Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

1.100% of cases visiting for diagnostic service will have gone through the diagnostic process within the same day.

2.> 85% cases (Leprosy) admitted for complication management are discharged with improved health condition.                                                                                                                                                 

3.Average healing time less than 50 days in ulcer cases

4.>95% health professionals improve their knowledge and skill after training compared to pre test scores (average post test score should be at least 70%).

5.After the study, the researcher will be able to identify and record:

*Patterns of delays.

*Reasons for short delays.

*Reasons for long delays.

*Ways to shorten delays."

6.>90% people with SCI will be able to do their activity of daily living (ADL) without other's help.

7.>85% cases admitted for general disability will benefit from medical and other therapeutic interventions.

8.>80% clients who are in need will receive mobility aids

9.>80% clients who are in need will receive aid and care

10.>80% people showing improvement in hearing

11.Average of >60% patients will have improvement of hearing in affected ear after surgery

12.>90% of identified children enrolled on a rehabilitation programme

13.>95% people attending the camp will receive treatment, diagnosis and appropriate advice. 2. Camp duration at each site of minimum 7 days.  3. Out-patient examinations of >800 patients. 4. Hearing tests and hearing aid fitting of >80 patients

14.A strong and good referral network for ear cases is established between hospitals and health posts

15. % of gynecological patients among total gynecological patients are provided with direct expert service (both medical and surgical) by INF gynecologist.

16. % of patients gone through gynae/obstetrics surgery with positive outcome.

Leprosy Services

1. Reduced leprosy prevalence
2. Reduce and Manage leprosy related complications
3. More skilled health workers and better equipped hospitals
4. Carrying out various research

 5. Provision of assistive devices, wheelchairs and appliances.

Spinal Cord Injury & Orthopedics

1. Improving function and managing needs of SCI patients.
2. Provide service with upgraded OT, PT & Hydrotherapy.
3. Provision of major and minor surgeries.

 4. Provision of assistive devices, wheelchairs and appliances.

General Physical Rehabilitation

1. Improving function and managing needs of those with disabilities
2. Improved mobility of those with disabilities
3. Improved mobility with those in need of diabetic foot care
4. Provision of assistive devices, wheelchairs and appliances.
5. Treatment and care for cerebral palsy patients.
6. Improved palliative care and rehabilitation services, policies and practices in Nepal

Ear Diseases and Hearing

1. Improvement of functional hearing ability for those with severe to moderate hearing loss
2. Reduction of hearing disability through provision of surgery
3. Hearing, speech and language rehabilitation of severely deafened children
4. Ear treatment provided through ear camps
5. Provision of basic ear health education and treatment

Hospital Support Services

1. Patients in need (especially those with gynecological/obstetrics problems) are supported with direct expert service and/or with assistance to hospital human resource through training and improved hospital settings.
2. Provision of poor fund.
3. Improvements in key health services in Nepal such as hospital IT, pharmacy and health services management.

Outreach Camps

1. Increase awareness and health service provision in keys areas of need across western Nepal.
2. Conduct medical and surgical camps( Ear, Gynae, Fistula and General)
3. Medical emergency responses

1. Contribute to Nepal government’s effort to reduce the burden of leprosy and reducing further transmission of it.

2.100% of disabled people who visit INF centre will receive appropriate advice/services.

3. Reduced hearing problem of the people of the Western Nepal.

4. People with obstetric fistulas have access to quality health services.