evaluative study utili9ed descriptive statistics to sho7 fre;uency percentiles and

relative increase of case finding. It used the follo7ing for+ulas)

Incidence J Population .E((

Percentage 8ase "inding Rate JPresu+ptive &B

F(Incidence per +onth

Average 8"R per ( Population J#u+er Presu+ptive &B

F(&otal Population

Relative Increase 8"R JPt Po

Po

!here

Pt census at a later ti+e

Po census at an earlier ti+e

Ma#o A$ti-itie% an* 2o' &lan

3A. MA4OR ACTIVITIES

A$ti-itie% De%$i&tion

Re$o*% Re-ie0 Data revie7 is done at the R4: using the 2aoratory

registry for D%%M 7ith per+ission fro+ the &B

coordinators.

TB an)al o!

&o$e*)e o-e-ie0

A rief overvie7 of the +anual of &B case finding and

technical operations 7ere seen for cross reference.

Data Collation Data 7as otained 7ith per+ission fro+ the &B

coordinators.

Data anal1%i% &he researcher sought and revie7ed statistical tools

needed to present the data.

Re&ot &e&aation &he researcher prepares the research output for

presentale data.

S),i%%ion o! e%ea$+ &he data arrived 7ill e given to Dr. 1llenietta 4M3 #.

$a+olo MP4.


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3B. 2ORK "LAN

O,#e$ti-e% E5&e$te*

O)t&)t

A$ti-itie% MONT6S

OCT

I. &o count the nu+er and

percentage ofpresu+ptive &B cases

pro+pted y =-MBA&

project for case finding

at D-&% facility of the

R4:.

Fe7)en$1 an*

&e$enta(e o!DSSM ,1

ont+ !o 89:;

Re$o*%

Re-ie0 TB an)al o!

&o$e*)e

o-e-ie0

Data Collation

Data anal1%i%

Re&ot

&e&aation

S),i%%ion o!

%t)*1

II. &o provide co+parative data

on case finding et7een

the previous year and

=-MBA& initiated case

finding.

Fe7)en$1 o!

DSSM ,1

ont+ !o 89:=?9;

III. FINDINGS

Ta,le III@:


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&otal Population of -pol Incidence of &B

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*(C 6E(C (H6

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Ca"# Findin$

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20! CF%0&000 20! CF%0&0002

KOMBAT Mont'ly Initiation v"( )a""iv# CF

Nu*+#, o- ),#"u*tiv# TB CFR%0&000 .o.ulation

&he graph aove sho7s the +onthly nu+er of presu+ptive &B cases @left side

7hove undergone D%%M 7ith a reflection of its average rate per ( population of

-polanons @on the right side. 4ere 7e can see that there is a dra+atic increase of case

finding activities presu+ed and contriuted greatly y =-MBA& task force. !ith a highest

relative increase of E(*K @seen at tale E.* elo7 for the +onth of August 7here an

a7areness ca+paign 7as also held at the neary +unicipal gy+nasiu+ and lo7est since

its initiation so+eti+e et7een April and May 7hich is 6C and *K respectively. &he project

ai+s to sustain its goals in the co+ing +onths 7ith enough resources to carry and render

services to the susceptile groups and population.

Fi()e III@8


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A.,il May /un# /uly Au$u"t S#.t#*+#, Oto+#,

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REATIVE INCREASE TAR3ET

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