This annual report summarizes health statistics and programs for RHU Julita in 2022. Key details include: - The population was 16,846 people distributed across 27 barangays. - The top two causes of morbidity were acute respiratory infection and lower respiratory tract infection. The leading causes of mortality were pneumonia and myocardial infarction. - 100% of deliveries were attended by skilled health professionals. Prenatal care completion rates were highest for women ages 20-49. - Immunization rates met or exceeded 70% for most antigens under the National Immunization Program. - The tuberculosis case notification rate was 285 per 100,000 population and the treatment success rate was 86%.

1. 2022 ANNUAL REPORT
OF HEALTH PROGRAMS
RHU JULITA

2. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
2. POPULATION PER BARANGAY
BONIFACIO 534
DITA 1,155
CUYA-E 714
POB. DIST. I 633
POB. DIST. II 1,116
POB. DIST. III 872
POB. DIST. IV 1,209
ANIBONG 939
ASLUM 343
BONGDO 873
CALBASAG 1,289
GITABLA 206
HINDANG 703
INAWANGAN 379
SAN PABLO 369
STA. CRUZ 749
VILLAHERMOSA 675
ALEGRIA 477
BALANTE 380
BUGHO 261
CARIDAD 320
JURAO 259
SAN ANDRES 450
STO. NIÑO 1,296
TAGKIP 197
TOLOSAHAY 448

3. POPULATION PER BARANGAY
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400
TAGKIP
JURAO
CARIDAD
SAN PABLO
BALANTE
SAN ANDRES
BONIFACIO
VILLA HERMOSA
CUYA-E
POBLACION DISTRICT III
ANIBONG
DITA
CALBASAG
Population by Brgy

4. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
3. POPULATION PER CATCHMENT
CATCHMENT POPULATION
MAIN HEALTH CENTER 6,233
BHS – CALBASAG 6,525
BHS - ALEGRIA 4,088
TOTAL 16,846

5. POPULATION PER CATCHMENT
37%
39%
24%
MAIN HEALTH
CENTER
BHS – CALBASAG
BHS - ALEGRIA

6. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
4. POPULATION BY AGE & SEX DISTRIBUTION
AGE GROUP
(By Years)
MALE FEMALE BOTH SEXES
NO. % NO. % NO. %
0-4 1,489 8.84 1,331 7.9 2,820 16.74
5-14 2,047 12.15 2,006 11.91 4,053 24.06
15-49 3,871 22.98 3,583 21.27 7,454 44.25
50-64 676 4.01 701 4.16 1,377 8.17
65 ABOVE 571 3.39 573 3.40 1,144 6.78
TOTAL 8,654 51.37 8,194 48.63 16, 846 100

7. POPULATION BY AGE & SEX DISTRIBUTION
65 & Above
50 - 64
15-49
5-14
0-4
MALE FEMALE

8. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
5. TRENDS OF VITAL STATISTICAL RATES (2018-2022)
YEARS
CRUDE BIRTH
RATE
CRUDE DEATH
RATE
INFANT
MORTALITY RATE
per 1000
Livebirths
FETAL
MORTALITY RATE
per 1000
Livebirths
MATERNAL
MORTALITY RATE
per 1000
Livebirths
NO. RATE NO. RATE NO. RATE NO. RATE NO. RATE
2018 281 17.92 78 4.92 0 0 0 0 0 0
2019 111 6.88 46 2.85 0 0 0 0 0 0
2020 107 6.48 53 3.21 0 0 0 0 0 0
2021 128 7.72 70 4.22 0 0 0 0 0 0
2022 103 6.11 54 3.21 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 YEARS
AVERAGE 146 9.02 60 3.68 0 0 0 0 0 0

9. TRENDS OF VITAL STATISTICAL RATES (2018-2022)
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
CRUDE BIRTH
RATE
CRUDE DEATH
RATE
INFANT
MORTALITY RATE

10. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
6. MORBIDITY: 10 LEADING CAUSES
CAUSES
2022
NO. RATE
1 ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTION 1802 10,697
2 LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION 1305 7,747
3 ESSENTIAL HYPETENSION 416 2,469
4 NON-SPECIFIC DIARRHEA 119 706
5 SKIN INFECTION 117 695
6 PUNCTURED WOUND 78 463
7 URINARY TRACT INFECTION 74 439
8 RHEUMATIC ARTHRITIS 62 368
9 ACID PEPTIC DISEASE 50 297
10 TUBERCULOSIS (ALL FORMS) 48 285

11. MORBIDITY: 10 LEADING CAUSES
0 200 400 600 800 100012001400160018002000
TUBERCULOSIS (ALL FORMS)
ACID PEPTIC DISEASE
RHEUMATIC ARTHRITIS
URINARY TRACT INFECTION
PUNCTURED WOUND
SKIN INFECTION
NON-SPECIFIC DIARRHEA
ESSENTIAL HYPETENSION
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION
ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTION
No. of Cases

12. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
7. MORTALITY: 10 LEADING CAUSES
CAUSES
2022
NUMBER RATE
1 PNEUMONIA, SEVERE 15 89
2 MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION 10 59
3 CARCINOMA 4 24
4 CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE 4 24
5
END STAGE RENAL DSE 2° DIABETES
MELLITUS
4 24
6 CARDIOVASCULAR ACCIDENT 4 24
7 HEMMORHAGIC SHOCK 2⁰ Severe Bleeding 3 18
8 LIVER CIRRHOSIS 2° SCHISTOSOMIASIS 2 12
9 CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DSE 2 12
10
INTRA CRANIAL HEMORRHAGE 2° TO
VEHICULAR ACCIDENT
1 6

