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1) Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) was introduced in Bangladesh in 2002 by WHO and UNICEF to address major causes of death in children under 5 years old such as acute respiratory infection (ARI). 2) Social Marketing Company (SMC) in Bangladesh works to engage over 4000 private healthcare providers to deliver IMCI services through training and community outreach to improve recognition and treatment of childhood illnesses. 3) SMC's initiatives have helped build capacity of local providers and increased community awareness of childhood illness warning signs, treatment, and referral systems to help reduce unnecessary child deaths.
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The document discusses Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), a strategy developed by WHO and UNICEF to address the major causes of child mortality. IMCI aims to reduce death, illness and disability among children under 5 by improving health workers' ability to assess, classify, treat or refer sick children using syndromic management. It also promotes improved family and community care practices around child health, nutrition and development. The document outlines IMCI's objectives, components and case management process which takes an integrated approach to treating the most common childhood illnesses and ensuring proper nutrition, immunization, counseling and follow-up.
IMCI
The document discusses the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) program established by the World Health Organization. IMCI provides methods to prevent and manage the leading causes of serious illness and mortality in young children. It was developed in 1992 with the aims of preventing or early detection and treatment of the major childhood killers like pneumonia, diarrhea, and malaria. The IMCI strategy involves assessing children for common illnesses, classifying the illnesses, and treating them based on the classification. The goal is to address the main childhood illnesses effectively in areas with limited resources.
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(1) The document discusses the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) strategy developed by WHO and UNICEF in 1992 to reduce child mortality and morbidity. (2) IMCI aims to improve health workers' ability to manage common childhood illnesses through locally-adapted guidelines and strengthen the overall health system. (3) It also promotes improved family and community health care practices. (4) The strategy involves assessing, classifying, and treating illnesses using evidence-based guidelines while counseling caregivers.
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This document discusses improving community health through an integrated community case management (ICCM) approach. The ICCM approach has 3 components: improving case management by health staff, strengthening the overall health system, and engaging families and communities through practices. A key part of the community component is utilizing community health workers and mobilizing communities.
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