Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Reports - latest week 6, 6 Feb - 12 Feb 2010

[Ronan Kelly]

Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - IDP hosting and conflict affected districts, NWFP, week 52, 19 - 25 Dec 2009
Source: Government of Pakistan; World Health Organization (WHO)

Date: 25 Dec 2009


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Highlights:

- During the Epidemiological week 52, 2009, four alerts, two for suspected measles, one for suspected H1N1 and one for suspected acute flaccid paralysis received and responded accordingly.

- During the week, 406 health facilities reported 130,224 patient consultations through the DEWS network

- Acute Respiratory Tract Infections (ARI) continues to be the leading cause of morbidity, with a total of 46,148 consultations (35% of total consultations) in the IDP hosting and conflict affected districts of NWFP.

- Acute Diarrhoea reported in 7,693 (6%) of the total consultations in all age groups, Diarrhoea accounts for 10% of the consultations in children less than 5 years age and 4% of the consultations in the patients above 5 years of age

- In children less than 5 years of age, ARI accounts for 15,035 (45%) of the total consultations in the age group.

- Thirty-four DEWS sites reported 924 Ante Natal visits, while 1,101 consultations for chronic non-communicable diseases and Twenty-four sites reported 235 injuries during the week.

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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - week 52, 19 - 25 Dec 2009

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - week 52, 19 - 25 Dec 2009

Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - IDP hosting and conflict affected districts, NWFP, week 1, 2 ? 8 January, 2010
Source: Government of Pakistan; World Health Organization (WHO)

Date: 08 Jan 2010


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Highlights:

? During the Epidemiological week 1, 2010, five alerts; two for suspected H1N1 and three for suspected measles were received and responded accordingly.

? During the week, 427 out of the 508 health facilities, timely reported 141,763 patient consultations through the DEWS network

? The DEWS Priority Diseases recorded in 76,088 (54%) patient visits and Acute Respiratory Tract Infections (ARI) remained the leading cause of morbidity, accounting for 52,320 (37%) of all the total reported consultations.

? Acute Diarrhea reported in 7,597 (5%) of the total consultations in all age groups. In children below 5 years age Diarrhea accounts for 3,377 ( 9%) of the consultations and in 5 year and above AD reported in 4,220 (4%) patients

? In children less than 5 years of age, ARI accounts for 17,892 (50%) of the total reported consultations in the age group.

? Forty-eight DEWS sites reported 1,585 Ante Natal visits, 1,304 consultations for chronic non-communicable diseases and thirty?four sites reported 234 injuries.

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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Reports - latest week 1, 2 - 8 Jan 2010

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Reports - latest week 1, 2 - 8 Jan 2010

akistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - IDP hosting and crisis affected districts, NWFP, week 5, 30 Jan - 5 Feb 2010
Source: Government of Pakistan; World Health Organization (WHO)

Date: 05 Feb 2010


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Highlights:

- During the Epidemiological week 5, 2010 five alerts (four for suspected Measles and one for suspected H1N1) were received and responded.

- During the week, 440 health facilities reported 138,424 patient consultations through the DEWS network

- Acute Respiratory Tract Infections (ARI) continues to be the leading cause of consultations, with a total of 51,366 (37%) patient visits in the IDP hosting and the crisis affected districts of NWFP.

- In children less than 5 years of age, ARI accounts for 17,580 (50%) of the total consultations in the age group.

- Acute Diarrhea reported in 7,687 (6%) of the total consultations in all age groups. Diarrhea accounts for 11% of the consultations in the children below 5 years age and 4% of the consultations in the patients above 5 years of age

- In week 5, 2010, Fifty-four DEWS sites reported 1,539 Ante Natal visits, and 1,318 consultations for chronic non-communicable diseases



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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Reports - latest week 5, 30 Jan - 5 Feb 2010

Re: Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Reports - latest week 5, 30 Jan - 5 Feb 2010

Pakistan: Weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report - IDP hosting and crisis affected districts, NWFP, week 6, 6 - 12 Feb 2010

Highlights:

- During the Epidemiological week 6, 2010 nine alerts of suspected measles were received and responded accordingly.

- During the week, 461 health facilities reported 127,929 patient consultations through the DEWS network

- Acute Respiratory Tract Infections (ARI) continues to be the leading cause of morbidity, with a total of 46,724 (37%) consultations in the IDP hosting and crisis affected districts of NWFP.

- Acute Diarrhea reported in 7,937 (6%) of the total consultations in all age groups. Diarrhea accounts for 11% of the consultations in the children below 5 years age and 5% of the consultations in the patients above 5 years of age

- In children less than 5 years of age, ARI accounts for 15,358 (49%) of the total consultations in the age group.

- In week 6, 2010, sixty-two DEWS sites reported 1,362 Ante Natal visits, and 1,326 consultations for chronic non-communicable diseases

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