Ministry of Health Form 105 - Extracts

The detailed diagnoses and consultations for the past months are highlighted below:

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Topic
Ages
August
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan'06
Feb
Mar
New attendance
 107
 8
 7
 13
 4
 5
 79
Re attendance
 113
 9
 14
 21
 6
 -
69
Epidemic prone dis
 116
 7
 9
 16
 2
 6
84
Maternal disease
 154
 11
 17
 38
 1
 7
 88
Non-comm'cable
 103
 8
 22
 31
 5
 10
 40
AIDS OIs
 156
 9
 34
 33
 6
 23
 80
Diarrhea (Ac & Pers) 0-4yrs
 186
 8
 38
 35
 7
 10
 105
Diarrhea (Ac & Pers) >5yrs
 130
 5
 22
 23
 6
 20
 80
OI February 2004
 185
 10
 29
 50
 7
 25
 96
OI March 2004
 222
 16
 46
 54
 8
 29
 106
OIOI April 2004
 228
 21
 45
 45
 5
 21
 117
OI June 2004
 436
 62
 75
 147
 1
 13
 152
 152
 152
OI August 2004
 401
 25
 43
 56
 7
 16
 277
OI September
 233
 25
 65
 143
 5
 15
...
OI October 2004
 204
 32
 58
 119
 7
 23
 ...
OI November
 231
 
 
 
 7
 3
 29
OI December 2004
 213
 
 
 
 10
 6
 23
OI January 2005
 228
 96
 31
 18
 14
 4
 174
OI February 2005
 202
 70
 44
 10
 21
 10
 292
OI March 2005
 210
 74
 26
 11
 15
 7
 185
April 2005
 283
 111
 37
 31
 20
 11
 345
May 2005
 276
 79
 74
 30
 37
 7
 311
June 2005
 413
 153
 112
 23
 22
 6
 240
July 2005
 427
 161
 91
 31
 36
 7
 220

The clinic has been participating in the November 2004 Child Day campaign for immunisations and provision of vitamin supplements to children. This is alongside the free immunisation service that we provide each Monday as shown above.

From 2005, the statistical recording format used by the clinic has matched the national HMIS records and hence total out-patient cases are recorded in different categories.