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1998 National Health Survey (July 1999) - Executive Summary   

1998 National Health Statistics  - Department of Planning and Health information, MOH (July 1999)

1997 National Health Statistics  - Department of Planning and Health information, MOH (July 1998)   

Cambodian health care demand survey (April 1998)

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National Health Survey 1998 (July 1999) can be downloaded in 3 parts, the Executive Summary and Contents (135KB), the Main body of the report (513KB) and the Appendices (340KB) 

Cambodian health care demand survey  (April 1998)     

Kingdom  of  Cambodia

Ministry of Health

Department of Planning and Health Information

1998 National Health Statistics Report

 Foreword

Data coverage

Summary of main indicators

1. Geo-demographic data 

     1.1  Map of Cambodia

     1.2  Geo-demographic data by province, Cambodia 1998

     1.3  Population density of Cambodia

     1.4  Socio demographic indicators, Cambodia, 1998

2. Utilisation of health services 

    2.1 Out-patient consultations and number of new cases

    2.2 Out-patient consultations and number of new cases by age group

     2.3 Antenatal care activities

          2.3.1 Antenatal consultations

          2.3.2 Number and percentage of risk pregnancies and referral to hospitals

     2.4 Delivery activities

          2.4.1 Home deliveries, health centre deliveries and hospital deliveries

          2.4.2 Problem related to deliveries (still birth, dystocie, cesarean section, maternal death)

     2.5 Birth spacing activities

     2.6 Expanded Program of Immunization activities

          2.6.1  Immunization coverage for children under 1 year of age by province

          2.6.2 Tetanus toxoid coverage for women of child bearing age and pregnant women by province

          2.6.3  Polio eradication activities

     2.7 Bed occupancy rate (BOR) by province

3. Health problems 

     3.1 Main health problems of health centre outpatient consultation by age group

     3.2 Frequency and age distribution of main health problems among inpatients

     3.3 Main health problems of inpatients

     3.4 Cases, deaths and hospital case fatality rate of main IPD health problems

     3.5 Main causes of hospitalisation and deaths in national hospitals

     3.6 Specific health problems

          3.6.1 Tuberculosis

          3.6.2 Malaria

          3.6.3 Cholera

          3.6.4 AIDS

          3.6.5 Dengue

          3.6.6 Road and mine accidents

          3.6.7 Leprosy

     3.7 Prevalence of HBsAg, Syphilis, HIV, HCV, among blood donors in 1998 

4. Comparison of main indicators of service utilization from 1995 to 1998 

     4.1 Number of contact by inhabitant per year

     4.2 Bed occupancy rate

     4.3 Prenatal coverage

     4.4 Delivery coverage

     4.5 EPI coverage : Measles

This is a summary of the 1998 national health statistics for Cambodia

For more comprehensive statistics the full report can be obtained from:

Dept of Planning and Health Information

Ministry of Health

151 Kampuchia Krom

Phnom Penh

Cambodia

Tel 855 23 366332     Fax 855 23 426841

Kingdom  of  Cambodia

Ministry of Health

Department of Planning and Health Information

1997 National Health Statistics Report

 Foreword

Data coverage

Summary of main indicators

1. Geo-demographic data 

     1.1  Map of Cambodia

     1.2  Geo-demographic data by province, Cambodia 1997

     1.3  Population density of Cambodia

     1.4  Socio demographic indicators, Cambodia, 1997

2. Utilisation of health services 

     2.1 Out-patient consultations and number of new cases

     2.3 Antenatal care activities

          2.3.1 Antenatal consultations

          2.3.2 Number and percentage of risk pregnancies and referral to hospitals

     2.4 Delivery activities

          2.4.1 Home deliveries, health centre deliveries and hospital deliveries

          2.4.2 Problem related to deliveries (still birth, dystocie, cesarean section, maternal death)

     2.5 Birth spacing activities

     2.6 Expanded Program of Immunization activities

          2.6.1 Immunization coverage for children under 1 year of age by province

          2.6.2 Tetanus toxoid coverage for women of child bearing age and pregnant women by province 

     2.7 Bed occupancy rate (BOR) by province

3. Health problems 

     3.1 Main health problems of health centre outpatient consultation by age group

     3.2 Frequency and age distribution of main health problems among inpatients

     3.3 Main health problems of inpatients

     3.4 Cases, deaths and hospital case fatality rate of main IPD health problems

     3.5 Main causes of hospitalisation and deaths in national hospitals

     3.6 Specific health problems

          3.6.1 Tuberculosis

          3.6.2 Malaria

          3.6.3 Cholera

          3.6.4 AIDS

          3.6.5 Dengue

          3.6.6 Road and mine accidents

This is a summary of the 1997 national health statistics for Cambodia

For more comprehensive statistics the full report can be obtained from:

Dept of Planning and Health Information

Ministry of Health

151 Kampuchia Krom

Phnom Penh

Cambodia

Tel 855 23 366332     Fax 855 23 426841

 Published by Department of Planning and Health Information, MOH, August 1998

CAMBODIAN HEALTH CARE DEMAND SURVEY

Many public health facilities in the Kingdom of Cambodia lack managerial, financial and human resources.  Although nominally free, public health services carry informal fees but the quality of services remain low in general.  Many people have lost confidence in public services and turn to indigenous healers and private providers for care. 

The Ministry of Health (MoH) aims to extend the quality and reach of public health services through a process of organizational and financial reform.  The first step was nationwide organizational reform, and piloting health financing schemes in selected districts under the Accelerated District Development (ADD) program.  This data from this survey will be used to complement other information sources in monitoring the effects of the reforms.  

Sixteen districts were selected as the location for the study, eight each from the MoH's Accelerated Development District (ADD) program and non-ADD areas.  From two communes in each district, five clusters of twenty households were selected, totaling 3200 households.  Interviewers conducted facility surveys where households were selected.  The facility survey was based on the former district health system to provide a picture of the available public services. The fieldwork was completed in December 1996.