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PROFORMA I

STATUS OF PRIMARY HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE

SUD CENTRES, PHCS AND CHCS IN POSITIONHealth Institution No. of

functioning as on

31.03.2009

No. of

Established

during the current

Year (2009-10)

Cumulative

functioning at the

end of the year (as

on 31.3.2010)

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Sub Centres 10356 0 10356

PHCs (including

Additional PHCs

and Mini PHCs )

924 0 909

CHCs 334

CHC= RH +BPHC= 95 + 239

=334

347

CHC= RH + BPHC=269 + 79 =348

Sub Divisional

Hospital

44 1 45

District Hospital 16 0 16

No. of mobile

Medical units

operational

0 0 0

Note: *: Data not available for 2009 n, the figure for columns (3) and (4) to be supplied by State / UT

PROFORMA II (As on 31 March 2010.)

SUB CENTERS, PHCs & CHCs REQUIRED IN POSITION IN TRIBAL AREAS

State/Ut.______________ Report for the year 2009 ______________

Category

of area

Sub centers PHCs (including

Additional PHCs

and Mini PHCs)

CHCs Sub

Divisional

Hospital

District

Hospita

l

Remark

s if any

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

978 205 109 8 12

ITDP Blocks at West Bengal = 115

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PROFORA III

FUNCTIONAL STATUS OF PRIMARY HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE (As on 31st March, 2010)

A: SUB CENTRES Number

1. Total No. of Sub Centers functioning (a+b+c) 10356

a. Without ANM 151

b. With One ANM

c. With Two ANMs

(including regular ANM or additional Contractual ANM)

Total No. Sub centers functioning (a+b+c) should be equal to the no. of Sub Centres as mentioned inproforma I

2. No. of Sub Centers functioning without Health Worker (M) 3800

3. No. of Sub Centers functioning without Health Worker (M) and ANM (both) 0

4. No. of Sub Centers with ANM quarters 2453

5. No. of Sub Centers with ANM living in Sub Centre quarters 52

6. No. of Sub Centers with ANM living in Sub Center village 289

7. No. of Sub Centers without all weather motor able approach road 13

8. No. of Sub Centers without regular water supply 7046

9. No. of Sub Centers without electricity supply. 3524

10. No. of Sub Centers having a regular supply of generic drugs for common

ailments

10356

11. No. of Sub Centers functioning as per IPHS norms

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B. For Primary Health Centers

Number

1. Total No of PHCs functioning (As mentioned in Proforma I) 929

a. No.of PHCs functioning with 4 or more Doctors only 0

b. No.of PHCs functioning with 3 Doctors only 0

c. No. of PHCs functioning with 2 Doctors only 165

d. No. of PHCs functioning with 1 Doctors only 740

e. No. of PHCs functioning without a Doctor 4

Figure include both Allopathic and AYUSH doctors/ practitioners ;Total of figures against S.No. to e should be equal to figure given in

the Proforma I )

