MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING INSTITUTE (MCHTI) AZIMPUR, DHAKA, BANGLADESH

 

MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH TRAINING INSTITUTE (MCHTI)
History of MCHTI

In 1953: The institution Started with 20 beds hospital by the joint initiative of UNICEF and WHO. Its main objective was: limited MCH services, training of Lady Health Visitors (LHV) engaged in MCH/FP activities.

In 1960: The institution was upgraded to 100 bed hospital.

In 1991: Government of Bangladesh submitted a proposal to Govt. of Japan to upgrade the MCHTI by Grant Aid. Japan Government agreed to support for the up gradation & renovation.

In1997: MCHTI got the status and certificate as a ‘Baby Friendly Hospital’ by WHO and UNICEF.

In May 1998: A contact was signed between the Governments of Bangladesh & Japan and reconstruction & renovation work of MCHTI was started.

In September 1999: Launched five years Technical Assistance Project for "Human Resource Development in Reproductive Health" (HRDRH) in connection with Grant Aid.

In June 2000: Reconstruction & renovation was completed and modernization of MCHTI with extension of 100 bed to 173 bed. The Honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh and Japan inaugurated the newly constructed MCHTI on 19th August, 2000.

At present Woman Friendly Hospital Initiative (WFHI) has been taken to ensure in MCHTI with the following activities:
a)    Quality of Care
b)    Delivery of ‘Mother-baby package’
c)  Management and reporting of ‘Violence against Women (VAW)’ and
d) Gender equity in health services delivery with appropriate allocation of resources for women

Objectives

  •      To reduce maternal morbidity and mortality of pregnant women of the country.
  •      To reduce infant mortality rate through quality care
  •      To work as a model center for Family Planning services.
  •      To act as a tertiary referral center for Maternal & Child Health (MCH) and Family Planning (FP).
  •      To serve as a Maternal and Child Health Care   Training Institute especially in the field of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH).
  •       To serve as leading Training Organization (LTO) for developing capacity of the MCH service providers of Bangladesh and in the region.

Clinical Achievements

  •      The quality of clinical services has been remarkably improved during the implementation of HRDRH Project (1992-2004). Investment into modern diagnostic technology enabled to provide 24 hrs. Services to clients instead of referring patients to other facilities.
  •      Along with the quality of clinical services, the capacity of staff for delivering quality MCH has increased. Modern diagnostic equipment enabled to offer various tests at low cost.
  •      Statistics show development of clinical services and increased number to patients that represents a higher reputation of the institution.

Number of beds at MCHTI at present:

Total no of beds -173

  •      For obstetrics and Gynecology-116 beds

                               - Obstetrics: 98
                               - Gynecology: 18

  •      For Pediatrics Department - 57 beds

                              -Neonatal ward: 20 beds
                             -Pediatric ward: 37 beds

  •      Post operative ward-12

Area of Service
1. Clinical Services:
Obstetrics and Gynecology

  •      Antenatal Care
  •      Normal Delivery
  •      Caesarean Delivery
  •      Postnatal   Care
  •      Management of   Gynecological cases     
  •      Other related services such as Infertility management

Department of Pediatrics

  •      Neonates care
  •      Treatment of under-5 children
  •      Pediatric Surgery
  •      EPI

Anesthesiology

  •      Preoperative check-up
  •      Per-operative management
  •      Post operative management

Blood Bank

  •      Blood is ready to provide emergency services to the patients

Clinical Test

  •      USG   
  •      Pathology
  •      X-ray

Clinical Equipments

  •      Doppler
  •      Incubator
  •      Cardiac monitor
  •      Pulse oxymeter

Health Education & Counseling

  •      Antenatal and postnatal Counseling
  •      Nutrition Counseling
  •      Breastfeeding Counseling
  •      Parents/Husbands Counseling

Other relevant facility

  •      Pharmacy
  •      Cabin facility
  •      General Oxygen supply
  •      Ambulance

Family Planning Service

  •      Following FP services are available here with free of cost
  •      Tubectomy
  •      Non Scalpel Vasectomy    (NSV)
  •      IUCD       
  •      Implant     
  •      Injectables
  •      Oral pill    
  •      Condom.
  •      ECP

Social Welfare Department

Social Welfare Department started functioning at MCHTI since 1994. This department

  •      Provides free medicines/drugs, blood and blood products and special diet for the poor
  •      Provide financial support for lab. and other investigations needed to be done from outside the hospital when necessary
  •      Counsel mother and family about health, nutrition, newborn care, family planning, breast feeding etc.
  •      Collect fund through Patient Welfare Committee
  •      Distribute warm clothes
  •      Provide wheel chair, sewing machines etc. for the rehabilitation of poor patients
  •      Helps family / individuals for child adoption etc.

