Table 3.

Percentage of rural health centres with available child health services in 2010 (N=390)

	Per cent
(1) Promotional services (6)
Campaign on malaria	97.7
Campaign on vaccinations	97.7
Campaign on nutrition	93.6
Campaign on ITN	85.9
Campaign on integrated management of childhood illness	77.9
(2) Preventive care (16)
Child vaccination of polio 2-DTC-HepB/Hib2	99.2
Child vaccination of BCG	99.0
Child vaccination of polio 3-DTC-HepB/Hib3	99.0
Child vaccination of polio0	98.7
Child vaccination of polio 1-DTC-HepB/Hib1	98.7
Child vaccination of measles	97.7
Child vaccination of pneumococcal	97.4
Child vaccination of rubella	6.2
Child vaccination of mumps	4.6
Malnutrition screening for under-5 children (weight and/or MUAC)	95.4
Vitamin A supplements for children	92.6
Growth monitoring for children: weight-for-age	89.2
Growth monitoring for children: height-for-age	89.2
Neonatal service of breastfeeding	74.6
Feeding programmes in school	35.9
Health monitoring in school	12.8
(3) Curative care (15)
Providing amoxicillin to children with severe malnutrition	37.9
Providing mebendazole to children with severe malnutrition	88.7
Providing vitamin A to children with severe malnutrition	85.1
Providing vaccine to children with severe malnutrition	82.8
Providing folic acid to children with severe malnutrition	45.4
Providing HIV care to children with severe malnutrition	75.6
Providing iron to children with severe malnutrition	47.7
Providing TB care to children with severe malnutrition	53.6
Distribution of oral rehydration salts for patients with diarrhoea	70.5
Neonatal service of post-eutocic delivery care	92.3
Neonatal resuscitation	65.4
Neonatal service of suction and bathing	29.0
Neonatal sepsis treatment	22.3
Newborn check-ups	62.3
Inpatient food support to children	44.1

Source: District Health System Strengthening Tool 2011.

BCG, Bacille Calmette-Guerin; INT, insecticide-treated bed nets; TB, tuberculosis.