Metadata for Indicators
to Monitor the Noncommunicable
Diseases Programs
Noncommunicable Diseases Cluster
Last updated on August 05, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Health
REGIONAL OFFICE XI
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List of Indicators of NCD Programs
Indicator
code
Indicator M&E Level
Tobacco Free Initiative
TFI-001 Proportion of provinces, municipalities and cities with a 100%
smoke free policy
Input and
process
TFI-002 Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government
agencies with at least one official or personnel trained on the
MPOWER strategy for tobacco control
Input and
process
TFI-003 Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government
offices with trained smoking cessation counselors
Input and
process
Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions (PhilPEN)
PEN-001 Proportion of primary health care providers trained on
PhilPEN
Input and
process
PEN-002 Proportion of primary health care facilities with health care
providers trained on PhilPEN
Input and
process
PEN-003 Proportion of hospitals with specialist doctor trained on NCD
management
Input and
process
PEN-004 Proportion of primary health care facilities with essential
medicines for hypertension and diabetes
Input and
process
PEN-005 Proportion of primary health care facilities with functional
equipment and diagnostic supplies for PhilPEN
Input and
process
PEN-006 Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with diabetes and
hypertension registries
Input and
process
Cancer Program
CAN-001 Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained
health personnel
Input and
process
CAN-002 Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with vaginal
speculum
Input and
process
Tobacco Free Initiative
TFI-004 Proportion of LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees Output
TFI-005 Proportion of government hospitals that are Red Orchid
Awardees
Output
TFI-006 Proportion of government agencies in Davao with at least one
office that is a Red Orchid Awardee
Output
TFI-007 Proportion of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals
that are functioning smoking cessation facilities
Output
TFI-008 Proportion of government agencies with at least one
functioning smoking cessation clinic
Output
Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions (PhilPEN)
PEN-007 Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to
provide PhilPEN services
Output
PEN-008 Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to
provide foot care
Output
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Indicator
code
Indicator M&E Level
Cancer Program
CAN-003 Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to
provide cervical cancer screening using visual inspection with
acetic acid (VIA)
Output
CAN-004 Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs performing manual
breast examination
Output
Tobacco Free Initiative
TFI-009 Prevalence of current tobacco use among adolescents aged
13-15 years
Outcome
TFI-010 Prevalence of current tobacco use among adults aged 15
years and above
Outcome
TFI-011 Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among
adolescents aged 13-15 years
Outcome
TFI-012 Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among adults
aged 15 years and above
Outcome
TFI-013 Number of smokers availing of cessation services Outcome
TFI-014 Quit rate among those who availed of smoking cessation
services
Outcome
Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions (PhilPEN)
Risk Factors
PEN-009 Total alcohol per capita consumption in persons aged 15+
years
Outcome
PEN-010 Prevalence of heavy episodic drinking among adolescents
and adults
Outcome
PEN-011 Prevalence of insufficient physical activity among adolescents
and adults
Outcome
PEN-012 Mean population intake of salt per day in persons aged 18+
years
Outcome
PEN-013 Prevalence of persons (aged 18+ years) consuming less than
five total servings (400 grams) of fruit and vegetables per day
Outcome
PEN-014 Prevalence of hypertension among persons aged 20 years
and above
Outcome
PEN-015 Prevalence of diabetes among persons aged 20 years and
above
Outcome
PEN-016 Prevalence of overweight and obesity among adolescents Outcome
PEN-017 Prevalence of overweight and obesity among persons aged
20 years and above
Outcome
PEN-018 Prevalence of raised total cholesterol among persons aged
20 years and above
Outcome
Service coverage
PEN-019 Proportion of adults 25 years old and above assessed and
screened using the PhilPEN Risk Assessment and Screening
Tool
Outcome
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Indicator
code
Indicator M&E Level
PEN-020 Proportion of persons with hypertension seen in the primary
health care facility
Outcome
PEN-021 Proportion of persons with diabetes seen in the primary
health care facility
Outcome
PEN-022 Proportion of persons with hypertension listed in the registry
given ComPack medicines for hypertension
Outcome
PEN-023 Proportion of persons with diabetes listed in the registry given
ComPack medicines for diabetes
Outcome
Cancer Program
CAN-005 Cervical cancer screening by VIA among women aged 21 and
above
Outcome
CAN-006 Palliative care coverage among cancer patients Outcome
Morbidity
CAN-007 Cancer incidence Impact
Mortality
