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Medical Health & FW Department Govt of Rajasthan FACILITYWISE SCORE CARD FOR DISTRICT HOSPITAL, CHC & PHC DISTRICT-PALI Period - April 2018 to March 2019 Data Source: - PCTS (Form 6,7 &), e- Aushadhi, OJAS, e- Mail Summary of District 1. District Hospital Name of Hospital Marks obt. Out of 91 Rank in the State Govt Bangur Hopital Pali 54.48 8 2. CHCs Total 21 Marks Obtained Grade Performance No of CHCs in grade >80% A+ Outstanding 0 >70 - <=80% A Very Good 4 >60- <=70% B Good 10 >50- <=60% C Average 5 <50% D Unsatisfactory 2 Top 5 CHCs Last 5 CHCs Rank in Rank in Name of CHC % Achi. Name of CHC % Achi. State State 1 Koselave 74.36 36 17 Bagri Nagar 58.97 275 2 Takhatgarh 73.11 54 18 Nimaj 53.88 343 3 Sojatroad 72.14 64 19 Kusalpura 50.13 408 4 Desuri 70.78 83 20 Khod 41.84 483 5 Raipur 68.66 112 21 Manihari 29.56 526 3. PHCs Total 83 Marks Obtained Grade Performance No of CHCs in grade >80% A+ Outstanding 13 >70 - <=80% A Very Good 10 >60- <=70% B Good 12 >50- <=60% C Average 21 <50% D Unsatisfactory 27 Top 5 CHCs Last 5 CHCs Rank in Rank in Name of PHC % Achi. Name of CHC % Achi. State State 1 Chandaval 95.12 1695 79 Hariyamali 32.74 1773 2 Boosi 91.92 1696 80 Mohrai 30.3 1774 3 Anandpur Kalu 91.8 1697 81 Bhumbaliya 30.16 1775 4 Novi 90.63 1698 82 Asarlai 29.18 1776 5 Gundoj 88.78 1699 83 Ramgarh Chang 27.22 1777 Medical,Health & FW Department Govt of Rajasthan MONTHLY REPORT CARD OF DH,SDH,SH April 2018 to March District :- Pali Month 2019 Name of Hospital :- Govt Bangur Hopital Pali No of Beds 300 Name of Incharge :- Dr. Ambadan Rao No of Doctors & Staff posted 17 ELA Achi. Max Marks S.N. Services Parameter Cretaria for ELA up to up to Score Obtained month month Allopathic OPD 40 Patients per doctor per day 201280 523131 5 5 Ayush OPD 40 Patients per doctor per day 11840 10099 1 0.85 Dental OPD Data Not Available Midnight head count against In-Patient Head Count at Midnight (IPD) 65700 77048 5 5 total beds Clinical 1 Operation Major (General And Spinal anesthesia) Percentile (against highst) Care 22338 7860 5 1.76 Operation Minor (No or Local anesthesia) Percentile (against highst) 46378 15826 5 1.71 Dental procedure 30% of total dental OPD Data Not Available Cataract surgery done against target 1461 194 5 0.66 No. of Blood transfusions done Percentile (against highst) 13781 2112 5 0.77 Patient Satisfaction Score % Patient satisfaction score 80 81 5 5 Number of medicines Available under MNDY at No of DH/SDH medicines DDC compared to DDW available at DDW 491 426 5 4.34 Free Medicines 2 and Diagnostics Number of Test available under MNJY 56 type of tests 56 27 5 2.41 Number of test done under MNJY 15 % of against OPD 78470 3504 5 0.22 Deliveries at Institutions (including C-section) Percentile (against highst) 14896 8996 5 3.02 No. of Complicated ANC cases treated Percentile (against highst) 3261 210 5 0.32 No. of Caesarean (C-Section) deliveries at 10 % of Total Delivery 1490 1944 5 5 Institutions 3 Maternal Health Disbursement of beneifit under JSY Payment to all mothers delivered at Institute (100%) Data Not Available Fund of RSY transfer to all mothers Disbursement of beneifit under RSY (Female Child Born) 100% Survival Status at the time of discharge from % of Children discharged alive 4 Child Health SNCU against admission in SNCU 1757 1219 5 3.47 Immunization Number of Children Received Birth dose of number of live birth at Institution 5 8720 8282 5 4.75 vaccines (BCG+OPV0+Hep.Birth dose) Male Sterilizations done at