eFHSIS 3.1 System Update - Environmental.pptx
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This document provides an agenda for a refresher training on the eFHSIS 3.1 system update that will take place on March 29-30, 2022 in Romblon, Philippines. It outlines topics that will be covered, including updates to the eFHSIS system, indicators related to household access to safe water and sanitation services, environmental health and sanitation services data collection, and certification of barangays as having zero open defecation. The training is being conducted by the Department of Health Philippines' Center for Health Development for the MIMAROPA region.
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- 2. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement eFHSIS 3.1 UPDATES Field Health Services Information System Alyssa R. Alair MIMAROPA FHSIS Coordinator
- 3. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Number of households (HH) with reasonable means of getting basic safe water from the different types of improved drinking-water supply Level I (Point Source) Level II (Communal Faucet System or Stand Posts) Level III (Waterworks System or Individual House Connection) Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 4. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Number of households using safely managed drinking-water services meeting the following 3 criteria. (1) located inside the household or within its premises; (2) available at least 12 hours per day and (3) the water supplied should be free of fecal contamination (optional: priority chemical) Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 5. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Number of HHs with basic sanitation facility (a) pour/flush toilet connected to a septic tank (b) pour/flush toilet connected to a community sewer/sewerage system or any other approved treatment system (c) (b) ventilated improved pit latrine (VIP) Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 6. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Safely Managed Sanitation Services: (1) sanitation facility is not shared with other HHs AND (2) the sewage/excreta should either be • stored in a containment tank and treated (in situ) and application of sanitation by-products for reuse/disposal OR • stored in a containment tank dislodged, transported, treated and disposed off-site and application of sanitation by-products for reuse/disposal OR • stored in a containment tank or conveyed through a sewer/sewerage system and treated off-site and application of sanitation by-products for reuse/disposal Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 7. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Number of industrial establishments (manufacturing) issued with sanitary permits among the total number of existing industrial establishments (manufacturing) in the area. Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 8. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Number of barangays certified by the local health unit/committee as zero open defecation area Zero Open Defecation (ZOD) (Department Memorandum No. 2015-002): This refers to when no human feces are openly visible or exposed to the environment. Environmental Health and Sanitation Services
- 9. Department of Health, Philippines Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Field Health Services Information System - Center for Regional Epidemiology and Technology Enhancement Thank you for joining us today! Keep safe and God bless! 💙