Nusrat Jahan Maha - Followers Answers

Bangladesh healthcare systems are mentioned below:
1. In Ward Level:
-Community Clinic,
-Family Welfare Centre (FWC).

Manpower:
-Family Welfare Visitor (FWV),
-Family Welfare Assistants (FWAs),
– Medical Assistant (MAs),
-Skill Birth Attendance (SBA),
-Village Health Volunteer (VHV),
-Community Midwife (CMW).

Services:
-Establishing referral linkage with higher facilities,
-Family planning,
-EPI (Expanded Programme on Immunization),
-Primary health care,
-Oral rehydration therapy,
-Sanitation,
-Nutrition.

Role and Activities:
-Creating awareness going door to door,
-Immediate refer system,
-Home visit of pregnant women,
Normal delivery conduct.

2. In Union Level:
-Family welfare center (FWC),
-Community clinic,
-Union sub-center,
-Rural dispensary.

Manpower:
-MBBS doctor,
-Medical assistant,
-Nurse,
-Word boy or patient care attendance.

Services:
-Maternal and neonatal health care services,
-Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI),
-Reproductive Health and FP services,
-Registration of newly married women, pregnant women,
-Birth & death, preservation of EDD (Expected Date of Delivery),
-Nutritional education and micro-nutrient supplements,
-Health, Nutrition and FP Education & counseling,
-EPI (Expanded Programme on Immunization),
-Delivery conduct,
-Primary health care,
-Outpatient service for injuries, wound, and minor alignment,
-Identifications of emergency & complicated cases & refer to higher facilities,
-Treatment of Common diseases & first aid.

Role and Activities:
-Immediate refer system,
-Home visit,
-Create awareness and monthly meeting with union council,
-Delivery of some essential drugs.

3. In Upazilla Level:
-Upazilla Health Complex (UHC),
-TB Clinic.

Manpower:
-Upazilla health family planning officer(UHFPO),
-Maternal child welfare officer(MCWO),
-Consultant doctor,
-Residential medical officers (RMO),
-Medical officers (MO),
-Nurse,
-Laboratory technician,
-Pharmacist,
-Traditionally trained birth attendance,
-Family panning officers.

Services:
-Comprehensive emergency obstetric care,
-Facilitate services of gynecology, anesthesia,
-Nursing service and basic laboratory facilities,
-Admission and discharge,
-General health problem treatment,
-Normal Delivery conduct,
-Cesarean delivery,
-TB treatment,
-Leprosy treatment,
-Maternal child care,
-EPI (Expanded Programme on Immunization),
-Family planning.

Role and Activities:
-Trained union-level health care staff,
-Create awareness,
-Referral system,
-Control communicable disease,
-Pre-service education,
-Health education and health promotion.

4. In District Level:
-District hospital with the nursing institute,
-General hospital,
-Medical college with the nursing institute,
-Chest disease clinic,
-Leprosy clinic,
-Medical assistant training institute,
-Private clinic.

Manpower:
-Civil Surgeon,
-Consultant doctor,
-RMOs (Residential Medical Officers),
-MOS (Medical Officers),
-Superintendent of drugs,
-Family Planning supervisor,
-Public health nurse,
-FPO (Family Planning Officer),
-EPI supervisor,
-MCW officer,
-Pharmacist,
-Technicians,
-Recordkeeper.

Services:
-All general healthcare,
-Operative care,
-Rehabilitation center,
-Support to Upazila health complex,
-Supplements materials to UHC,
-Co-ordination with all health care center,
-Training of health care personnel and Capacity building,
-Nursing education and service,
-Hospital service management and safe blood transfusion.

Role and Activities:
-Development and administration of care service at the district level,
-Specialist, diagnostic and laboratory service,
-Strengthening of drug administration and management,
-Training, research, and development,
-Referral system.

5. In Divisional Level:
-Medical College and Hospital, with Nursing Institute,
-General Hospital with Nursing Institute,
-Infectious Disease Hospital,
-Institute of Health Technology.

Manpower:
-Divisional director,
-Civil surgeon,
-Consultant doctor,
-Resister medical officers,
-RMOs,
-MOs,
-Superintendent of drugs,
-Family Planning supervisor,
-Public health nurse,
-FPO,
-EPI supervisor,
-MCW officer,
-Pharmacist,
-Technicians,
-Recordkeeper.

Services:
-Provide care of all complicated disease,
-Rehabilitation care,
-Training, research, and development,
-Provide care of infectious and communicable disease,
-Ensure nursing care.

Role and Activities:
-Responsible for policy formulation and decision making in health care sectors.
-Planning and implementation of programs and projects and technical guidance to the health sector.

6. At National level:
-Public health institute,
-Postgraduate medical institute and hospital with the nursing institute,
-Specialized health institute.

Manpower:
-Director of the institute,
-The principal of the medical college,
-Consultant doctor,
-Registered medical officer,
-RMOs,
-MOs,
-Public health nurse,
-Recordkeeper.

Services:
-Facilitate opportunity for higher education,
Provide super-specialty care.

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