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Activities
Civil Registration System (CRS)
A) Registration of Births and Deaths of Rural and urban areas of the
state.
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The Registration of Births and Deaths activity
is carried out with the help of 386 Urban units (including census towns) and 41635 Rural Units.
100 % work is expected from these centers (not only registration
of Births and Deaths but submission of specific statutory obligated
reports also). The efforts are being made to collect reports
from all villages for 100% registration in time by contacting
the Chief Executive Officer and concerning Block Development
Officer in rural area. Multipurpose Health Worker, Auxiliary
Nurse Midwife, Anganwadi Workers and Dais are also making attempts
successfully in registration of Births and Deaths. The periodical
review is taken to know the impact of their assistance in this
respect in relation to the qualitative improvement in registration
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An effort had been made by this Bureau to decentralize
the computerization of compilation of data at block level, regarding
events registered in the jurisdiction of respective block in
rural area. |
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Meetings at various levels are conducted in rural
as well as urban areas to improve the civil registration system.
There are two types of meetings –
i. Routine meetings and
ii. Meetings of committees formed according to Government
Resolution.
| Routine meetings: |
| Annual Meeting of Chief Registrars at National level,
Half Yearly Meeting of District Registrars at State level,
Half Yearly Meetings of Statistical Officers of district
at State level, Monthly Meetings of Medical Officers and
Supervisors of Primary Health Centres at District level.
Fortnightly Meetings of Village registrars at Block level. |
| Meetings of committees formed according to Government
Resolution: |
| Half –yearly meeting of Interdepartmental Co-ordination
committee at State level, Quarterly meeting of committee
at District, Block and village level to improve Birth
and death registration and vital statistics, Quarterly
meeting of committee at Corporation level to improve Civil
Registration System. |
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Training: Training of newly recruited Statistical
Investigators and officers, training of various software's to
health personnel, training of CRS to registration functionaries
(as and when grants are available) |
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B) Medical Certification of Cause of Death (MCCD)
To improve coverage and quality of MCCD following activities are carried out.
i. Meetings,
ii. Training
iii. Publication of data
i. Meetings : Half Yearly Civil Surgeons at State level, Monthly of Superintendents
of Rural and Cottage Hospitals at District level, Meetings of Private Practitioners
and Medical Officers in corporation ares are taken as and when required by
the corporation.
ii. Training : Continuous training of Civil Surgeons, Superintendents, Medical
officers at Health and Family welfare Training Centres for ICD-10 and MCCD.
iii. Publication of data : Annual Publication is done on the basis of data
received through MCCD.
With the help of World Bank Assistance , under Maharashtra Health System Development
Project, the training of medical and paramedical personnel has been conducted
to improve the quality of MCCD.
C) Survey of Cause of Death (Rural)
- Half yearly Survey : the half yearly surveys are conducted in the villages
selected under the scheme for detection of omissions of Births & Deaths
event. The survey is expected to conduct by field recorder of respective
PHCs.
- To improve the quantitative and qualitative aspect of information collected
under Survey of Cause of Death Scheme (Rural), as well as to receive the reports
of this scheme in time, the scheme is monitored under Health Management Information
System (HMIS). The system is monitored through the following indicators.
Ind. 70(i) : Birth Reporting.
Ind.70(ii) : Death Reporting
Ind.70(iii) : Infant death Reporting
Ind 70(iv) : Cause of Deaths verified by MOPHC.
Meeting :
- Half yearly meeting of Statistical Officer/ Statistical Inventigator (SO/SI)
to review the performance, instructions, & to
prepare plan of action, strategy at state level.
- Monthly meeting of MOPHC & field agents/recorder at district level.
Training :
- This is the continues activity. Training is being given to the SI/SO regarding
the scheme, as & when required according to availability of grants.
- Training of field agent, field recorder & Mo is being carried out at
district level by SO, Medical Officer District Training Team (MODTT), & ADHO.
Publication :
- The annual data compiled, analyzed & statistical inferences are published
through annual report. The bureau is publishing the data through annual report
from the year 2001 onwards.
D) Assistance in the work of Epidemiology
To accelerate the surveillance of epidemic disease and study related to epidemiology,
the specific individual instructions to the Civil Surgeon and District Health
Officers were given. Every month, collection, compilation of the information
regarding causes of mortality was started since 1975-1976. The feedback is
given to district health personnel, in alarming situation.
E) Health Management Information System. (HMIS)
With the intention to keep the vigilance on progress of different health programmes,
the Government has introduced the Health Management Information System. Health
Management Information System involves information like comparative performance
Status, Inter District ranking of performance and status of achievement of
various indicators at State level etc.
How the programme
is implemented.
Civil Registration System
This is implemented in Rural and Urban area. .In case of rural area Gramsewak
submits Birth and Death reports of the revenue villages under his
jurisdiction to Block Development Officer (BDO). BDO submits consolidated
reports to Deputy Chief Registrar , for Births and Deaths Pune In
case of Urban area Exe. Health Officer / Health Officer/ Chief Officer
submits reports of Births and Deaths to Deputy Chief Registrar,
Births and Deaths Pune. After receiving reports these are scrutinized,
and computerized. At the end of the year Annual Vital Statistics
Report is prepared and submitted to Higher Authorities.
Now this process is decentralized at district level. All the rural
births and deaths reports will be computerized, in the office of
the District Health Officer, of respective Zilla Parishad. The floppy
or Compact Disc of the consolidated report will be sent to Dy. Chief
Registrar, Births and Deaths Maharashtra State Pune.
Medical Certification of Cause of Death
Hospital incharge in urban area submits these certificates to Deputy Chief
Registrar Pune. Recently from 1998 this scheme is extended in Rural Hospitals.
After receiving the certificates causes of death are coded as per International
Classification of Diseases revision 10 (ICD –X). After coding the information
is compiled & analyzed. The report is submitted to Central Bureau of
Health Intelligence, New Delhi. From this scheme we can observe medically
certified causes of deaths by age sex in urban area.
Monthly Report of Communicable Diseases
The monthly report of 26 communicable diseases is collected from all district
level officers – District Health Officers, Civil Surgeons Health
officers of Corporations and identified Medical Colleges. After consolidations
the
report is sent to Director General Health Services Mumbai and Secretary
Public Health Department, Mumbai, every month through Health Management
Information
System. Also this report is sent to Director, Central Bureau of Health
Intelligence, New Delhi.
Survey of Causes of Death (Rural)
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The scheme is implemented in 1812 villages, which
are randomly selected among the 33 districts. |
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The scheme covers 36.33 lacks (rural) population |
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The health worker uses verbal autopsy technique
instrument to collect the signs and symptoms of diseased, at
the time of death. |
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Medical Officer of Primary Health Center writes
the cause of death according to signs and symptoms collected
by health worker by referring the list of causes based on ICD
– X. |
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From this scheme, the mortality pattern existing
in the rural community is known. The various mortality indicators
are calculated from the available data and information. |
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