Institution Percentile (against highst) 143 65 5 2.27 Percentile (against highst) 6 Family Welfare Female Sterilizations done at Institution 1300 1244 5 4.78 25% of Institutional Deliveries PPIUD Insertion at Institution 3724 1515 5 2.03 Non New cases of Hypertension diagnosis 3% of total OPD 7 Communicable Data Not Available disease New cases of Diabeties diagnosis 1% of total OPD Total 91 53.36 Marks Obtained 53.36 Marks Obtained Grade Performance Percentage 59 >80% A+ Outstanding Grade C >70<=80% A Very Good Performance Average >60- <=70% B Good Ranking in the State 8 >50- <=60% C Average <50% D Unsatisfactory Source :PCTS (Form 8), SNCU Online, e- Aushadhi etc. Medical Health & FW, Department Govt of Rajasthan MONTHLY REPORT CARD OF CHC District Pali Block Bali Name of CHC Bali Month April 2018 to March 2019 Name of Incharge Dr. MA Qadri No of Working Days upto month 296 No of Beds in the CHC 75 No of Doctors posted at CHC 12 ELA Achievement Max S.N. Services Parameter Cretaria for ELA Marks Obtained up to month up to month Score 40 Patients per doctor per No of OPD Patients*(Per Day) 142080 111616(79%) 10 7.86 day (IPHS) Midnight head count/ No of Indoor Patients (Per Month) 16425 5275(32%) 10 3.21 60% of total beds (IPHS) 1 Clinical Care Number of medicines Available under No of CHC medicine 396 336(85%) 10 8.48 MNDY at DDC compared to DDW available at DDW Total number of Test available under 37 types of test 37 35(95%) 5 4.73 MNJY Total number of Test done under MNJY 15 % of against OPD 16742 18218(109%) 5 5 No of 4 ANC As per PCTS target 402 156(39%) 10 3.88 Percentile of of All CHCs No of deliveries conducted at CHC 4717 1349(29%) 5 1.43 (highst deliveries 4717) Complicated pregnancy treated at CHC 10% of Total ANC 40 0(0%) 10 0 Maternal 2 Health Payment to all mothers Disbursement of beneifit under JSY delivered at Institute (100%) Fund of RSY transfer to all Data Not Available mothers (Female Child Disbursement of beneifit under RSY Born) 100% Immunizatio 3 No of children fully immunized As per PCTS target 362 314(87%) 10 8.67 n Number of Male Sterilizations As per PCTS target 7 6(86%) 5 4.29 Familly 4 Number of Female Sterilizations As per PCTS target 88 541(615%) 5 5 Planning IUCD Insertion at CHC As per PCTS target 126 372(295%) 5 5 New cases of Hypertension diagnosis 3% of total OPD Non 5 Communicable Data Not Available New cases of Diabeties diagnosis 1% of total OPD disease Total 90 57.55 % 63.94 Marks Obtained 57.55 Marks Obtained Grade Performance Percentage 63.94 >80% A+ Outstanding Grade B >70 - <=80% A Very Good Performance >60- <=70% B Good Ranking in the State 189 >50- <=60% C Average <50% D Unsatisfactory Source : - PCTS (Form 8), e- Aushadhi, OJAS, E Mail Medical Health & FW, Department Govt of Rajasthan MONTHLY REPORT CARD OF CHC District Pali Block Bali Name of CHC Bera Month April 2018 to March 2019 Name of Incharge Dr. Shailesh Singhal No of Working Days upto month 296 No of Beds in the CHC 30 No of Doctors posted at CHC 4 ELA Achievement Max S.N. Services Parameter Cretaria for ELA Marks Obtained up to month up to month Score 40 Patients per doctor per No of OPD Patients*(Per Day) 47360 54912(116%) 10 10 day (IPHS) Midnight head count/ No of Indoor Patients (Per Month) 6570 1424(22%) 10 2.17 60% of total beds (IPHS) 1 Clinical Care Number of medicines Available under No of CHC medicine 396 278(70%) 10 7.02 MNDY at DDC compared to DDW available at DDW Total number of Test available under 37 types of test 37 36(97%) 5 4.86 MNJY Total number of Test