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A wide
range of service outlets have been established throughout the country.
1.
National Level
• Azimpur Maternity and Child Health Training Center
• Mohammadpur Fertility Service and Training Center
• Two Model Clinics attached to two Medical College Hospitals
• Family Welfare Visitors Training Institute (FWVTI) - 12
• NGO Clinics -05
• Population, Health and Nutritional Cell - Bangladesh Betar
• Population Cell - Bangladesh Television
2. District Level
• Model Clinics attached to Medical College Hospitals - 06
• MCH-FP Clinics at District Hospitals - 64
• Mother and Child Welfare Centers (MCWC) - 62*
• Regional Training Center (RTC) - 20
• NGO Clinics - 104
3. Upazila Level
• MCH-FP Units at Upazila Health Complex (UHC): - 407*
• Mother and Child Welfare Centers (MCWC) - 12*
• NGO Clinics - 68
4. Union Level
• Union
Health and Family Welfare Centers (UH&FWC) – 3,500*
• Rural Dispensaries
(RD) - 1,275
• Mother and Child
Welfare Centers (MCWC) - 23*
5. Peripheral Level
• Satellite Clinic
(Organized 30,000 per month);
• Domiciliary Services
(CBD) 23,500 unit).
(*Source: MC&RH unit)
Service
centers and staff at the district level and below
1.
Districts
i. Administrative Center:
• Office of the Deputy Director (DD) of Family Planning
• Assistant Director (FP)
• Assistant Director for Clinical Contraception (ADCC)
• Medical Officer for Clinical Contraception (MOCC)
ii. Service Centers:
a) MCH/FP Unit at the 50 bed District or Sadar Hospital
Staff: Family Welfare Visitor (FWV)
FWV refers cases to the MO(CC) when necessary
Service Available: Antenatal, normal delivery (limited facilities for
“at-risk” cases), postnatal, EPI, child care; all contraceptives
including sterilization and follow-up care.
b) Maternal and child Welfare Center (MCWC)
Staff: Medical Officer (Clinic)*
Family Welfare Visitor (FWV)*
Dai/Nurses
Services Available: Antenatal, normal delivery, postnatal, EPI, Child
Care; all contraceptives including sterilization.
2. Upazila
i. Administrative Center:
Upazila Family Planning Office: Upazila Family Planning Officer, Medical
Officer (MCH-FP), Assistant Upazila Family Planning Officer and Senior
Family Welfare Visitor.
ii. Service Center:
MCH-FP Unit at the 31 bed Upazila /Thana Health Complex (UHC/THC) Staff:
Family Welfare Visitors (FWVs)* MO (MCH-FP) Services Available: Antenatal,
normal delivery, postnatal, EPI, health education, childcare; all contraceptives
including sterilization.
3. Union:
Service Center:
Union Health and Family Welfare Center (UHFWC) Staff: Medical Officer
FW (not everywhere)* SACMO* Pharmacist (Not everywhere)* Family Welfare
Visitor (FWV)* Service available: Antenatal (emphasis on screening for
“at-risk” pregnancies and referral), safe delivery through
domiciliary care, postnatal, child care, health education, contraceptives
and general patients, all contraception.
4.
Unit:
Staffs deliver basic MCH-FP services through home visits.
Staff: Family Welfare Assistant (FWA)
* Family Planning Inspector (FPI): Supervises all FWAs in a Union.
* Ensure safe motherhood including EOC services with provision of Skilled
Birth Attendants (SBA);* Voluntary Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs)
are trained through government facilities and provided with essential
safe delivery kits.Services available: Antenatal screening, referral
for safe delivery, contraceptive supply (pill and condom), vitamin A,
ORS packets and EPI. Services are being expanded through satellite clinics
at the community level.
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