2. No. of PHCs functioning with at least one female Doctor 72

3. No of PHCs functioning without lab.technician 904

4. No of PHCs functioning without Pharmacist 357

5. No of PHCs functioning without lab.technician and Pharmacist (both) 357

6. No.of PHCs functioning without Nurse Midwife/Staff Nurse 0

7. No.of PHCs functioning without ANMs 0

8. No. of PHCs having the computer/statistical Assistant for MIS/

Accountant in position

0

9.No.of PHCs with labor room 904

10. No. of PHCs with O. T. 165

11. No. of PHCs with functioning laboratory N.A

12. No. of PHCs with at least 4 beds

13. No. of PHCs with at least 10 or more beds 366

14. No. of PHCs with New Borne Care Corner 165

15. No. of PHCs with AYUSH Facility 904

16. (a) No. of PHCs functioning for 24X7 days 165

16. (b) No. of PHCs with round the clock facility for delivery 165

16. (c) No. of PHCs with three staff nurses 165

17. No. of PHCs without electricity 3218. No. of PHCs without regular water supply 0

19. No. of PHCs with telephone facility N.A.

20. No. of PHC without all weather motorable approach road. 0

21. No. of PHCs with computer facility NA

22. No. of PHCs having Doctors quarter 909

23. No. of Doctors living in PHC quarter

24. No. of PHCs having referral transport available 0

25. No. of PHCs having a regular supply of 909

a. Allopathic drugs for common ailments 909

b. AYUSH drugs for common ailments

26. No. of PHCs having registered Rogi Kalyan Samiti/ Hospital

Management Society

909

27. No. of PHCs functioning as per IPHS norms 0

Note: No column should be left blank. If there is tribal area in the State, It should be clearly stated in the

footnote.

C. Community Health Center Number

1. No. of CHCs functioning with all four specialist (Physician, 0

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Obstetrician & Gynecologist, Surgeon, Pediatricians ) in -position

2. No. of CHCs having the computer /Statistical Assistant for MIS/

Accountant in position

348

3. No. of CHCs with functional Laboratory 348

4. Number of CHCs with functional O.T. 348

5. Number of CHCs with functional Labor Room 338

6. Number of CHCs with functional Stabilization Units for New Born 0

7. Number of CHCs with New Born Care Corner 334

8. Number of CHCs with 30 beds 2699. Number of CHCs with functional X-Ray machine 68

10. Number of CHCs having quarters for specialist Doctors 269

11. Number of CHCs with specialist Doctors living in quarters 177

12. Number of CHCs having regular supply of

a. Allopathic drugs for common ailments 348

b. AYUSH drugs for common ailments NA

13. Number of CHCs with referral transport available 269

14. No. of CHCs having registered Rogi Kalyan Samiti/ Hospital

Management

338

15. No. of CHC functioning as per IPHS norms Not Available

D. First Referral Units Number

1. No. of First Referral Units 73

a) at PHC level

b) at CHC level 12

c) at Sub District level 46

d) at District level 15

Total of (a,b,c.d)2. No. of FRUs with more than 30 beds 61

3. No. of FRUs with round the clock delivery services

including normal & assisted deliveries

73

4. No. of FRUs wth Emergency obstetric services

Including surgical interventions

71

5. No. of FRUs with

a. Gynaecologist 73

b. Pediatrician 67

c. Surgeon Nil

d. Anesthetist 58e. All the four above

6. No. of FRUs with functional SNCU (Special New born Care Unit) 6

7. No. of FRUs having on-call facility of specialist

8. No. of FRUs with functionalO.T 73

9. No. of FRUs with functional labor Room 73

10. No. of FRUs with functional X- Ray Machine 73

11. No. of FRU;s with functional Lab. 73

12. No. of FRUs with Blood storage/linkage facility 61

13. No. of FRUs having referral transport service 73

14. No. of FRUs with back up generator/ electric supply 73

E. Type and number of facilities available during pre and post NRHM period

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Item

DistrictHospital/

GovernmentHospital

SubDistrict/SubDivisionalHospitals

RuralHospitals/

CommunityHealthCentres(CHCs)

PrimaryHealthCentres(PHCs)

Position as on 31st March

2005 2010200

52010 2005

2010

2005 2010

1. Facilities1.1. No. of Facilities 15 16 45 45 334 343 922 9212. Wards2.1. No. of Wards3. Beds

3.1. No. of Beds 6766 7762 8506 9125 81171000

95247 6722

4. Facilities with OT4.1. No. of Facilities with OT 15 16 38 45 327 3435. Facilities with Blood Bank5.1. No. of Facilities with