done under MNJY 15 % of against OPD 8237 12719(154%) 5 5 No of 4 ANC As per PCTS target 223 95(43%) 10 4.26 Percentile of of All CHCs No of deliveries conducted at CHC 4717 552(12%) 5 0.59 (highst deliveries 4717) Complicated pregnancy treated at CHC 10% of Total ANC 22 0(0%) 10 0 Maternal 2 Health Payment to all mothers Disbursement of beneifit under JSY delivered at Institute (100%) Fund of RSY transfer to all Data Not Available mothers (Female Child Disbursement of beneifit under RSY Born) 100% Immunizatio 3 No of children fully immunized As per PCTS target 201 177(88%) 10 8.81 n Number of Male Sterilizations As per PCTS target 4 2(50%) 5 2.5 Familly 4 Number of Female Sterilizations As per PCTS target 51 163(320%) 5 5 Planning IUCD Insertion at CHC As per PCTS target 76 74(97%) 5 4.87 New cases of Hypertension diagnosis 3% of total OPD Non 5 Communicable Data Not Available New cases of Diabeties diagnosis 1% of total OPD disease Total 90 55.08 % 61.2 Marks Obtained 55.08 Marks Obtained Grade Performance Percentage 61.2 >80% A+ Outstanding Grade B >70 - <=80% A Very Good Performance >60- <=70% B Good Ranking in the State 237 >50- <=60% C Average <50% D Unsatisfactory Source : - PCTS (Form 8), e- Aushadhi, OJAS, E Mail Medical Health & FW, Department Govt of Rajasthan MONTHLY REPORT CARD OF CHC District Pali Block Desuri Name of CHC Desuri Month April 2018 to March 2019 Name of Incharge Dr. Rajesh Rathore No of Working Days upto month 296 No of Beds in the CHC 30 No of Doctors posted at CHC 4 ELA Achievement Max S.N.
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    State/Circle wise list of Post Offices modernised/upgraded for Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) Annexure-V Sl No. State/UT Circle Office Regional Office Divisional Office Name of Operational Post Office ATMs Pin 1 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWADA PRAKASAM Addanki SO 523201 2 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL KURNOOL Adoni H.O 518301 3 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VISAKHAPATNAM AMALAPURAM Amalapuram H.O 533201 4 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL ANANTAPUR Anantapur H.O 515001 5 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH Vijayawada Machilipatnam Avanigadda H.O 521121 6 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWADA TENALI Bapatla H.O 522101 7 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH Vijayawada Bhimavaram Bhimavaram H.O 534201 8 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWADA VIJAYAWADA Buckinghampet H.O 520002 9 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL TIRUPATI Chandragiri H.O 517101 10 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH Vijayawada Prakasam Chirala H.O 523155 11 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL CHITTOOR Chittoor H.O 517001 12 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL CUDDAPAH Cuddapah H.O 516001 13 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VISAKHAPATNAM VISAKHAPATNAM Dabagardens S.O 530020 14 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL HINDUPUR Dharmavaram H.O 515671 15 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWADA ELURU Eluru H.O 534001 16 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH Vijayawada Gudivada Gudivada H.O 521301 17 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH Vijayawada Gudur Gudur H.O 524101 18 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL ANANTAPUR Guntakal H.O 515801 19 Andhra Pradesh ANDHRA PRADESH VIJAYAWADA