Pregnant Women needs birthing facility
I wonder if the New APH is ready as a birthing facility? – abrenian.com
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BY: MARIA TERESA B. BENAS
BANGUED, Abra,Sept.19(PIA) – – Members of the Provincial Technical Working Group (PTWG) of the Project for the Cordillera-wide Strengthening of the Local Health System for effective and efficient delivery of maternal and child health services had a unified stand to urge the local government units(LGUs) in the project sites to pass an ordinance requiring all pregnant women to deliver in birthing facilities.
Said proposed ordinance was based on the evaluation conducted by the PTWG during their meeting last week.
It was found that many women still prefer to deliver in their homes which is no longer advisable because the environment has already become polluted and the health of the mother and child is at stake.
The PTWG likewise urged the LGUs in the project sites particularly the six municipalities of Villaviciosa, Pilar and Penarrubia, and Dolores, Lagangilang and San Juan to improve and sustain the health care facilities for the maternal and child health care program.
Relative to the strengthening of the local health zones in the project sites, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) had earlier provided the needed equipments in the birthing facilities with the condition that the LGUs provide the structures to house the facilities and the health personnel involved in the project.
In compliance with the stipulations of the memorandum of agreement earlier signed by the local chief executives in the six LGUs led by Governor Eustaquio P. Bersamin last year during the project launching in the province, the LCEs have already given their cash counterpart of a
Meanwhile, JICA continues to provide funding for all the trainings to be conducted in all the projects sites to capacitate the health personnel. It will also assist the RHUs in their documentation of activities and accomplishments in order to monitor and evaluate their performances.
Dr. Makoto Tobe, the chief adviser of the JICA on the said Maternal and Child Health Care program, had presented the revised matrix for monitoring, documentation and reporting of the project implementation.(JDP/MTBB-PIA CAR, Abra)
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@abrenian.com . . . not ready yet, I guess . . . but I am sure it can be used as an impregnating facility. hehehe.
Posted by TOMASITO | September 20, 2013, 7:49 pmNaku naman gayagaya mga legislator natin. Good ordinance but do the lgu each municipality have free facility for this purpose. Wy not make the new aph para kht papanu may pakinabang ng abrenian
Posted by eric shawn | September 20, 2013, 9:18 pmNaku naman gayagaya mga legislator natin. Good ordinance but do the lgu each municipality have free facility for this purpose. Wy not make the new aph para kht papanu may pakinabang ng abrenian
Posted by eric shawn | September 20, 2013, 9:19 pmIs the DOH aware of this?
@Sysop….the sentence regarding LCE cash counterpart is incomplete? What does LCE mean by the way?
How can this be implemented when the APH is not even completed?
What is this, invasion of pregnant women’s “freedom of choice” where they want to deliver their babies? LGU’s cannot just be passing an ordinance like this without consulting the public first? Delivering babies at the homes had always been a practice since before my birth and I don’t understand what this passing an ordinance to NOW REQUIRE PREGNANT WOMEN TO GIVE BIRTH TO A FACILITY?
Posted by comli2013 | September 20, 2013, 10:42 pmL-ocal C-hief E-xecutive.
The establishment of “birthing facilities” is a noble project.
Gapu ta adda Doctor, Nurse ken Midwife nga mang-assist
no adda aganak. Ken adda agas ken ambulance nga sindadaan
nga mausar no kas pagarigan.
Saanda ka met babalawen Atty. no kaykayatmo ti “partera” ti mang-
paanak kenka idiay sagumbi yo.
Posted by Philam | September 22, 2013, 12:47 amDapat mangted da umuna facility!
Posted by Godfather | September 20, 2013, 11:20 pmnapintas nga plano ken addang para kadaguiti inna ditoy probinsya tayo,ngem saan ngata koma a masapulen ti ordinansa no addaan tayo ti hospital.adda hospital tayo ngem ania a klase?million ti ginastos da,ngem apo diosko! awan pay KAPAS la koma nga adda labba labbagana nga ipunas ti sugat ! sa ita,agaramid ti ordinansa ti LGU nga mangpilit nga mapan da aganak diay hospatay? sus BAGTIT san daguitoy agtuturay toy abra!
Posted by pagalsem | September 23, 2013, 11:20 pmsaan nga bagtit….muno nga kapanunutan. . Dagitay koma importante ti panagbiag ti tattao ti aramidenda. Ordinansa koma nga mangpatalna ti ili to avoid all these murders going on in our province. Ngem siempre, awan met ti mauray da nga “pork” ngaminen isu nga iremedyo da ti pangalaan da manen nga sabali. Just my gutz-feeling.
Posted by comli2013 | September 24, 2013, 1:41 pmAyon sa pananaliksik tungkol sa birthing facilities, itong mga itatayong mga birthing facilities ay upang ma-complement ang functions ng existing medical facilities, kasama na riyan ang mga hospital. Ang mga itatayong ito ay talagang kakailanganin sa mga malalayo at liblib na lugar kung saan ay mga lokal na kumadrona ang tinatawag sa kanilang bahay at sila ang inaasahan sa pag-pa-paanak ng buntis. Maganda ang hangarin ng proyekto. At ang ponding gagamitin para rito ay donasyon galing sa mga pribadong NGO. Ang siste lang niyan ay ang proper maintenance niyang facility. Kung ito ay ipapasa-ilalim ng DOH, kailangang masiguro ang maintenance at kalinisan nito.
Posted by Carding Cuaresma | September 26, 2013, 7:29 pmgaling sa NGO baka naman pakana ni takit yan at manapoles pala ung NGO
Posted by eric shawn | October 6, 2013, 12:40 am