Blood Bank16 25

6. Facilities with Blood Storage6.1. No. of Facilities withBlood Storage

6 37

7. Facilities with X-Ray Diagnostic Facility7.1. No. of Facilities with X-Ray Diagnostic Facility

15 16 38 45 327 343

8. Facilities with Laboratory8.1 No. of Facilities withLaboratory

15 16 38 45 327 343

9. Facilities with New Born Care Corner

9.1. No. of Facilities withNew Born Care Corner 15 16 45 269 113

10. Facilities with Intensive Care Unit (ICU)10.1. No. of Facilities withIntensive Care Unit (ICU)

15 16 1

F. Expenditure incurred on facilities added during 2005-2010

Item District Hospital/

Government Hospital

Sub District/ Sub

Divisional

Hospital

Rural

Hospitals/Community

Health Centers

(CHCs)

Primary Health

Centers (PHC)

Expenditure on New Facilities added during 2005-2010 (In Rs. Lakh)

i Construction

ii Equipment

iii Other Item

Expenditure on Up gradation of existing Facilities during 2005 to 2010

i Construction

ii Equipment

iii Other Item

j

PROFORMA IV

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BUILDING POSITION OF SUB CENTERS, PHCs AND CHCs REQUIRED AND IN POSITION

STATE /UT--------------------- Report for the year 2009---------------------------

Name of

Health

Institution

Total No.

Functionin

g

No.

Functioning

in Govt.

Buildings

No.

functioni

ng in

rented

Building

s

No. functioning in

other

Buildings of

Panchayatas/

Vol./social

Organisationsetc.without paying any

rent

No. of

Buildin

gs

Under

Constru

ction

No. of

buildings

required

to be

constructed

yet

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) [6] (7)

Sub Centers 10356 3684 6656 16 477

#

6195

PHCs 909 909 Nil * 0

CHCs 348 348 Nil Nil ** 0

Sub

Divisional

Hospital

45 45 Nil Nil

DistrictHospital

16 16 Nil Nil

Note:

1. Total of column (3), (4) & (5) should be equal to figure in column (2)

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PROFORMA V

BUILDING STATUS IN TRIBAL AREAS

STATE /UT--------------------- Report for the year 2009---------------------------

Health

Institution

Total No.

Functioning

No.

Functioningin Govt.

Buildings

No.

Functioning in rented

Buildings

No.

functioning inother

Buildings of

Panchayatas/

Vol./social

Organisations

etc.without

paying any

rent.

No. of

BuildingsUnder

Constructio

n

No. of

buildingsrequired

to be

constructed

yet

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Sub Centers 978 349 629 0 43 629

PHCs 116 116 0 0 0 0CHCs 42 42 0 0 0 0

Sub

Divisional

Hospital

District

Hospital

Note:

1. Total of column (3), (4) & (5) should be equal to figure in column (2)

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PROFORMA VI

TOTAL HEALTH MANPOWER IN RURAL AREAS

Category

(1)

Required (as

per existing

centres) (2)

Sanctioned

(3)

In position

(4)

