according to DHS 2009 is 37 per 1,000 births Universal access to 28.6 annual 38.1 births per The adolescent The higher rates Defn: reproductive health births per 1000 aged birth rate measures the calculated from known services 1000 women 15-19 yrs (Year annual number of births to births at public health Adolescent aged 15-19 2008 births @ women 15 to 19 years of facilities, is more in line birth rate yrs (Samoa public health age per 1,000 women in with figures reported Census 2006) facilities and that age group. It from previous Census’ age grp) represents the risk of prior to the 2006 Census. (Goal: declining childbearing among DHS 2009 rate) 10.0 births per 1000 adolescent women 15 to 9.8 births per 9.3 births per women aged 15-19 yrs 19 years of age. It is also 1000 women 1000 women referred to as the aged 15-19 aged 15-19 yrs specific fertility rate for yrs (TTM Births only, FY women aged 15-19. (TTM Births 10/11) Annual Freq: (TTM Births only, FY09/10) Source: PATIS (Patient only, Source: Information System) FY08/09) Source: 44 per 1,000 PATIS age 15-19 (DHS 2009) Presentations Control of Diarrhoea & Diarrhoea & Diarrhoea & Annual & 3-5yrs Communicable Gastroenteritis Gastroenteritis in < 5 Yrs (outpatients/admissions) diseases in <5yr in <5yr olds old presenting to TTM due to diarrhea and Incidence of gastroenteritis of all olds presenting to and MTII Hospitals (2010) presenting to TTM and MTII = 2280 children 5 yrs old to borne TTM and Hospitals TTM and MTII hospital; infections MTII (2009): 2,157 Hospitals Cases of clinically Typhoid (2008): 1,962 suspected typhoid Cases of Cases of clinically diagnosed at TTM and clinically suspected typhoid (2010) MTII hospitals. (Goal: declining suspected to TTM = 521 (*estimated) number)
according to DHS 2009 is 37 per 1,000 births Universal access to reproductive health services Adolescent birth rate (Goal: declining rate) 28.6 annual births per 1000 women aged 15-19 yrs (Samoa Census 2006) 9.8 births per 1000 women aged 15-19 yrs (TTM Births only, FY08/09) Source: PATIS 38.1 births per 1000 aged 15-19 yrs (Year 2008 births @ public health facilities and age grp) 9.3 births per 1000 women aged 15-19 yrs (TTM Births only, FY09/10) Source: 44 per 1,000 age 15-19 (DHS 2009) 10.0 births per 1000 women aged 15-19 yrs (TTM Births only, FY 10/11) Source: PATIS (Patient Information System) Defn: The adolescent birth rate measures the annual number of births to women 15 to 19 years of age per 1,000 women in that age group. It represents the risk of childbearing among adolescent women 15 to 19 years of age. It is also referred to as the fertility rate for women aged 15-19. Freq: Annual The higher rates calculated from known births at public health facilities, is more in line with figures reported from previous Census’ prior to the 2006 Census. DHS 2009 Control of Communicable diseases Incidence of borne infections Typhoid (Goal: declining number) Diarrhoea & in <5yr olds presenting to TTM and MTII Hospitals (2008): 1,962 Diarrhoea & Gastroenteritis in <5yr olds presenting to TTM and MTII Hospitals (2009): 2,157 Cases of clinically suspected Diarrhoea & Gastroenteritis in < 5 Yrs old presenting to TTM and MTII Hospitals (2010) = 2280 Cases of clinically suspected typhoid (2010) to TTM = 521 Annual & 3-5yrs Presentations (outpatients/admissions) due to diarrhea and gastroenteritis of all children 5 yrs old to TTM and MTII hospital; Cases of clinically suspected typhoid diagnosed at TTM and MTII hospitals. (*estimated) specific
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