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! C ! C ! C ! C GOJALI YARMIJA AL AQSA AL NOOR ASSUKKER AL WAHDA AL JAMIAA AL QAHIRA AL ZAHRAA AL KARAMA AL JAZEAR AL SHARQY MURAHIBEEN AL AZZUHOOR AL QADISSIYA AL ARABY PHC AL SAMAH/Al Arkan AL RASHEEDIYA SPHC AL RASHEEDIYA MPHC Gogjali Al-Hamdaniya Qayyara Hamam al-Alil Aymen Q-South Jeddah Qayyara Airstrip Hamam al-Alil PHC C C Al-Sifaina PHC C AL-Zawiyah PHC Sulaymaniyah Salah al-Din Muthanna Qadissiya Baghdad Babylon Ninewa Kerbala Thi-Qar Missan Basrah Wassit Dahuk Kirkuk Diyala Anbar Najaf Erbil u d Q i i - l Q a Disease Alert # of Cases 9 Suspected Pertussis 2 Acute flaccid paralysis Disease Alert # of Cases Suspected Measles 1 N Production Date: 18-April-2017 Data source: EWARN Email: [email protected] Disclaimer: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of WHO concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. All reasonable precautions have been taken by WHO to produce this map. The responsibility for its interpretation and use lies with the user. In no event shall the World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from its use. © WHO 2017. All rights reserved. Upper Respiratory Tract Infection Skin Disease Lower Respiratory Tract Infection Acute Diarrhea Suspected Mumps Bloody Diarrhea (BD) Leishmaniasis Suspected Pertusis Acute Jaundice Syndrome (AJS) Suspected Measles 108,956 13,396 6,064 8,100 1,311 631 1,710 59 Meningitis 01 73 610 TOTAL REPORTED CASES OF ALL DISEASES IN FEBRUARY Suspected Chickenpox 942 From week 9 (ending 27 February) to week 12 (ending 26 March) 2017, the total of 365 553 consultations were reported from the health facilities covered by the EWARN system in Iraq, indicating an average of 91 388 patients per week. Forty four percent (44%) of all the reported communicable disease cases were reported among children below five years while 51% were reported among females. Between 184 and 208 sites submitted their reports in March. The most common disease incidence reported in Ninewa department of health was acute upper respiratory tract infection at 33% (54 393 cases), followed by acute diarrhoea at 5% (9 089 cases), acute lower respiratory infections at 3% (4882 cases), suspected scabies at 2% (2730 cases), suspected mumps at 1% (995 cases) and Acute Bloody Diarrhoea (858). Refer to disease trend graph. Seven alerts were generated during this period, 92% of them were positive. The alerts were investigated and responded to within 72 hours by Departments of Health, WHO and health partners.The most reported alert during this period was Acute Flaccid Paralysis with 98%, followed by suspected pertussis and suspected measles alerts with 1%. Sixty health personal were trained in Early Warning Alert and Response Network in all the emergency governorates. 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 Suspected Scabies Acute Bloody Diarrhoea Acute Diarrhoea Wk12 Wk11 Wk10 Wk9 Wk8 Wk7 Wk6 Wk5 Wk4 Wk3 Wk2 Wk1 Funded by: Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance European Union Humanitarian Aid IRAQ: Early Warning Alert and Response Network (EWARN) Snapshot Displacement Crisis in Iraq as of March 2017 # of ConsultaƟons Legend Alerts Camp Hospital C PHC 1 - 1630 1631 - 5830 5831 - 19452 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 W 12 W 11 W 10 W 9 W 8 W 7 W 6 W 5 W 4 W 3 W 2 W 1 Distribution of total consultations and number of reporting sites by Week, 2017 Distribution of suspected Leishmaniasis Disease trend by week ReporƟng Sites ConsultaƟons 150 200 250 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Dec Nov Oct Sep Aug Jul Jun May Apr Mar Feb Jan # of Cases 2016 2017 # of Cases
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YARMIJA
AL AQSA
AL NOOR
ASSUKKER
AL WAHDA
AL JAMIAA
AL QAHIRA
AL ZAHRAA
AL KARAMA
AL JAZEARAL SHARQY
MURAHIBEENAL AZZUHOOR
AL QADISSIYA
AL ARABY PHC
AL SAMAH/Al Arkan
AL RASHEEDIYA SPHCAL RASHEEDIYA MPHC
Gogjali
Al-Hamdaniya
Qayyara
Hamam al-Alil
Aymen
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Qayyara Airstrip
Hamam al-Alil PHCC C
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Sulaymaniyah
Salah al-Din
Muthanna
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Baghdad
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Disease Alert # of Cases
Suspected Measles 1
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Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
Skin Disease Lower Respiratory Tract Infection Acute Diarrhea
Suspected Mumps
Bloody Diarrhea (BD)Leishmaniasis
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Suspected Chickenpox
942
From week 9 (ending 27 February) to week 12 (ending 26 March) 2017, the total of 365 553 consultations were reported from the health facilities covered by the EWARN system in Iraq, indicating an average of 91 388 patients per week.