NCD-001 Mortality rate from cardiovascular diseases per 100 000
population
Impact
NCD-002 Mortality rate from diabetes mellitus per 100 000 population Impact
NCD-003 Mortality rate from chronic respiratory diseases per 100 000
population
Impact
NCD-004 Mortality rate from all forms of malignant neoplasms per 100
000 population
Impact
NCD-005 Number of deaths between 30 and 70 years of age from
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic
respiratory diseases
Impact
NCD-006 Mortality between 30 and 70 years of age from
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic
respiratory diseases
Impact
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Proportion of provinces, municipalities and cities with a 100% smoke free policy
Indicator code TFI-001
Indicator name Proportion of provinces, municipalities and cities with a 100%
smoke free policy
Abbreviated name Provinces, municipalities and cities with a 100% smoke free
policy
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale The tobacco control measure has been protecting people from
the dangers of tobacco smoke by enacting laws that create a
100% smoke-free workplaces and public places. 100% smoke-
free is the only answer. Neither ventilation nor filtration, alone or
in combination, can reduce exposure levels of tobacco smoke
indoors to levels that are considered acceptable, even in terms
of odor, much less health effects.” The World Health
Organization (WHO) signalled the urgent need for countries to
make all indoor public places and workplaces 100% smoke-free.
Definition This refers to the proportion of provinces, municipalities and
cities with a 100% smoke free policy, that is, there is an
approved local ordinance adapted from Republic Act No. 9211.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of provinces, municipalities and cities with a 100%
smoke free policy
Denominator Total number of provinces, municipalities and cities
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Copy of the local ordinance submitted to the provincial and city
program coordinators
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government agencies with an official
or personnel trained on the MPOWER strategy for tobacco control
Indicator code TFI-002
Indicator name Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government
agencies with at least one official or personnel trained on the
MPOWER strategy for tobacco control
Abbreviated name LGUs, government hospitals and government agencies with at
least one official or personnel trained on the MPOWER strategy
for tobacco control
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale MPOWER package is meant to serve as a reference for
stakeholders at country level to help them translate the tobacco
control policies of the package into practice. It is meant to assist
planning, building and evaluating national and international
partnerships, while facilitating access to financial resources for
tobacco control activities.
Definition This refers to the proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and
government agencies with an official or personnel trained on the
MPOWER strategy for tobacco control.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of LGUs, government hospitals and government
agencies with an official or personnel trained on the MPOWER
strategy for tobacco control
Denominator Total number of LGUs, government hospitals and government
agencies
Disaggregation By government agency (e.g. DILG, DepEd, CHED)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Training completion report compiled by the Regional Program
Coordinator
Frequency of collection Semi-annually
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government offices with trained
smoking cessation counselors
Indicator code TFI-003
Indicator name Proportion of LGUs, government hospitals and government offices
with trained smoking cessation counselors
Abbreviated name LGUs, government hospitals and government offices with trained
smoking cessation counselors
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale Cessation interventions are important to help individual tobacco
users quit in order to protect their health and lives of people
around them.
Definition This indicator refers to the proportion of LGUs, government
hospitals and government offices with trained smoking cessation
counselors.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of LGUs, government hospitals and government offices
with trained smoking cessation counselors
Denominator Total number of LGUs, government hospitals and government
agencies
Disaggregation By government agency (e.g. DILG, DepEd, CHED)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Training completion report compiled by the Regional Program
Coordinator
Frequency of collection Semi-annually
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of primary health care providers trained on PhilPEN
Indicator code PEN-001
Indicator name Proportion of primary health care providers trained on PhilPEN
Abbreviated name Health care providers trained on PhilPEN
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This determines the coverage of capacity building activities for
primary health care professionals and will be one of the basis for
the planning of trainings.