13. MORTALITY: 10 LEADING CAUSES
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
INTRA CRANIAL HEMORRHAGE 2° TO…
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DSE
LIVER CIRRHOSIS 2° SCHISTOSOMIASIS
HEMMORHAGIC SHOCK 2⁰ Severe Bleeding
CARDIOVASCULAR ACCIDENT
END STAGE RENAL DSE 2° DIABETES MELLITUS
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE
CARCINOMA
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
PNEUMONIA, SEVERE
No. of Cases

14. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
8. INFANT MORTALITY: LEADING CAUSES
> NO CASE FOR 2022
9. INFANT MORTALITY: AGE DISTRIBUTION
> NO CASE FOR 2022

15. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
10.a DELIVERIES ATTENDED BY DIFFERENT CATEGORY
100%
0%
SKILLED HEALTH
PROFFESIONALS
NON-SKILLED HEALTH
PROFFESIONALS

16. STATISTICS AND PLANNING
10.b DELIVERIES ATTENDED BY DIFFERENT CATEGORY
0%
0%
100%
DOCTOR
NURSE
MIDWIFE

17. MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD
HEALTH & NUTRITION
1. COMPLETE PRENATAL CARE VISITS
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
10 - 14 Y.O 15-19 Y.O 20 - 49 Y.O
1
45
147
Pregnant Tracked w/ PNV4
100%
(1)
89%
(40)
85%
(125)

18. MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD
HEALTH & NUTRITION
2. POST PARTUM
0
20
40
60
80
100
10 - 14 Y.O 15-19 Y.O 20 - 49 Y.O
0 3
100
Deliveries w/ 2 Post Partum Visits
0%
(0)
100%
(3)
100%
(100)

19. MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD
HEALTH & NUTRITION
3. FAMILY PLANNING (CPR=30.31%)
Male Sterilization/ NSV
l. NFP-SDM
j. NFP-CMM
IUD (IUD-I and IUD-PP)
Implant
Injectables (DMPA/ POI)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CPR PER FP METHOD

20. MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD
HEALTH & NUTRITION
4. FIC, CPAB, LIVEBIRTH
250
103 103
FIC CPAB LIVEBIRTHS

21. MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD HEALTH &
NUTRITION
8. NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM (NIP)
ANTIGEN TOTAL ACC. %
1. BCG – Total 119 33.43
2. HepB, within 24 hours. –
Total 110 30.90
3. DPT-HiB-HepB 1 – Total 270 75.84
4. DPT-HiB-HepB 2 – Total 261 73.31
5. DPT-HiB-HepB 3 – Total 250 70.22
6. OPV 1 – Total 270 75.84
7. OPV 2 – Total 261 73.31
8. OPV 3 – Total 250 70.22
9. IPV 1 – Total 255 71.63
10. IPV 2 (routine) – Total 32 8.99
11. IPV 2 (catch-up) – Total 42 11.80
12. PCV 1 – Total 270 75.84
13. PCV 2 – Total 261 73.31
14. PCV 3 – Total 250 70.22
15. MCV 1 – Total 260 73.03
16. MCV 2 – Total 250 70.22
17. FIC – Total 250 70.22
18. CIC - Total 8 2.25

22. SEAL OF GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE
2. FUNCTIONAL ESU
Criteria Means of Verification (MOV) Yes No
Policy/
Issuance
Refers to an ordinance or an executive order
creating the Epidemiology and Surveillance
Unit.
/
Dedicated
Staff and
Training
The Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit shall
have at least one Disease Surveillance Officer
and one Epidemiology assistant of an allied
health profession trained on basic
epidemiology, disease surveillance and
events-based surveillance.
/
Distinct To illustrate the reporting relationships and

23. SEAL OF GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE
2. FUNCTIONAL ESU
Criteria Means of Verification (MOV) Yes No
Dedicated
budget/
work and
financial
plan
Annual Work and Financial Plan with
Allotment from the local budget.
With budget/work and financial plan
dedicated to the ESU or Approve planning
documents with budgetary allotment from the
local budget
/
Processes
and
generates
epidemiol
This includes a Disease and Event Surveillance
report submitted in the prescribed timeline
and released at least on a monthly basis to
the Local Health Board.
/

24. SEAL OF GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE
5. TB CASE NOTIFICATION RATE & TREATMENT SUCCESS RATE
 TB CNR = 285 *TB ALL FORMS = 48
 TSR = 86% * TB ALL FORMS = 37 *CURED & TX
COMPLETED=32
5.1 TB/HIV
45
34
HIV SCREENING
TB CASES ENROLLED (15 y.o & Above) SCREENED FOR HIV
76%
3 pts are
below 15 y.o

25. SPECIFIC PROGRAMS
3. NON – COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
2277 2277 2277
705
210 157
705
210 157
CARDIOVASCULAR DSE (HPN) DIABETES MELLITUS BOTH WITH HPN & DM
25 y.o & above, risk assessed No. of cases Given with initial medication
100%
31% 100%
9.2
%
100% 6.9
%
LIFESTYLE RELATED
ILLNESSES

26. SPECIFIC PROGRAMS
3. NON – COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
168
82
MBD 2022
1% OF TOTAL POP. No. of cases
49%
NATIONAL VOLUNTARY BLOOD SERVICES
PROGRAM

27. SPECIFIC PROGRAMS
4. MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM
TOTAL CASES = 24
patients
Schizophrenia
75%
Depression
4%
Epilepsy
13%
Bipolar
8%