Forty four percent (44%) of all the reported communicable disease cases were reported among children below five years while 51% were reported among females. Between 184 and 208 sites submitted their reports in March.
The most common disease incidence reported in Ninewa department of health was acute upper respiratory tract infection at 33% (54 393 cases), followed by acute diarrhoea at 5% (9 089 cases), acute lower respiratory infections at 3% (4882 cases), suspected scabies at 2% (2730 cases), suspected mumps at 1% (995 cases) and Acute Bloody Diarrhoea (858). Refer to disease trend graph.
Seven alerts were generated during this period, 92% of them were positive. The alerts were investigated and responded to within 72 hours by Departments of Health, WHO and health partners.The most reported alert during this period was Acute Flaccid Paralysis with 98%, followed by suspected pertussis and suspected measles alerts with 1%.Sixty health personal were trained in Early Warning Alert and Response Network in all the emergency governorates.
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IRAQ: Early Warning Alert and Response Network (EWARN) SnapshotDisplacement Crisis in Iraq as of March 2017
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Data of Production: 3/04/2017
Iran
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
JordanIRAQ
IRAQ: Snapshot of WHO Response Activities in Anbar Governorate1st Quarter - January to March 2017
48%male
52%female
72%above 5
28%under 5
Consultations by sex Consultations by age122,022
Total consultations4,073
RH consultations1,432
MHPSS consultations
11,975 VACCINES PROVIDED
16,938 LABORATORY TESTS PERFORMED
141 LABORATORY OR RADIOLOGICALINVESTIGATIONS
2,337 CASES OF DIABETES MELLITUS
1,642 CASES OF HYPERTENSION
117
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*MHPSS - Mental health psycho social support
*RH - Reproductive health
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World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from its use.
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Data source: Activity Info., CCCM, DTM, DoH-Anbar
Email: [email protected]
Office of U.S.European UnionHumanitarian Aid Foreign Disaster Assistance
Funded by:
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Anbar
Najaf
Ninewa
Muthanna
Erbil
Diyala
Wassit
Basrah
Missan
Salah al-Din
Thi-Qar
Kirkuk
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Dahuk
Qadissiya
BabylonKerbala
Baghdad
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Syria
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Jordan
Kuwait
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[Essential medicine]Dahuk
Interagency Emergency Health Kit (Full)
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Interagency Emergency Health Kit (Basic) 414
Diarrhoeal Disease Kit (DDK)
13 Trauma Kit (A and B)
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82 Surgical Kit
Medical Kits
IRAQ: Distribution of essential medicines and emergency kits
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damages arising from its use.
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Essential medicine[ ]Kirkuk
96,71534,240
30,400
102,293
94,019
706,639
41,02560,078
Endocrine and anti-diabetic 50,990Analgesic 35,500Anti-infective agents 32,402Supplements 14,000Cardiovascular medicines 8,500Gastrointestinal 8,400Antiallergics and anaphylaxis 7,500Anticonvulsant and antiepileptic 3,000Dermatological medicines 2,860Medicine affecting the blood 2,600Oral rehydration 2,000Respiratory 200Ophthalmological preparations 150Anti-Inflammatory 70IV Fluids 53
Cardiovascular medicines 1,601,026Gastrointestinal 531,720Anti-infective agents 517,630Medicine affecting the blood 190,700Analgesic 149,585Endocrine and anti-diabetic 129,100Supplements 95,010Anti-Inflammatory 92,411Anticonvulsant and antiepileptic 51,000Dermatological medicines 40,130Respiratory 31,370Antiallergics and anaphylaxis 16,040Lipid lowering agents 11,180IV Fluids 8,875Oral rehydration 7,000Ophthalmological preparations 6,050Control medicines 4,766Pentostam 4,150Anti-emetic 2,980Anesthetic 2,355Medical Supply 1,930Oxytocics 1,300Vitamins and minerals 1,000Pain killer 750Anti-Cholinergic 600Sodium Chloride 500Dextrose 5% 100
Supplements 129,600IV Fluids 160