Definition This refers to the proportion of PhilPEN-trained doctors, nurses,
midwives and nutritionists at the barangay health stations, rural
health units, city health offices, and district health offices.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of PhilPEN-trained doctors, nurses, midwives and
nutritionists at the BHS, RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
Denominator Total number of doctors, nurses, midwives and nutritionists at the
BHS, RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
Disaggregation By cadre (doctor, nurse, midwife, nutritionist)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: PhilPEN Program Coordinator using the PhilPEN
training completion report
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments List of primary health center personnel must be updated every 2
years taking into consideration the turn-over of health personnel.
Retraining will be conducted when PhilPEN guidelines are
updated.
Links and references
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Proportion of primary health care facilities with health care providers trained on
PhilPEN
Indicator code PEN-002
Indicator name Proportion of primary health care facilities with health care
providers trained on PhilPEN
Abbreviated name Primary health care facilities with PhilPEN-trained health care
providers
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This determines the readiness of primary health care facilities -
when it comes to human resources - in providing PhilPEN services
and is one of the basis in the planning of trainings.
Definition Proportion of primary health care facilities with health care
providers trained on PhilPEN refers to:
1. BHS with a PhilPEN-trained midwife;
2. RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with a doctor, a nurse, a nutritionist and
all midwives trained on PhilPEN; and
3. Government run infirmary and level 1 hospitals with a doctor, a
nurse and a nutritionist trained on PhilPEN
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of primary health care facilities with health care providers
trained on PhilPEN
Denominator Total number of primary health care facilities (BHS, RHU, CHO and
LGU infirmary hospital)
Disaggregation By facility type (BHS, RHU, CHO, government infirmaries/level 1
hospitals)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: PhilPEN Program Coordinator using the PhilPEN
training completion report
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments List of primary health center personnel must be updated every 2
years taking into consideration the turn-over of health personnel.
Retraining will be conducted when PhilPEN guidelines are updated
Links and references
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Proportion of hospitals with specialist doctor trained on NCD management
Indicator code PEN-003
Indicator name Proportion of hospitals with specialist doctor trained on NCD
management
Abbreviated name Hospitals with NCD trained doctors
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This determines the readiness of hospitals - when it comes to
human resources - in providing PhilPEN services and in accepting
referrals from primary care facilities and is one of the basis in the
planning of trainings.
Definition This refers to the proportion of government run infirmary, level 1
and level 2 hospitals with at least 1 full time or visiting physician
trained on Internal Medicine with or without subspecialty.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of hospitals with internists
Denominator Total number of government run hospitals
Disaggregation By hospital level
By province
Data source Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3 years
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of primary health care facilities with essential medicines for hypertension
and diabetes
Indicator code PEN-004
Indicator name Proportion of primary health care facilities with essential
medicines for hypertension and diabetes
Abbreviated name Primary health care facilities with medicines for hypertension and
diabetes
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This determines the readiness of primary health care facilities -
when it comes to essential medicines - in providing PhilPEN
services and is one of the basis in the planning and distribution of
medicines.
Definition Proportion of health facilities with all the essential medicines for
hypertension and diabetes:
1. BHS - ComPack medicines for hypertension and diabetes;
2. RHU,CHO/DHO,- ComPack medicines plus the rest of the
essential drugs and medicines according to the DOH
Administrative Order No. 2012-0029 which include: a. thiazide
diuretics, b. beta blockers, c. ACE inhibitors, d. calcium channel
blockers - sustained release preparations, e. aspirin, f. metformin,
g. glibenclamide, h. gliclazide, i. simvastatin
3. Government infirmary and level 1 hospitals with the above
mentioned medicines plus insulin
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of primary health care facilities with essential medicines
for hypertension and diabetes
Denominator Total number of primary health care facilities (BHS, RHU,
CHO/DHO and LGU infirmary/level 1 hospital)
Disaggregation By facility type (BHS, RHU, CHO/DHO and LGU infirmary/level 1
hospital)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Survey using PhilPEN facility capability checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Quarterly for ComPack
Bi-annually for the rest of the medicines
Limitations/ Comments Based on a cross-sectional assessment of availability of drugs and
may not capture stock-outs, field monitoring by the PhilPEN
Program is only possible bi-annually or annually.
