1. 1ST EPI Quarterly Meeting March 5, 2015 Fernando Generics Hall
SYNTHESIS
1ST EPI Quarterly Meeting
March 5, 2015
Fernando Generics Hall

2. RECORDING & REPORTING
DATA ANALYSIS
VACCINE SUPPLY
MANPOWER

3. RECORDING & REPORTING
High Risk/Priority puroks will base on the 1st Quarter 2015 Data Analysis
Data on LB shall base on the enlisted children in TCL. CPAB shall not be greater than the LB.
Data Quality Check (DQC) implementation needs to be strengthened.
On VPD Cases, include data on clinically confirmed cases + epilinked
TCL shall include all of the names of covered population handled by the RHU, not only those who were given vaccines

4. DATA ANALYSIS
Card checks and masterlisting will now cover 1-23 mos instead of mos
Vaccine supply (no. of doses) vs. the accomplishment can address if logistic is the main problem of not achieving the target. And as reported, supply is not merely the reason of unmet targets. Other issues: mobile population, erroneous data
Criteria of selecting priority areas: (1) VPD Cases (2) Access- f: EL-FIC=unimmunized children (3) Utilization- Penta drop out rate

5. VACCINE SUPPLY
If there is shortage of MMR due at 12mos., AMV can also be given
BCG can also be given with Pentavalent Vaccine at 6 weeks
LGUs shall be informed by RO IVA Supply Office once another batch of Rota vaccine supply will be available
Order form shall be accomplished if additional supply is needed
Multidose vaccines (AMV) have lesser actual dosage compared to the indicated stock dose in a vial

6. MANPOWER
NDPs shall be utilized by the LGUs to augment program workforce
To include the midwives in their respective meetings

7. NEXT STEPS

8. EPI QUARTERLY MEETING SCHEDULE
1st Quarter: March 5, nd Quarter: June 11, rd Quaerter: September 3, th Quarter: December 10, 2015

9. MONITORING ACTIVITIES
March 17, 2013:  EPI Monitoring in San Juan, Batangas March 25, 2015:  EPI Monitoring in Cainta, Rizal March 26, 2015:  EPI Monitoring in Nasugbu, Batangas March 31, 2015:  EPI Monitoring in Candelaria, Quezon