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Assignment 4 - Field Training Report

The document is a field training report on hospital care submitted by a group of medical students from the University of Medicine, Mandalay. It outlines the objectives and strategies of the Ministry of Health in Myanmar, the group's experiences during their training in Pya Pon Township, and their observations on health services and community health conditions. The report emphasizes the importance of practical experience in understanding health care services and highlights the challenges faced in disease prevention and health management.

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Assignment 4 - Field Training Report

The document is a field training report on hospital care submitted by a group of medical students from the University of Medicine, Mandalay. It outlines the objectives and strategies of the Ministry of Health in Myanmar, the group's experiences during their training in Pya Pon Township, and their observations on health services and community health conditions. The report emphasizes the importance of practical experience in understanding health care services and highlights the challenges faced in disease prevention and health management.

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Pya Pon Township Hospital Care

Assignment - 4 FIELD TRAINING REPORTS Corbel


ON
HOSPITAL CARE

Times New Roman

Submitted to –

Professor Dr. Win Myint Oo


Professor & Head
Department of Preventive & Social Medicine
University of Medicine, Mandalay

Submitted by –

Mg Kyaw Myo Thu Roll No. 20


Mg Phyo Thiha Roll No. 196
Mg Phyo Hein Kyaw Roll No. 197
Mg Thu Ta Aung Roll No. 314
Mg Thet Aung Roll No. 334
Mg Thant Zin Win Roll No. 340
Mg Arkar Zaw Roll No. 361
Ma Thin Su Yi Hlaing Roll No. 336
Ma Thant Thant Roll No. 341
Ma Hay Mar Soe Roll No. 345
Ma Ei Zan Su Lwin Roll No. 367
Ma Ei Myat Mon Roll No. 368
Ma Ei Mon Ko Ko Roll No. 369
Ma Ei Thandar Myint Roll No. 373
Ma Ei Ei Roll No. 374

RFT Group (10)


Pya Pon Township

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Pya Pon Township Hospital Care

INTRODUCTION
In building up a modern and developed nation, all-round development in sector is vital.
Regarding health sector, ministry of health is making endeavours to develop and promote health
services. To do so, two objectives are laid down.

1. To enable every citizen to attain full life-expectancy and enjoy longevity of life.
2. To ensure that every citizen is free from diseases.

The three strategies to implement these objectives are -


1. Widespread dissemination of health information and education to reach the rural areas.
2. Enhancing diseases prevention activities.
3. Providing effective treatment for prevailing diseases.

Our minister for health aims at -


 To draw and implement national health plan
 To improve the health status of the people and to accelerate preventive and public health
functions
 To increase national product by improving the health of the community
 To improve the health product by improving the health of the community.
The ministry of Health depicted the main functions as follows:
 To produce high quality medical persons(by the Department of Medical Science)
 To improve the health conditions of public and accelerate the preventive and public health
functions (by the Department of Health)
 To perform health researches, utilize their findings for improvement of health related
functions and giving information to community (by Department of Medical Research)
 To draw and implement health plans, analyze and evaluate these plans in the form of health
statistics (by the Department of Statistics and Planning)
 To upgrade Myanmar Indigenous Medicine to international level by doing necessary
researches and give public care with low cost (by the Department of Indigenous Medicine)

According to these aims and objectives, our ministry of Health implanted Public Health
Program I from 1978 to 1982, PHS II from 1983 to 1986, and PHS III from 1986 to 1990. Then, this
program widened to National Health Plan (NHP). NHP I is from 1991 to 1992 and NHP II last from
1993 to 1996. According to development in political, economic and social development of the country,
the Ministry of Health renewed NHP whose period is 1996-2001.

Generally NHP includes -


 Community health care program
 Disease control program
 Hospital care program
 Environment health program and
 Organization and management program
To be able to carry out these duties successfully, we must have both theoretical knowledge
and practical experiences concerning health care services. Professor and Head of Department of
Preventive and Social Medicine, U.M.M, instructed us to go out field training as a portion of teaching

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course to the allotted Township. There, we are to study the functions and activities of Township
Health Department, difficulties in carrying out these functions and how these problems are solved.

By chance, our group of (15) members had allotment to Pya Pon Township. We left
Mandalay by car at 8.00 pm on the 16 th March 2012, accompanied and supervised by Dr. Su
Yee Toe and Dr. Nyein Mon Mon Oo, demonstrators of Department of Preventive and Social
Medicine. On arrival to Pya Pon at 2.30 pm on the 17 th March, the MS and the staffs from Township
Health Department warmly welcomed us all.

During our stay, we can learn the important roles of Township Health Department. We
studied the health status of the community, socio-economic conditions and many other health related
activities. We visited not only the town but also station hospitals and rural health centers. We studied
the prevalent diseases and learn the difficulties faced during performing their functions in some
programs such as immunization, sanitation, and birth spacing. We also actively participated in several
health activities. We can also learn the importance of coordination of NGOs (maternal and child
welfare association, Red Cross association, etc.) and other government sectors (Township
Development Committee, Township information and public relation Department, etc.)

Our field training gave us valuable outcomes. Now we are able to correlate the theories and
practical works. We become realize that hospital service is not an adequate implementation. The
objectives and prevention of the diseases play a central role in fact. We also noted the differences
between theories and practical works. At last, we can give some discussions and suggestions in this
report simply overview of our works.

This paper may not reflect full picture of the health status of the Township. However, we
dare to say that this paper will give the reader the information about the health conditions of Pya Pon
Township to a certain extent.

Group (10) Pya Pon Township


Final Part 1 M.B.B.S (1/2012)
Residential Field Training
19.3.2012 to 8.4.2012

Learning Goals
1. Text Effect
2. Use of line indent, tabs
3. Use of numbering and bullets
4. Use of format painter
5. Header and footer, page number
6. Paragraph alignment

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