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Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-0029: Implementing
Guidelines on the Institutionalization of Philippine Package of
Essential NCD Interventions (Phil PEN) on the Integrated
Management of Hypertension and Diabetes for Primary Health
Care Facilities
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2012-0029.pdf)
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Proportion of primary health care facilities with functional equipment and diagnostic
supplies for PhilPEN
Indicator code PEN-005
Indicator name Proportion of primary health care facilities with functional
equipment and diagnostic supplies for PhilPEN
Abbreviated name Primary health care facilities with functional PhilPEN equipment
and diagnostic supplies
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This determines the readiness of primary health care facilities -
when it comes to functional equipment and diagnostic supplies -
in providing PhilPEN services and is one of the basis in the
planning and provision of equipment and diagnostic supplies and
in advocating for such with the LGUs.
Definition Proportion of health facilities with all the functional (not damaged
or under repair) equipment and diagnostic supplies for
hypertension and diabetes:
1. BHS - stethoscope, blood pressure measurement device-non
mercurial, measuring tape-non extensible, height chart, weighing
scale,
2. RHU,CHO/DHO, LGU infirmary hospitals - the above equipment
for BHS plus diagnostic supplies according to the DOH
Administrative Order No. 2012-0029 which include: a.
glucometer with test strips, b. cholesterol meter with test strips,
c. test tubes or glass containers for urine, and d. urine test strips
for checking ketones and proteins
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of health facilities with all the functional equipment and
diagnostic supplies for hypertension and diabetes
Denominator Total number of primary health care facilities (BHS, RHU,
CHO/DHO and LGU infirmary/level 1 hospital)
Disaggregation By facility type (BHS, RHU, CHO and LGU infirmary/level 1
hospitals)
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Survey using PhilPEN facility capability checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Field monitoring by the PhilPEN Program is only possible bi-
annually or annually
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Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-0029: Implementing
Guidelines on the Institutionalization of Philippine Package of
Essential NCD Interventions (Phil PEN) on the Integrated
Management of Hypertension and Diabetes for Primary Health
Care Facilities
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2012-0029.pdf)
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Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with diabetes and hypertension registries
Indicator code PEN-006
Indicator name Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with diabetes and
hypertension registries
Abbreviated name RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with diabetes and hypertension registries
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale The diabetes and hypertension registries when exhaustive can
provide an estimate of diabetes and hypertension prevalence and
incidence. The registries will also be the basis for the planning of
service provision including essential medicines such as the
ComPack. This indicator will show the extent of LGU participation
when it comes to maintaining this registry.
Definition This refers to the proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with
diabetes and hypertension registries. The diabetes and
hypertension registries in Excel is maintained and updated by the
RHUs, CHOs and DHOs at least once a year and forwarded to the
DOH Regional Office.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of RHUs with updated diabetes and hypertension
registries
Denominator Total number of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
Disaggregation By province
Data source Numerator: PhilPEN Program Coordinator using PhilPEN summary
of established registries
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Bi-annually
Limitations/ Comments Random checks can be done on the registries by crosschecking
with TCLs during field monitoring. This is to ensure that patients
registered went through the prescribed process of screening and
diagnosis. However, the program has not yet validated whether
the registries in place are regularly updated.
Links and references
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Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained health personnel
Indicator code CAN-001
Indicator name Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained health
personnel
Abbreviated name BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained health personnel
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This is for the inventory of facilities who have untrained staff and
use data as future basis of training.
Definition This indicator refers to the proportion of BHS and
RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained health personnel.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with VIA-trained health
personnel
Denominator Total number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Program Coordinator using VIA facility assessment
checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs with vaginal speculum
Indicator code CAN-002
Indicator name Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with vaginal speculum
Abbreviated name BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with vaginal speculum
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Input and process
Rationale This is for the inventory of facilities that are equipped with VIA
instruments and use data as future basis of provision of
instruments for those unequipped.
Definition This indicator refers to the proportion of BHS and
RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with vaginal speculum.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with vaginal speculum
Denominator Total number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Program Coordinator using VIA facility assessment
checklist
Denominator: Local Health System Cluster
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees
Indicator code TFI-004
Indicator name Proportion of LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees
Abbreviated name LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Output
Rationale The DOH Red Orchid Awards is the Search for 100% tobacco-free
provinces, municipalities, cities, government offices, government
hospitals and DOH Regional Offices. It follows the World Health
Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
(FCTC) Article 8 that recommends adoption of measures to
provide protection from exposure to smoke in indoor workplaces,
public transport, indoor places and other public places.