Other Activities

  •      Daily morning sessions by different units
  •      Clinical seminar & symposia
  •      Continued medical education (CME)

Administration Plus
For the smooth running of the Institution and to ensure quality of services, different committees are at work:

  •      Hospital Management Committee
  •      Clinical Committee
  •      Training management Committee



Performance of MCHTI
July2010-June 2011(MCH Activities)

Name of the

Months

 

ANC

PNC

Normal

Delivery

C-Section

RTI/

STD

Child Care

Still Birth

Immuni

zation

OBGY

Admi

ssion

Child

Admi

ssion

 

Total

Admi

ssion

 

0-1

1-5

July/2010

3456

 

977

375

199

01

1577

2660

05

2226

462

217

679

August/10

3482

983

475

281

01

1699

1699

03

2517

558

245

803

September/10

3004

635

474

279

0

1553

1383

02

2373

534

227

761

October/10

3228

954

451

264

0

1797

1569

0

8042

517

203

720

November/10

2745

819

428

253

0

1815

1440

01

2636

469

157

626

December/10

2615

685

378

236

0

3482

1542

0

2218

422

125

547

January/2011

2495

637

312

181

0

2030

1855

0

2600

349

154

503

February/11

2367

659

322

207

0

1823

1858

0

2206

370

163

533

March/11

2800

709

359

241

0

1916

1754

0

2534

377

180

557

April/11

3065

556

268

181

0

1713

1828

0

2223

322

142

464

May/11

3596

639

321

246

0

1572

1476

01

2563

382

135

517

June/11

3459

747

333

258

0

1513

1631

0

2371

399

139

538

Total

36312

9000

 

4494

2829

02

22490

20695

12

34509

5161

2087

7248



Performance of MCHTI

July2010-June 2011(FP Activities)

Name of

the Months

 

Tubectomy

NSV

Implant

IUCD

Injection

Oral Pill

Person

Condom

Person

July/2010

17

-

03

20

2992

570

264

August/10

17

-

104

19

3598

488

291

September/10

25

-

24

15

3541

478

274

October/10

20

-

06

32

4075

548

291

November/10

14

-

14

23

4948

462

211

December/10

26

-

24

24

3903

478

230

January/2011

15

-

43

43

4687

541

229

February/11

17

02

22

31

4516

432

114

March/11

14

-

34

38

5079

484

285

April/11

13

86

30

39

4807

453

220

May/11

14

520

23

43

5727

270

252

June/11

31

280

21

43

5673

437

228

Total

223

888

348

 

370

 

53546

 

5741

 

2889

 


Training Unit

  •      MCHTI is providing training to the service providers related to MNCH/SRH.
  •      This independent training unit is well equipped with necessary training materials and manpower. Expert resource persons from in and outside the institution conduct the theoretical and practical sessions.
  •      An Assistant Coordinator (Training & Research) monitors and supervises the training programs under the guidance the head of the Institution.

Training unit is providing high quality training for both GO and NGO staffs at national and regional levels. A few to mention are:  

  •      Regional ToT on Competency Based Training (CBT) for   Emergency Obstetric Care (EOC) services provider.
  •      CBT for EOC service providers
  •      ToT for Master/ National Trainers on Community Based Skill Birth Attendant (CSBA) Training.
  •      ToT on CSBA Training for District Trainers
  •      CSBA Supervisory Training for FWV’s
  •      6 Months EOC Training for Doctor’s
  •      6 Months EOC Training for Nurses
  •      6 Months EOC Training for FWVs
  •      6 Months Midwifery Training for FWV’s
  •      Continue Medical Education (CME)
  •      Postpartum Tubal Ligation & IUCD
  •      ToT on Community Based Post natal Care (PNC)
  •      ToT on Operational Research for the Managers by WHO
  •      TOT for 6-Months Advance Midwifery Programme
  •      6 weeks Clinical Placement for the participants of 6 Months Post Basic Midwifery Training Program
  •      Two months Refresher Training on Safe Delivery for Paramedics from BRAC
  •      Two weeks “Skilled Based Training on Safe Delivery” For Manoshi Midwives from BRAC.
  •      Two Months Clinical Practice on Safe Delivery for Junior Midwives Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College Hospital
  •      Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI).
  •      ToT of National Trainer Infant & Young Child Feeding
  •      ToT  Master Trainer Infant& Young Child Feeding
  •      TOT for Essential Newborn Care (ENC)
  •      Training on Essential Newborn Care (ENC)
  •      Breast feeding Counseling
  •      Clinical Contraception, HIV/ AIDs & RTI/ STI Case Management Basic & Refresher Training for Doctor/Nurse/FWV & Paramedics
  •      ToT on IUD Service Delivery Training for Nurses
  •      Basic Training Course on Long Acting & Permanent Family Planning Methods
  •      One year honorary training for Doctors (Gynae/Obs. & Paed.)
  •      Orientation of Graduate and Post Graduate Students and Health Workers from different Medical Colleges, Universities, Nursing Institutes and NGOs etc.

Training Performance from July2010 to June 2011

Sl No.

Name of the Training

Duration

Category of Participants

No. of Participants attendant

Agency (GO/ NGO)

Remarks

  1.  

EOC

6 Month

FWVs

20

DG-FP &UNFPA

 

  1.  

CME

5 days

FWV from

MCWC

49

DG-FP &UNFPA

2 Batches

 

  1.  