A. Human Resources at CHC Regular Contract

ual

Total

1 a. Surgeons 0 0 0 0 0b. Obstetricians/Gynecologist 169 271 102 14 116

c. Physicians 0 0 0 0 0

d. Pediatricians 212 271 59 0 59

Total (a+b+c+d) 381 542 161 14 175

2. Other Manpower

a. Anaesthatist 222 271 49 5 54

b. Eye Surgeon 0 0 0 0 0

c. Public Health Programme

Manager

d. General Duty Medical Officer 12 763 751 32 783

e. General Duty Medical

Officer AYUSH

3Nursing Staff 661 2822 2161 0 2161

a. Public Health Nurse/ANM

b. Staff Nurse/Nurse Midwife

4.Pharmacist/Compounder 271 605 334 0 334

5. Lab Technician 271 605 334 0 334

6. Radiographer 140 366 226 0 226

7. Compounder / StatisticalAssistant for MIS/ Accountant

B. Human Resources at at PHC

1. Total Allopathic Doctors 458 1302 844 88 932

2. Total AYUSH Doctors

3. Female Doctor (if any)

at PHC

4. Block Extension Educator

5.Compounder / Statistical

Assistant for MIS/ Accountant

6.Pharmacists 153 922 769 0 769

7. LabTechnician 760 760 0 0 0

8. Health Educator

9. Health Assistant (M) 5431 10356 4925 0 4925

10. Health Assistant (F)/LHV 0 334 334 0 334

11. Health Worker (F)/ANM

12.Nurse Midwife/Staff Nurse 577 2442 1865 0 1865

Man Power at Sub Centres

1. Health Worker (F)/ANM 219 10356 10137 2829 12966

2. Health Worker (M)

Human Resources at sub center Sanctioned In PositionRegular Contractu

al

Total

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2. Health Worker (M)

Required In -position

E. Trained Manpower available in the state

Numbers Available

1. IMNCI Trained ANMs 262

2. LSAS ( Life saving Anaesthetic Skills)trained Doctors

71

3. EMoC (Emergency Obstetric Care) trained

manpower

41

4. SBA (Skilled Birth Attended) trained

manpower

2358

a. ANMs

b. LHVs

C. Staff Nurses

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PROFORMA VII

TOTAL HEALTH MANPOWER IN TRIBAL AREAS (RURAL)

Category

(1)

Required (as

per existing

centres) (2)

Sanctioned

(3)

In position

(4)

Manpower at CHC Regular Contract

ual

Tota

l

1 a. Surgeonsb.Obstetricians /Gynecologist 07 31 22 02 24

c. Physicians 00

d. Pediatricians 19 31 12 12

Total (a+b+c+d) 16 62 44 02 46

2. Other Manpower

a. Anaesthatist 22 31 09

b. Eye Surgeon

c. Public Health Programme

Manager

d. General Duty Medical Officer 07 93 74 12 86

3Nursing Staff (7+2 per CHC)

Including Public Health Nurse

/ANM/Staff Nurse/Nurse Midwife

63 222 159

4.Pharmacist/Compounder 40 71 31

5. Lab Technician 39 71 32

6. Radiographer 57 71 14

Manpower at PHC

1. Total Allopathic Doctors 22 139 117

2.Lady Doctor (if any) at PHC

3. Block Extension Educator.4Pharmacists 38 106 68

5. LabTechnician

6. Health Educator

7. Health Assistant (M) 18 30 12

8. Health Assistant (F)/LHV 00 30 30


10.Nurse Midwife/Staff Nurse 25 112 87

Man Power at Sub Centres

1. Health Worker (F)/ANM 00 * 712 712

2. Health Worker (M)Note: Information given in column (2) & (3) should not change from quarter to quarter, unless there are

some specific reasons.

* 2nd ANM from NRHM will be supplemented.

Proforma VIIIDistrict wise Availability of Health Center

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Sr.

No

Name of

District

No. of Sub

Centres

No. of

PHCs

No. of

CHCs

No of Hospitals

Government Private

1 Bankura 564 70 22 99 46

2 Bardhaman 765 105 34 149 197

3 Birbhum 484 58 19 84 44

4 Dakshin

Dinajpur

247 19 8 31 9

5 Darjeeling 230 23 12 51 111

6 Hooghly 660 61 17 93 157

7 Howrah 448 43 15 75 141

8 Jalpaiguri 537 39 13 59 54

9 Kolkata 40 366

10 Kooch Bihar 406 29 12 50 20

11 Maldah 511 35 15 56 20

12 Murshidabad 832 70 27 109 55

13 Nadia 469 49 17 80 80

14 North 24Parganas 742 53 22 107 238

15 Paschim

Medinipur

858 82 29 122 119

16 Purba

Mednipur

706 52 24 81 158

17 Puruliya 485 53 20 79 12

18 South 24

Parganas

1068 64 29 108 170

19 Uttar

Dinajpur

344 19 8 31 16

Total 10356 924 343 1504 2013

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