Background and Objective: Maternal and
childish health is one of the most important and critical issues that need
special attention. One of the goal of family physician plan is to improve the
vital horoscope indicator. This study has been investigated the vital horoscope
indicator in rural populations of Shiraz before and after family physician plan
during 2001-2012.
Materials and Methods: This
cross-sectional study was conducted in 2014. Data were colleced using standard
form and through census at health centers during 2001- 2012. Data were analyzed by descriptive
statistics and Wilcoxon
tests.
Results: The findings
showed that the highest mean of vital horoscope indicator after family physician
plan was General Fertility (5.98) and the lowest one was Total Fertility before
family physician plan (0.17). There was a meaningful
relationship between 4 indicators before and after family
physician plan (p<0.05). Indicators of Death of neonates
under 1 month, and infants under 1 year, percentage of infants under 1 year,
percentage of stillbirth from 2001 to 2012 decreased.
Conclusion: Family physician
plan is one of the effective programs in vital horoscope indicator, service
quality and health promotion. So along with correct implementation, constant
monitoring and increased awareness of this plan effective action can be taken to
improve the vital horoscope indicators.
Key words: Vital horoscope
indicator, Rural health indicator, Family physician plan
Funding: This research was funded
by Shiraz University of Medical Sciences.
Conflict of interest: None declared.
Ethical approval: The Ethics Committee of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences approved the
study.
How to cite this
article: Ghanbari
Jahromi M, Khammarnia M, Sharifian R, Kassani A. Investigation of Vital Horoscope
Indicators in Rural Health Medical Centers
of Shiraz before and after the Implementation of Family Physician Plan during
2001-2012: A Short Report. J RafsanjanUniv Med Sci 2015 13(11): 1097-1102.
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