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Health GZT Monthly Dashboard GZT TURKEY XB HEALTH Monthly Health Indicators Dec 2020 DASHBOARD Total OPD Consultations Total Major Surgeries Total Deliveries Hospital Admissions Over 878,739 outpatient consultations provided Over 33,419 trauma consultations and 7,461 10,171 deliveries assisted by skilled birth attendant. 29,083 number of admissions (Hospitalisation) by the health partners, 16 % of the total provided major surgeries were performed. by mobile services. Out of them 2,540 (25%) cesarean section. of which 3.5% were admissions to ICU. Over 206,714 outpatient consultations provided Out of the total major surgeries, 8% were emergency surgeries. in Idleb and 257,461 in Harim districts. 8 % of assisted deliveries for female under 18 years. Partners Distribution At Subdistrict Level Medical Procedures At Subdistrict Level Darbasiyah Amuda Ain al Arab Darbasiyah Lower Shyookh Amuda Bulbul Jarablus Ain al Arab Raju Ghandorah Lower Shyookh Sharan Tell Abiad Bulbul Jarablus Suran Ar-Ra'ee Ras Al Ain Raju Ghandorah Ma'btali A'zaz Tal Tamer Menbij Sharan Tell Abiad Sheikh El-Hadid Aghtrin Suran Ar-Ra'ee Ras Al Ain Ma'btali A'zaz Tal Tamer Tall Refaat Sarin Menbij Afrin Mare' A'rima A l - H a s a k e h Sheikh El-Hadid Aghtrin Jandairis Ein Issa Suluk Tall Refaat Al Bab Abu Qalqal Sarin Nabul Al-Hasakeh Afrin Mare' A'rima Jandairis Ein Issa Suluk A l - H a s a k e h Al Bab Abu Qalqal Tadaf A l e p p o Nabul Al-Hasakeh Haritan DanaDaret Azza A l e p p o Harim Rasm Haram El-Imam Haritan Tadaf Jebel Saman DanaDaret Azza Qourqeena Eastern Kwaires Areesheh Harim Rasm Haram El-Imam Atareb Jebel Saman SalqinKafr Takharim Dayr Hafir Ar-Raqqa Qourqeena Eastern Kwaires Areesheh Jurneyyeh Atareb Maaret Tamsrin Zarbah SalqinKafr Takharim Dayr Hafir Ar-Raqqa As-Safira Jurneyyeh Armanaz Teftnaz Karama Shadadah Maaret Tamsrin Zarbah Hadher Maskana A r - R a q q a As-Safira Banan Armanaz Teftnaz Karama Shadadah Darkosh Bennsh Hadher Maskana A r - R a q q a Idleb Darkosh Bennsh Banan Janudiyeh Sarmin I d l e b Idleb Badama Hajeb Janudiyeh Sarmin Saraqab Al-Thawrah Badama I d l e b Hajeb Jisr-Ash-Shugur Ariha Kisreh Saraqab Al-Thawrah Maadan Markada Jisr-Ash-Shugur Ariha Kisreh Mhambal Abul ThohurTall Ed-daman Maadan Markada Mhambal Abul ThohurTall Ed-daman Ehsem Al-Khafsa Ehsem Ma'arrat An Nu'man Khanaser Sabka Al-Khafsa Ma'arrat An Nu'man Mansura Khanaser Sabka Kafr Nobol Sanjar Sur Mansura Sur Tabni e h Kafr Nobol Sanjar Heish a k Heish Tabni a s - H a A ll - A l - H a s a k e h Khan Shaykun Tamanaah A Khan Shaykun Tamanaah e p p o aa A ll e q q A l e p p o I aa d -- R A r - R a q q a l rr e A Deir-ez-Zor I d l e b Deir-ez-Zor b D Khasham Khasham L a tt tt a k ii a e H a m a i Basira H a m a L a t t a k i a Basira r D e i r - e -z - Z o r D e i r - e z - Z o r H a m a e H a m a D e i r - e z - Z o r z - T a rr tt o u s Z T a r t o u s Muhasan Muhasan o Medical r Thiban r Thiban Partners H o m s Procedures H o m s 1 - 2 Al Mayadin Al Mayadin T a r t o u s T a r t o u s < 5,000 Hajin Hajin 2 - 5 Ashara Ashara R u rr a l D R u r a l D a m a s c u s 5,001 - 10,000 l D a m a s c u s 5 - 9 H o m s H o m s Jalaa Jalaa Q u n e i t r a 10,001 - 20,000 Q u n e ii tt