CME

5 days

Nurse &

Paramedics

30

UPHCP-II

2 Batches

 

  1.  

CSBA Supervisory

Training

5 days

FWV from

UH & FWC

150

DG-FP

IDB & OGSB

10 Batches

 

  1.  

CSBA Supervisory

Training

5 days

FWV from

UH & FWC

265

DG-FP UNFPA& OGSB

18 Batches

 

  1.  

IMCI

12 days

SACMO, MA, SSN, FWV

180

DG-HS

6 Batches

  1.  

Refresher Training on Safe Delivery for Community Midwives

 

2 Months

 

Paramedics

10

BRAC

 

  1.  

Clinical Practice of Safe Delivery AITAM for Paramedics

 

2 Months

Trainee Paramedics

 

112

 

AITAM

9 Batches

  1.  

Training on “ANC, PNC,FP, EPI & Normal Delivery Observation” for Paramedics

 

1 Months

Paramedics

 

Jatyo Tarun Sangha

(JTS)

 

  1. 10.  

ToT of National  Trainer on Infant & Young Child Feeding

 

5 days

 

Doctors

 

06

DG-FP

Alive & Thrive

 

  1. 11.  

ToT of  Master Trainer on Infant & Young Child Feeding

 

5 days

From Shimantic, LAMB Hospital, Save the Children fund

UTL, DPM, MNH,PHC, MA,FSO, SSN,PO,PM

 

12

 

DG-FP

Alive & Thrive

 

  1. 12.  

Clinical Contraception HIV/AIDs &RTI/ STI Case Management Refresher Training for Doctors

12 days

Doctors

09

DG-FP

 

  1. 13.  

Clinical Contraception HIV/AIDs &RTI/ STI Case Management Refresher Training for Doctors

12 days

Doctors

06

UPHCP-11

 

 

  1. 14.  

Clinical Contraception HIV/AIDs &RTI/ STI Case Management Basic Training for FWVs

12 days

FWV

20

DG-FP

2 Batches

  1. 15.  

Clinical Contraception HIV/AIDs &RTI/ STI Case Management Refresher Training for FWVs

06 days

FWV

10

DG-FP

 

  1. 16.  

Clinical Contraception HIV/AIDs &RTI/ STI Case Management Basic Training for Nurse & Paramedics

12 days

Nurse & Paramedics

 

49

UPHCP-11

 

4 Batches

  1. 17.  

TOT for 6-Months Advance Midwifery Programme

4 wks

Nursing Instructor &

Senior Staff Nurse

 

20

WHO &

BNC

 

  1. 18.  

Clinical Placement for the participants of 6 Months Post Basic Midwifery Training Program

6 wks

Senior Staff Nurse

20

BNC

 

  1. 19.  

ToT on IUD Service Delivery Training for Nurses

5 days

Doctor, Sister Tutor & FWV

12

Engender Health

 

  1. 20.  

IUD Service Delivery Training for Nurses

12 days

Senior Staff Nurse

 

69

Engender Health

06 Batches

  1. 21.  

Work shop  on Implanon

 

Doctors, Paramedics, Nurse & FWVs

109

DG-FP

02 Batches

 

Other Training & Orientation  Program

 

  1.  

Clinical Orientation for BRAC Health Worker

256

  1.  

Community Visit for 4th Year MBBS Students from DMCH, DNMC ,Ibrahim MCH, Northern Medical College,  Bangladesh Home Economics college, MPH students from NIPSOM, BRAC University and from other Institutions.

 

 

400

 

Research Activity

Various Research activities from organizational & individual from in & out side country are being done here: a few of them mentioned below:

  •      A pilot project of Jadelle (two rods- contraceptive method) from DG-FP done here.
  •      “Role of Vitamin B12 supplementation during pregnancy and post partum mother to reduce nutritional Anemia & improve immunity in Bangladeshi women and their Infants.”- An on going project from ICDDRB.
  •      “Effect of Maternal Health on pregnancy outcome and glucose homeostasis offspring and pilot intervention in pregnant mother in Bangladesh.”- an on going project from BIRDEM.

     Individuals from following institutions & organizations:
James Cook University Australia, Singapore campus, 600 Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574421.

  •      NIPORT
  •      NIPSOM
  •      ICDDRB
  •      Institute of Nutrition & Food Science university of Dhaka.
  •      Nutrition Foundation of Bangladesh
  •      Northern University of Bangladesh(NUB)
  •      BRAC university
  •      Bangladesh Home Economics College
  •      BAPSA
  •      Atish Dipankar University of Science & Technology
  •      University of South Asia etc.



      

        

Labor Ward

Exercise during Labor 

Supportive Care during Labor

Operation Theater

Autoclave Machine

Baby Warmer in OT

Decontamination

Post operative intensive care

Baby with jaundice getting phototherapy

Father’s counseling session

Antenatal Counseling Session

A lactation management expert helping a mother at BFMC, who came with breastfeeding problems

Immunization

Counseling session on HIIV/AIDS by Social Welfare Department

Demonstration of the use of Oral pill

NEW BORN BABY