2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1. KEY ISSUES
2. FACILITY PROFILE
3. STAFF STRENGTH
4. FACILITY PERFORMANCE
5. GENERAL BEST PRACTICES
6. GENERAL ACHIEVEMENTS
7. CHALLENGES/CONSTRAINTS
8. WAY FOWARD
3. KEY ISSUES INTERVENTIONS
Lack of proper
and befitting
OPD facility
Liaising with the THQ to help build a
befitting OPD facility
Liaising with benevolent organizations
to come to the facility aid for the
construction of the OPD
Inadequate
Office space
Appealing with the THQ to continues
support in completing the office
project.
Mobilizing Internal Generated funds to
help support the project
No proper toilet
facility
Facility Putting up an ultra modern
toilet facility
Key Issues and Priority Interventions
4. AGE GROUPS 2021 2022 2023
TOTAL POPULATION
8085 6764 6911
WOMEN IN THEIR
FERTILE AGE
(WIFA)
1940 1623 1659
EXPECTED
PREGNANCY 323 271 276
CHN 0- 11 MTHS
323 271 276
CHN 12- 23
323 271 276
CHN 24- 59 MTHS
849 710 726
FACILITY PROFILE
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION BY AGE GROUPS
5. INDICATORS 2023
NO. OF COMMUNITIES
8
NO. OF ACTIVE COMMUNITY BASED
VOLUNTEERS
0
NO. OF FACILITIES
1
NO OF BEDS
34
NO. OF OUTREACH POINTS
10
FACILITY PROFILE CONT
6. DR/NURSE - TO - PATIENT
2021 2022 2023
DR 1:2,559 1:3,025 1:3,025
NURSE 1:138 1:163 1:163
11. TREND OF IMMUNIZATION
MEASLES RUBELLA1/ YELLOW FEVER
FACILITY/CHPS
ZONE
2021
TARGET - 323
2022
TARGET - 271
2023
TARGET - 276
NUMB
ER
IMMUN
IZED
%
COVE
RAGE
S
NUMB
ER
IMMU
NIZED
%
COVE
RAGE
S
NUMBE
R
IMMUNI
ZED
%
COVER
AGES
SALVATION ARMY
CLINIC
272 84.0 267 99.0 257 93.0
12. TREND OF IMMUNIZATION
TD2+
FACILITY/CHPS
ZONE
2021
TARGET - 323
2022
TARGET - 271
2023
TARGET - 276
NUMBER
IMMUNIZ
ED
%
COVERA
GES
NUMBER
IMMUNIZ
ED
%
COVERA
GES
NUMBER
IMMUNIZE
D
%
COVERAG
ES
SALVATION ARMY
CLINIC
132 41.0 137 51.0 121 44.0
27. TB CASES DETECTION 2021-2023
FACILITY YEAR NUMBER
SCREENED
NUMBER OF
CASES
SUSPECTED
NUMBER
POSITIVE
NUMBER
TREATED
SALVATION ARMY CLINIC 2021 240 17 4 4
2022 489 47 5 4
2023 788 28 4 4
35. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE ENDED 2023
GH¢ GH¢
ITEM ACTUAL BUDGETED % Change
INCOME
NON-INSUED
Drugs/ Pharmacy 150,846.50
Laboratory 53,729.00
Maternity 10,390.00
Bread for the World 18,050.00
Family Planning 564.00
Other Income 9,306.00
20,000.00 262,885.50
INSURED
NHIS 337,961.91
TOTAL INCOME 600,847.41
36. EXPENDITURE
EMOLUMENT/REMUNERATION
Salaries/wages 77,810.00
Allowances -
Bonus - 77,810.00
other exp
GOODS /SERVICES
Drugs purchased 322,530.40
other exp - 322,530.40
ADMINISTRATION
Maintenance/Repairs 1,600.00
Office Exp 34,164.00
Transpportation 14,665.00
Tithe and Assessment 62,571.00
SSNIT and GRA 5,823.24
Light and Gas 637.00
Fuel 10,608.00
Bread for the World 18,050.00
Bank Charges 371.89
Other Expenses 517.00
Sundry Expenses 37,817.26
- 186,824.39
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURE 587,164.79
OPERATING SURPLUS /(DEFICIT) 13,682.62
INVESTMENT (CAPEX)
Computers purchased -