rr a 9 - 18 D a r ' a D a r ' a D a r ' aA s - S w e i d a A s - S w e i d a 20,001 - 40,000 A s - S w e i d a < 18 Abu Kamal Abu Kamal > 40,000 Total REACH OPERATIONAL PRESENCE 464 out of the 969,851 418,290 722 64,244 43 out of the 48 implementing 4 Trauma Consultations *Medical Procedures Treatment Courses Antenatal Care (all visits ) 481 Reported ( War Related ) partners reporting Governorates 19,954 42 132 11,555 16,013 Physical Rehabilitation 18,096 9,747 DPT3 & 9,691 MMR Mental Health Consultations Total Referrals Sessions Provided Antenatal Visits ( 4Th visit ) Sub-districts Communities *Medical procdures includes: OPD consultations at PHC and hospital, referral cases, mental health consultation, trauma cases , physical rehabilitation sessions and deliveries by SBA GZT TURKEY XB HEALTH ANALYSIS of REACH by SEVERITY Dec 2020 DASHBOARD SUB-DISTRICT SEVERITY Medical Procedures by severity and District Al-Malikeyyeh Severity score less than 3 Severity score = 3 Severity score greater than 3 Quamishli Jawadiyah Amuda Darbasiyah Qahtaniyyeh Lower ShyookhAin al Arab Ya'robiyah Bulbul Tell Abiad 13,403 Raju GhandorahJarablus Tal Hmis Sharan Tell Abiad Be'r Al-Hulo Al-Wardeyyeh Suran Ar-Ra'ee Ras Al Ain Ma'btali A'zaz Menbij Tal Tamer Sheikh El-Hadid Aghtrin Afrin A'rima Sarin Al-Hasakeh Ras Al Ain 6,361 Jandairis Mare' Abu Qalqal Ein Issa Suluk Nabul Al Bab Hole Daret Azza Haritan Tadaf AL - H AS A K E H Rasm Haram El-Imam QourqeenaDana AR - RA Q Q A Jebel SAamaLnEEastPernPKwOaires Areesheh Jisr-Ash-Shugur 28,150 25,752 SalqinHarim Ar-Raqqa Atareb Dayr Hafir Jurneyyeh DarkoshMaaret Tamsrin Hadher As-Safira Karama Shadadah Zarbah Maskana ArmanazIdleb Banan Kasab Jebel Saman 20,722 46,467 Jisr-Ash-Shugur Saraqab Hajeb Ariha Al-Thawrah Kisreh Markada Qastal MaafRabee'aBadamaID L E B Tall Ed-daman Maadan Kansaba Ehsem Al-Haffa Ziyara Abul Thohur Khanaser Al-Khafsa Sabka Salanfa Mansura Jarablus 4,141 5,053 Lattakia Kafr NobolHeish Sanjar Tabni L AT TAKShIatA-ha Tamanaah Al-QardahaMadiq Castle Hamra DE I R -E Z - Z O R Sur Jablah Karnaz Suran As-Saan Deir-ez-Zor Idleb 10,223 219,190 DalyehTell SalhibMuhradah H A M A Khasham Anaza Basira Banyas Saboura Severity Legend Hama Oqeirbat Soda KhawabiQadmousMasyaf As-Salamiyeh Muhasan Sheikh Badr Thiban Harim 33,610 257,327 Dreikish HarbanifseTalbiseh Eastern Bari 2 Governorate Oj TATarRtouTs OQUabuS Taldu Ein Elniser Al Mayadin Kherbet Elma'azaSafita Hajin Shin Al Makhrim Ashara 3 Safsafa Jeb Ej-Jarrah A'zaz 133,240 Tall KalakhHadideh Homs Sokhneh District Hameidiyyeh Kherbet Tin Noor Kareemeh Farqalas Jalaa Al-Qusayr Susat 4 Raqama Subdistrict Abu Kamal Ariha 3,474 8,988 Hasyaa SadadMahin 5 Areas Working of GZT Qaryatein Tadmor ² Al Ma'ra 805 Deir Attiyeh H O M S YabroudAn Nabk Esal El-Ward Jirud Al Bab 598 54,352 Ma'loula Raheiba Dimas RankusAl Qutayfah North West Syria Az-ZabdaniAt Tall Duma RU R AL D A M A SC U S Ain al Arab Afrin 18,052 8,281 71,662 DA MDamAascSusCNaUshaSbiyeh Lower Shyookh Qatana Maliha Dhameer Sabe Byar Bulbul Bait Jan Ghandorah Jarablus KiswehGhizlaniyyeh Raju 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Khan ArnabaSa'sa' Sharan Tell Abiad Masaada GhabaghebMasmiyyeh Suran Ar-Ra'ee Quneitra Little Sura Ma'btali A'zaz