Dr K Sonvani DD NHM Contextualizing National DeWorming Day O nly a few States currently run effective school and Anganwadi based deworming programs Some run relatively ineffective programs with sporadic deworming efforts and low coverage ID: 354991
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National De-Worming Day
Dr. K.
Sonvani
D.D- NHMSlide2
Contextualizing National De-Worming Day
O
nly
a few States currently run effective school and Anganwadi based deworming programs
Some run relatively ineffective programs with sporadic deworming efforts and low coverage
Others have no deworming programs at all
Considering the situation as well as the fact that as per WHO, India is endemic for STH, Government of India is renewing its focus on all components of deworming including mapping of State/UT wise STH prevalence.Slide3
Need for de-worming in IndiaSlide4
Bundling of de-worming with vit
-a for children 1-5 years
Only 11 states are providing De-Worming, bundled with
Vit
-A
National Coverage- 68.6% (last round)
State Coverage- 65% ( SSM- last round)Slide5
De-worming under wifs
(2012)
Bi-Annual De-Worming for adolescent boys and girls from 10-19 years of age
Supervised administration in school and AWC (for drop-out girls)
National Coverage: 9.2% (23 states and UTs, August 2014)
State Coverage: Convergence and reporting issue. Not able to capture
it correctlySlide6
De-worming under nipi
(2013)
NIPI just added two new groups to the existing under five and 10-19 years groups
That is;
children from 5-10 years
and
Women in Reproductive Age group (20-49
yrs age group who are not pregnant, nor lactating)
All these two new age groups have not yet implemented in the state of Chhattisgarh. Although procurement of IFA and
Albendazole
are approved in the ROP, but through a condition of submitting a clear implementation planSlide7
De-worming under lymphatic filariasis (nvbdcp
)
Annual MDA of single dose of
Albendazole
with DEC
Strategy: For 5 years or more to the eligible population (except pregnant women, children below 2 years of age and seriously ill persons) to interrupt transmission of the disease
16 endemic districts in Chhattisgarh where in MDA is being providedSlide8
Financial guidelineSlide9
Financial guidelineSlide10
Financial guidelineSlide11
Financial guidelineSlide12
Next de-worming due/planned in the state
SSM (Children under 5)
WIFS (10-19 years)
Lymphatic Filariasis (in 16 endemic districts) for 2 years and above except Pregnant Mothers
March 2015
February 2015
February 2015
Procurement
under process
Stocks available
Drugs yet to come
Will be conducted in March
and no interventions on NDD for them. GOI agreed
Can be merged with
NDD
on
10
th
Feb, all children can be administered. (Opportune timing)
In LF districts, de-worming should not be done if NVBDCP is ensuring to De-Worm in February
(To be finalized)
Operational plan to be finalized
* GOI guideline on NDD: L.F endemic districts to
be excluded for National De-Worming Day IF there had been MDA round in the past 5 months.Slide13
L.F endemic districts in the state
Ambikapur
Balrampur
Surajpur
Bilaspur
Mungeli
Dhamtari
Durg
Balod
Bemetara
Janjgir
Champa
Jashpur
Mahasamund
Raigarh
Raipur
Balodabazar
GariyabandSlide14
National de-worming daySlide15
Major activity on nddSlide16
Managing adverse events
A coordinated approach should be established between the Health Department, the Education Department and WCD (ICDS) Department of the respective State/UT Government.
All functionaries to be geared up with clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities prior to deworming day to respond effectively and timely incase of adverse events on both the days
i.e
10
th
Feb and 13
th
Feb, 2015.
The phases for managing adverse event are
:
Preparatory phase
Managing adverse event on Deworming Day
Managing adverse event after Deworming
Day
Detailed guideline/ SOP would be shared in the orientation trainingSlide17
Thank you