Office Equip't purchased 3,000.00
Furniture purchased 2,400.00
other exp 3,757.27 9,157.27
TOTAL EXPENSES 596,322.06
37. RECEIVABLE SCHEDULE FROM 2021 TO-DATE
CUSTOMER Claim Month Claims Submitted Date Payment Date Outstanding
NHIS JAN 19,664.83 23/02/2021 18026.22 16/06/2021 1,638.61
FEB 16,553.29 16,261.27 292.02
MAR 10,576.10 8,974.92 1,601.18
APR 12,347.71 10,967.47 1,380.24
MAY 14,676.60 13,759.48 917.12
JUN 13,297.93 12,050.54 1,247.39
JUL 13,417.70 11,313.64 2,104.06
AUG 13,509.76 11,930.69 1,579.07
SEP 11,901.51 11,243.12 658.39
OCT 15,775.71 14,262.31 1,513.40
NOV 13,435.31 12,624.11 811.20
DEC 14,239.12 - 14,239.12
JAN 8,551.37 7,990.84 560.53
FEB 21,004.79 20,140.24 864.55
MAR 21,546.07 18,326.44 3,219.63
APR 12,087.87 10,774.53 1,313.34
MAY 26,064.17 21,879.48 4,184.69
JUN 20,196.30 24,600.34 (4,404.04)
JUL 27,739.93 24,209.08 3,530.85
AUG 32,147.87 28,603.10 3,544.77
38. SEP 36,521.54 32,472.43 4,049.11
OCT 37,691.84 24,600.34 13,091.50
NOV 23,923.38 22,594.71 1,328.67
DEC 23,124.16 22,247.74 876.42
JAN 21,121.61 09-Feb-23 19,377.02 1,744.59
FEB 22,784.52 30-Mar-23 20,682.51 2,102.01
MAR 36,189.70 29-Apr-23 32,472.43 3,717.27
APR 34,584.81 24-Jun-23 28,023.73 6,561.08
MAY 32,586.02 24-Jun-23 28,894.86 3,691.16
JUN 29,186.09 30-Jul-23 - 29,186.09
JUL 25,588.54 27-Aug-23 22,808.78 2,779.76
AUG 27,027.43 30-Sep-23 23,113.80 3,913.63
SEP 28,412.80 13-Nov-23 28,412.80
OCT 25,358.99 20-Nov-23 25,358.99
NOV 30,328.41 22-Dec-23 30,328.41
DEC 27,420.26 25-Jan-24 27,420.26
T OT A L 800,584.04 557,199.95 225,357.87
39. oFollow up on clients during referrals
to ensure they have reached the
facility and are doing well
oGiving incentives like milo drink with
biscuits and provision of water to
mothers and pregnant women after
delivery and during ANC.
oEncouraging and reminding clients
to renew their NHIS cards whenever
they expired
oRegular home visits to pregnant
women and mothers
GENERAL BEST PRACTICES
40. Construction of ultra modern
toilet and bathroom facility for
both staff and patient
Consistent and timely
submission of reports
Increased in critical staff
GENERAL ACHIEVEMENTS
41. oLack of Infrastructure
oInadequate space for patient
records keeping
oLack of proper toilet facility
for both patent and staff
oInadequate office space
CHALLENGES / CONSTRAINTS
42. oLooking forward for the completion of the
Public Health Unit/stores and the washroom
facility with the help of THQ and other
benevolent individuals
oOrganizing refresher training for staff
oLearning new ways of doings things to
improve on performance
oLobby with the THQ to help with additional
critical staff whenever postings are done
oLooking forward to the introduction of HAMS
in the facility,
WAY FORWARD FOR 2023
48. Appreciation
oThe staff for the immense hard work
oTo the THQ and DHA for the
continuous support when the need
arises
oTo ROFLO for the immense
donation towards the washroom
project
oThe Salvation Army Church
women's wing for the West Akim
Division