As-Sanamayn Menbij QAUl-KhNashEniyIyeTh R A Aghtrin Jasim Ariqa Shaqa Sheikh El-Hadid Medical Procedures by Severity and Activity Al-Butayhah Izra' Tall Refaat Fiq Nawa Shahba Sarin DA R ' A Afrin Mare' A'rima Ash-ShajaraDa'el HrakMazra'a Mashnaf Jandairis Ein Issa Severity score less than 3 Severity score = 3 Severity score greater than 3 Mzeireb AS - SW E ID A Al Bab Abu Qalqal As-Sweida Nabul Dar'aMseifra Milh Total Referrals Jizeh Qarayya Haritan Tadaf Busra Esh-ShamSalkhad 215 863 14,935 ThibeenGharyeh DanaDaret Azza Harim Rasm Haram El-Imam Jebel Saman AL E P P O Nmber of physical rehabilitation sessions Qourqeena Eastern Kwaires Salqin Atareb Kafr Takharim Dayr Hafir 2,157 17,797 Jurneyyeh Maaret Tamsrin Zarbah Ar-Raqqa As-Safira Armanaz Teftnaz Number of outpatient consultations Hadher Maskana Darkosh Bennsh Banan Idleb 16,702 116,520 745,517 Janudiyeh Sarmin Al-Thawrah Hajeb Jisr-Ash-Shugur Saraqab Total number of trauma consultations. Rabee'aBadama ID L E B AR - RA Q Q A 7,349 26,070 Kansaba Mhambal Ariha Abul Thohur Ehsem Ziyara Al-Khafsa Number of mental health consultations Ma'arrat An Nu'man Khanaser Mansura Salanfa Tall Ed-daman Kafr Nobol Sanjar 1,135 788 9,632 Heish L ATMTzaiAr'a SKhaIt-hAa Total deliveries Madiq Castle Tamanaah Al-Qardaha Khan Shaykun 1,286 8,885 Hamra Sokhneh As-Suqaylabiyah H A M A Kafr Zeita Suran Medical Procedures DalyehTell SalhibKarnaz Saboura As-Saan Oqeirbat H O M S 18,052 128,963 822,836 GZT TURKEY XB HEALTH ANALYSIS OF REACH BY ACTIVITY Dec 2020 DASHBOARD OPD Consultations At Subdistrict Mental Health Consultations At Subdistrict ah siy Bulbul rba Da u Bulbul j Jarablus a Ghandorah OPD Consultations Monthly trend Mental Health consultations Monthly trend R Sharan Tell Abiad Suran Ar-Ra'ee Ras Al Ain Ma'btali A'zaz Suran - Aleppo Sheikh El-Hadid Aghtrin Mabtali Azaz in r ab sa f Mare' Is Jandairis A B in Suluk Aghtrin Al E A l - H a s a k e h Daret Azza 1,200,000 978,638 Number of mental health consulta�ons (new cases+ follow-up cases) Dana 866,066 Qourqeena A l e p p o 1,000,000 794,196 754,590 848,151 878,739 Afrin Mare SalqinHarim Atareb 740,076 760,152 807,504 Number of new pa�ents who received mental health consulta�on 731,874 734,655 Al Bab DarkoshMaaret TamsrinTeftnaz A r - R a q q a 800,000 637,613 ArmanazIdleb Saraqab 11,943 600,000 14,000 11,443 11,555 Badama I d l e b 12,000 9,785 9,851 EhsemAriha 400,000 Daret Azza 8,601 Dana A l e p p o 10,000 7,359 8,005 Harim 7,072 6,519 6,696 200,000 8,000 5,860 5,609 5,885 5,606 L a t t a k i a Salqin Qourqeena 4,648 Atareb 6,000 4,103 4,358 - Kafr Takharim 3,398 2,945 2,914 3,364 3,046 2,825 4,000 H a m a Maaret Tamsrin < 10,000 D e i r - e z - Z o r Armanaz 2,000 - Darkosh Bennsh < 100 10,001 - 20,000 Idleb Janudiyeh T a r t o u s I d l e b 101 - 500 20,001 - 40,000 Badama 501 - 1,000 H o m s 40,001 - 80,000 1,001 - 2,000 > 80,000 H a m a > 2,001 OPD Consultations By District & Partners OPD Consultations By Gender and Age Mental Health consultations By District & Partners Mental Health By Age and Gender 11 11 # of Partners # of Partners 4,000 3,628 Reported 12 Reported 3,500 300,000 30 # MHPSS 10 24 # ODP 8 By District By District 3,000 250,000
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