The document outlines various health indicators related to mortality, morbidity, and healthcare delivery, focusing on specific metrics like death rates per 1000 live births and the doctor-population ratio. It highlights the importance of both communicable and non-communicable diseases in shaping mortality rates and emphasizes the role of such indicators in public health program assessment and epidemiological research. Additionally, it addresses social and mental health indicators including violence, substance abuse, and family issues.

1. HEALTH
INDICATORS
Dr. Sunaina

2. 2nd MBBS….. Period-1 ½ year
1. Pharmacology
2. Pathology
3. Microbiology
4. Forensic medicine & toxicology

3. 3rd first MBBS 3rd second/Final MBBS
1. Community Medicine
2. Ear Nose Throat
3. Ophthalmology
1. Medicine
2.Surgery
3.Obstetric & gynecology
4.Pediatrics

4. MORTALITY INDICATORS
MORBIDITY INDICATORS
DISABILITY RATES
NUTRITIONAL STATUS INDICATORS
HEALTH CARE DELIVERY INDICATORS
UTILIZATION RATES
INDICATORS OF SOCIAL AND
MENTAL HEALTH
ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS
SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS
HEALTH POLICY INDICATORS
INDICATORS OF QUALITY OF LIFE
OTHER INDICATORS

5. Deaths under 1 yr in a given year
Total number of live births in that year
= Rate per 1000 live births
India- 28 / 1000 live births
Max- MP.. 48
Min-Kerala.. 07

6. • Death upto 42days of delivery
•India- 113 / 1 lac Live births.
•Max- Assam..215
•Min- Kerala..43, MH..46
•Sierra leone- 1360/ 1 lac live
births

7. Both communicable and
noncommunicable diseases
have a major role to play in
determining the mortality rate in
any country.

8. • Changing trends of overall mortality
• In designing intervention health programs.
• Assessment and monitoring of public health
problems and programs
• Provide important clues in epidemiological research.

9. MORBIDITY RATES
Incidence and prevalence
Attendance rates at out-patient
Admission, readmission and discharge rates
Duration of stay in hospital
Spells of sickness or absence from work or
school.

11. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCIDENCE
AND
PREVALENCE

13. HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
INDICATORS
1. DOCTOR – POPULATION RATIO
2. DOCTOR – NURSE RATIO
3. POPULATION – BED RATIO
4. POPULATION PER HEALTH/SUBCENTRE
5. POPULATION PER TRADITIONAL BIRTH

14. EXAMPLES OF UTILIZATION RATES
1. Full immunization
2. ANC.. IFA tablet… Inj. DT
3. Family planning

15. INDICATORS OF SOCIAL AND MENTAL
HEALTH
Acts of violence and crime.
Road traffic accidents.
Alcohol and drug abuse, smoking
Family violence
Battered baby