Current Situation in Control Strategies and Health Systems in Myanmar, Asia by PROFESSOR DR. NE WIN, DIRECTOR (LABORATORY AND BLOOD SERVICE), MINISTRY OF HEALTH, UNION OF MYANMAR
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1. CURRENT SITUATION IN CONTROL
STRATEGIES AND HEALTH SYSTEMS
IN ASIA C MYANMAR
PROFESSOR DR NE WIN
DR.
DIRECTOR (LABORATORY AND BLOOD SERVICE)
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
UNION OF MYANMAR
2. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
? - about 57 million population
? - 135 minor ethnic groups and seven
major indigenous races
? - annual bi th rate 2 3%
l birth t 2.3%
? - 12,000,000 kyats pe yea
,000,000 yats per year
? - 1.2% of total budget on health
3. HEALTH SYSTEM
? Both private and public sector are under
y
Health ministry
? Cost sharing system; free of charge
system
? No special policies for chronic diseases
? Nor for hemoglobin disorders
4. EPIDEMIOLOGY
? ALPHA THAL CARRIER RATE 10-14%
? BETA THAL CARRIER RATE 0 4 C 1 8 %
0.4 1.8
? E-THAL CARRIER RATE 20-25%
? S-THAL CARRIER RATE C NIL
? 1300 C 6500 newborns with transfusion
dependent thalassemia (both alpha and
beta) e er year
every ear
5. PATIENT REGISTRY
? OUT-PATIENT AND IN-PATIENT
REGISTRY IN EVERY HOSPITAL
? DCR AT CHILDREN HOSPITAL
? BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICES AT
STATE AND DIVISIONAL HOSPITAL
? NATIONAL BLOOD CENTER
7. DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
AVAILABLE
? Population screening C Nil
P l ti i
? Prenatal diagnosis C Nil
g
? Antenatal diagnosis C Nil
? Genetic counseling C Nil
? Molecular diagnostic facilities C available
only at NHL
? Primary level C Nil ; Regional C Nil
y g
? National C available
8. BLOOD AND BLOOD
COMPONENTS
? National Blood Policy founded in 2010
? National blood and blood product law 2003
9. IRON CHELATION
? All chelators available
? Easily accessible at central level hospital
? given by community cost sharing system
? DFO - about 10% of cases (according to
DCR, Children hospital data)
C , C d e osp ta
10. ? Multi disciplinary teams to monitor cardiac
and endocrine complications C only at the
p y
central / tertiary level hospitals
11. ? MRI facilities are available only at tertiary
p
care hospitals