PART III PROGRAMS

A. EXPANDED PROGRAM ON IMMUNIZATION

1. Program Description

The goal of the program is to protect from the seven (7) immunizable diseases
by providing specific protection by the use of effective vaccines against
tuberculosis, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles and hepatitis
B infection, and protect the newborn from tetanus by immunizing pregnant
mothers. The main thrust of the program is to increase the number of children
and mothers immunized to reduce the mortality and morbidity from these
preventable diseases. The target populations of the program are children under
one year, school entrants and pregnant mothers.

2. Accomplishment

Accomplished
ANTIGEN E. P. Number Percent
BCG 1803 1630 90.40%
DPT 1 1803 1642 91.07%
DPT 2 1803 1693 93.90%
DPT 3 1803 1695 94.01%
OPV 1 1803 1642 91.07%
OPV 2 1803 1693 93.90%
OPV 3 1803 1695 94.01%
HEPA 1 1803 1682 93.29%
HEPA 2 1803 1706 94.62%
HEPA 3 1803 1679 93.12%
MEASLES 1803 1642 91.07%
FIC 1803 1642 91.1%
Above figures are taken from the FHSIS 2006 Target Client List

See next pages for accomplishment reports per antigen per area and health
center.
B. FAMILY PLANNING

1. Program Description

This program is directed towards the improvement of the family well being
through the population information and education program and through family
planning methods, but giving respect to the couples’ right and conviction
based on their moral and religious beliefs. The actual beneficiaries of the
program are Filipino families and the direct benefits are the improved family
welfare and reduction of the health problems especially those referring to
children and mothers.

2. Accomplishment

See tables on the succeeding pages.

3. Issues and Concerns

The contraceptive prevalence rate is 28% from FHSIS reports. However, the
results of the community-based monitoring and information system (CBMIS)
show that 72% of women are using family planning methods and are satisfied
with the method they are using. The coverage for new acceptors is 136%,
which is over the target. FHSIS records women who utilize the services of the
health facility. The women who buy their own contraceptive supplies or who
get their family planning services from other health facilities (either private,
hospital, etc.) are not recorded in this facility-based information system.

Clients who preferred Bilateral Tubal Ligation were referred to the Friendly-
Care Clinic in Mandaluyong for PhilHealth members and to the Rizal Medical
Center and Pasig General Hospital for non-PhilHealth members.

4. Recommendations

Strengthen information education and one-on-one counseling

Strengthen follow-up of defaulters
PART II

A. DEMOGRAPHY

Based on the National Statistics Office, PATEROS has a total population of 60,
110 in 2006, with a projected population of 60, 574 in 2007. The population
distribution in 10 barangays for 2007 was based on the results of the mass survey
conducted by the health staff during the first quarter of 2006. See Table 2.

Table 2. Population Distribution per Barangay

Pateros, 2006-2007

2006 2007
Pateros 60,110 100.00 60,574 100.00%
%
Sta. Ana 24,17 40.22% 26,095 43.08%
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Zone 1 3,627 4,465
Zone 2 4,593 5,420
Zone 3 2,418 2,753
Zone 4 5,078 5,301
Zone 5 4,352 3,866
Zone 6 4,111 4,290
San Roque 4,568 7.60% 4,016 6.63%
Poblacion 2,597 4.32% 2,393 3.95%
Aguho 6,136 10.21% 6,538 10.79%
Martirez del 96 4,131 6.87% 4,603 7.60%
Magtanggol 1,887 3.14% 1,691 2.79%
Tabacalera 3,209 5.34% 2,997 4.95%
San Pedro 2,269 3.77% 1,995 3.29%
Sto. Rosario Silangan 3,873 6.44% 3,995 6.60%
Sto. Rosario Kanluran 7,261 12.08% 6,251 10.32%
Source: NSO

There were 14,148 households surveyed in the entire municipality in 2006, which
is 145 households less than those surveyed in 2005 (14,293 households in 2005).
Barangay Sta. Ana, having the largest land area is also the most populated having
43.08% of the total population. The population density is high at 32,920 persons
per square kilometer.
 Based on the 1995 NSO survey, the sex ratio and the dependency ratio are 97%
and 57%, respectively. The 1995 population pyramid shows a wide base,
depicting a young population. There is a widening of the figure at 25 to 29 years,
and this may be a reflection of the rate of in-migration. The municipality is
favorable for settlement by the working population being very near the business
sectors in Makati and Manila.

B. HEALTH STATUS

The vital indices for 2006 are shown in Table 3 & Figure 1. There was no
maternal death reported during the year. There were 224 deaths reported, 121 or
54.01% were males and 103 or 45.09% were females. 15 of these were children
under 5 years old and 9 of these were among the less than 1 year old.
Table 1. Distribution of Land Area per Barangay
Pateros, 2005

Barangay Land Area %

(has) Distribution
Poblacion 6.625 3.54
Aguho 15.278 9.86
San Roque 15.294 9.38
San Pedro 8.63 4.58
Tabacalera 8.57 4.62
Magtanggol 8.168 3.66
Sto. Rosario Kanluran 19.14 10.43
Sto. Rosario Silangan 18.854 9.56
Sta. Ana 67.4 35.78
Martirez del 96 17.083 8.87
TOTAL 184.997 100

Source: Office of the Municipal Assessor