Full IDDK 1IDDK 1IEHK Basic 41Surgical kit 27Trauma kit A & B 1
Full IDDK 1Full IEHK 1IEHK Basic 22Surgical kit 10Trauma kit A & B 1
Full IEHK 5Full IDDK 1IDDK 4IEHK Basic 215Surgical kit 24Trauma kit A & B 9
IEHK Basic 20Surgical kit 12Trauma kit B 2
IDDK 13
Cardiovascular medicines 180,750Anti-infective agents 105,102Medicine affecting the blood 72,000Gastrointestinal 48,500Analgesic 16,020Anticonvulsant and antiepileptic 12,000Lipid lowering agents 10,000Endocrine and anti-diabetic 8,000Dermatological medicines 7,098Antiallergics and anaphylaxis 6,190Anti-Inflammatory 5,260Respiratory 3,910Pentostam 3,300Ophthalmological preparations 2,588Anti-emetic 1,450Anesthetic 30
Cardiovascular medicines 206,320Anti-infective agents 177,983Gastrointestinal 119,144Medicine affecting the blood 78,000Antiallergics and anaphylaxis 47,000Anticonvulsant and antiepileptic 25,000Anti-Inflammatory 20,000Respiratory 13,160Supplements 13,000Analgesic 10,000Endocrine and anti-diabetic 5,000Dermatological medicines 2,536Medical Supply 1,400Oral rehydration 1,300Ophthalmological preparations 630Anesthetic 405
Cardiovascular medicines 124,500Anti-infective agents 69,891Gastrointestinal 49,500Medicine affecting the blood 48,000Anticonvulsant and antiepileptic 10,000Dermatological medicines 4,272Ophthalmological preparations 3,000Respiratory 800
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Jordan
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Baghdad
Dahuk
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Hospitals and PHCs in Mosul
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Data Source:WHO, MOHProduction date: 4/11/2017Document Name: WHO_IRQ_MMC_AMB_DISTRIB_6042017Map size: A3
November 25, 2016
Anbar
Najaf
Ninewa
Muthanna
Erbil
Diyala
Wassit
Salah al-Din
Missan
Thi-Qar
Kirkuk
Sulaymaniyah
Basrah
Qadissiya
BabylonKerbala
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Turkey
Kuwait
Jordan
2 in Bersive 1 Chamishku, 2 Bajet (Zakho), 1 Rwanga, 1 Shariya2 in Kabarto, 1 in Khanke (Summel), 1 in Garmawa, 1 Esian,1 Sheikhan, 1 in Mamilian, 1 Dawodia, 1 Bardarash, 3 in Duhok(Sheikhan)
Ambulances operated byAnbar/ DoH. 1 in Haditha,2 in Falluja, 1 Ratba,1 in Habaniya, 2 in Ramadi,1 in Heet
Anbar
5 in Samah PHCC, 1 in Haj Alil, 1 in Jadaa, 2 in Qayarah hosp.2 in Qayarah PHCC, 1 in Hamdaniyah hosp., 1 in Rabea PHCC,1 in Bashiqa PHCC, 5 in Sheikhan hosp., 4 in Adhba, 6 inMaamoon, 2 in Shifa hosp., 3 in Hamam Alil
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3 Ambulances run by Kirkuk DOH in Kirkuk city
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2 Ambulances in Tikritrun by DoH-Salah al-Din
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9 opera onal MMCs in Dohuk, 2 in Zumma, 1 inSinjar, 1 in Shikhan and Amedi, 3 inTelkaif, 2 DoHDuhok in Telkyef
22 opera onal MMCs 4 in Qayara1 in East Mosul, 1 in Basheqa, 6 in Hamdaniya2 in Debaga, 6 in Hamam Alil, 2 Shikhan
10 opera onal MMCs in Anbar/ DoH. 1 in El-Garma,1 in Falluja, 1 Khalidiya,1 in Ninawa, 3 in Ramadi,3 in Heet
6 MMCs 1 in Al-Dur, 1 Tuz1 in Samarra 3 in Tikrit
2 opera onal MMC’s inBarznja camp
(run by World VisionInterna onal,
1 in DoH Garmyan
3 MMCs owned by Kirkuk DOH 1 in Dibis, 1 in Daquq and 1 Kirkuk
4 MMCs, 2 in Makhmur District, 2 in Erbil Loca on
MissanMissan
8 opera onal MMCs in Baghdad
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Number of IDP individuals
IRAQ: Distribution of Mobile Medical Clinics and Ambulances(as of April 2017)
Turkey
Syria
Tilkaif
HamdaniyaMosul
Telafar
Sumel
Dahuk
Akre
ErbilSinjar
Zakho
Mergasur
Amedi
Soran
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Shikhan
Bajet
Kandala
Berseve 1
Berseve 2ChamishkuDarkar
Dawadia
Kabarto 1
Kabarto 2Khanke
Rwanga
Community
Shariya
Hospitals and PHCs in Mosul
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Data Source:WHO, MOH, DTM, CCCMProduction date: 4/12/2017Document Name: WHO_IRQ_RESPACT_DOHUK_12042017Map size: A3
November 25, 2016
IRAQ: Snapshot of WHO Response Activities in Dahuk Governorate
January to March 2017
MOBILE MEDICAL TEAMSWHO is supporting twelve (12) mobile medical teamsin Dahuk province (6 preventive, 6 curative) to providehealth services to the IDPs at the entry points (receptioncentres and newly retaken villages in Telkaif district,Ninewa governorate).
HOSPITAL STAFFINGWHO is supporting the referral system in Dahukemergency and Azady general hospitals by recruiting12 junior house office doctors (6 in each hospital) tocope with increased number of patients referred fromIDP camps and frontlines.
WHO is supporting DOH Dahuk (10 teams from 122ambulatory service) for health referral services fromfrontline, newly retaken villages and IDP camps toShikhan and Duhok hospitals.
2017 FIRST QUARTER ACTIVITIES
REFERRAL SERVICES
51% Female49%
Male
94% Above 5 years
06% Under 5 years
80% Measles
20% Polio
68% Hypertension32% Diabetes
694 Emergency medical cases were referred toseconday or tertiary medical care, 10% of the caseswere women with complications during birth.
15,422 TOTAL NUMBER OF CONSULTATIONS
240,007 TOTAL NUMBER OF VACCINES PROVIDED 1,404 TOTAL NUMBER OF NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
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Foreign Disaster Assistance
IRAQ
NINEWA
Dahuk
123,678
200,550 53,532
17,820
Rozana
Zaxo Gshti
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Azadi
Afratanu la Daikbun
Chaw
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Gender
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395,580Total number of IDPs
KIRKUK
AL HAWIGA
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Further informa on: World Health Organiza on Iraq Country Office, [email protected] Data Source: MOH/DOH-Kirkuk/ WHO, IOM/DTM Date of Crea on: 09 April 2017 File name : WHO_IRQ_RESPACT_KIRK_A3_09042017
1,300 39,367
Kirkuk
SALAH AL DIN
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ERBIL
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TIKRIT
MAKHMUR
CHAMCHAMAL
GAYARA
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KOISNJAQ
AL-DAUR
DASHTE HAWLERDOKAN
IRAQ: Snapshot of WHO Response Activities in Kirkuk Governorate January to March 2017
Number of IDPs
Loca ons visited bymobile teams
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MOBILE MEDICAL TEAMSWHO is supporting four (4) mobile medicalteams in Kirkuk province. Five (5) additionalteams are standby for Hawija liberation.
PHARMACEUTICALS
VECTOR CONTROL
REFERRAL SERVICES
WHO is supporting two (2) rounds of vectorcontrol activities (Spring and Autumn).
WHO is supporting four (4) ambulance teams to provide referral services 24/7 in IDPcamps.
2017 FIRST QUARTER ACTIVITIES
CONSTRUCTIONWHO constructed, furnished and equippeda comprehensive PHCC in Laylan 2 camp.
WHO prepositioned three (3) surgical kitsand 20 basic IEHK in Kirkuk in preparationto Hawija operation
2 Mobile Medical Teams
1 Mobile Medical Team
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1,234
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Mobile medical teams supported by WHO
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Camp
Sulaymaniyah
Kalar
Chamchamal
Pshdar
Rania
Dokan
Sulaymaniya
Sharbazher
Halabja
Penjwin
Darbandihkan
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IRAQ: WHO Response Activities in Sulaimaniyah Governorate(January - March, 2017)
46%male
54%female
76%above 5
24%under 5
Consultations by sex Consultations by age
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21,174
10,404
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WHO supplied one (1) IDDK, fourty (40) basic IEHK and two (2)surgical kits to health facilities in Sulaymaniyah
WHO supplied Personal Protective Equipments (PPE) to supportchemical incidence events
WHO is currently supporting 37 EWARN sites carrying outdisease surveillance in Sulaimaniyah
PHARMACEUTICALS
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CHEMICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE
IRAQ
HEALTH SERVICEPROVISION
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5,322VACCINES PROVIDED
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10,533
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REFERRED PATIENTS FOR SURGICALOR SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS
TERTIARY MEDICAL CARE
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