Definition Proportion of LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees refers to LGUs
that meet the award criteria based on the MPOWER strategy.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of LGUs that are Red Orchid Awardees
Denominator Total number of LGUs
Disaggregation By province
Data source National validation results (through Tobacco Program)
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of government hospitals that are Red Orchid awardees
Indicator code TFI-005
Indicator name Proportion of government hospitals that are Red Orchid awardees
Abbreviated name Government hospitals that are Red Orchid awardees
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Output
Rationale The DOH Red Orchid Awards is the Search for 100% tobacco-free
provinces, municipalities, cities, government offices, government
hospitals and DOH Regional Offices. It follows the World Health
Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
(FCTC) Article 8 that recommends adoption of measures to provide
protection from exposure to smoke in indoor workplaces, public
transport, indoor places and other public places.
Definition Proportion of government hospitals that are Red Orchid Awardees
refers to government hospitals that meet the award criteria that is
based on the MPOWER strategy.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of government hospitals that are Red Orchid Awardees
refers to government hospitals that meet the award criteria that is
based on the MPOWER strategy
Denominator Number of government hospitals
Disaggregation By province
Data source National validation results (through Tobacco Program)
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Proportion of government agencies in Davao with at least one office that is a Red
Orchid awardee
Indicator code TFI-006
Indicator name Proportion of government agencies in Davao with at least one
office that is a Red Orchid awardee
Abbreviated name Government agencies in Davao with at least one office that is a
Red Orchid awardee
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Output
Rationale The DOH Red Orchid Awards is the Search for 100% tobacco-free
provinces, municipalities, cities, government offices, government
hospitals and DOH Regional Offices. It follows the World Health
Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
(FCTC) Article 8 that recommends adoption of measures to
provide protection from exposure to smoke in indoor workplaces,
public transport, indoor places and other public places.
Definition This indicator refers to the proportion of government agencies in
Davao with at least one office that meets the Red Orchid Award
criteria based on the MPOWER strategy.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of government agencies in Davao with at least one office
that meets the Red Orchid Award criteria based on the MPOWER
strategy
Denominator Total number of government agencies in Davao
Disaggregation By government agency (e.g. DILG, DepEd, CHED)
Data source National validation results (through Tobacco Program)
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Proportion of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals that are functioning
smoking cessation facilities
Indicator code TFI-007
Indicator name Proportion of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals that
are functioning smoking cessation facilities
Abbreviated name RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals that are functioning
smoking cessation facilities
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Output
Rationale Cessation interventions are important to help individual tobacco
users quit in order to protect their health and lives of people
around them.
Definition This refers to the proportion of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and
government hospitals that are functioning smoking cessation
facilities. A functioning smoking cessation facility has enrolled
clients and are actively conducting smoking cessation counselling
based on facility self-report and as validated from program
monitoring visits when feasible.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals that are
functioning smoking cessation facilities
Denominator Number of RHUs, CHOs, DHOs and government hospitals
Disaggregation By facility type
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Monitoring tool for tobacco from the provincial and city program
coordinators
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Proportion of government agencies with at least one functioning smoking cessation
clinic
Indicator code TFI-008
Indicator name Proportion of government agencies with at least one functioning
smoking cessation clinic
Abbreviated name Government agencies with at least one functioning smoking
cessation clinic
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Output
Rationale Cessation interventions are important to help individual tobacco
users quit in order to protect their health and lives of people
around them.
Definition This refers to the proportion of government agencies with at least
one functioning smoking cessation clinic. A functioning smoking
cessation clinic has enrolled clients and are actively conducting
smoking cessation counselling based on clinic self-report and as
validated from program monitoring visits when feasible
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of government agencies with at least one functioning
smoking cessation clinic
Denominator Total number of government agencies in Davao
Disaggregation By government agency (e.g. DILG, DepEd, CHED)
Data source Monitoring tool for tobacco from the provincial and city program
coordinators
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide PhilPEN services
Indicator code PEN-007
Indicator name Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide
PhilPEN services
Abbreviated name RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide PhilPEN
services
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Output
Rationale This determines the overall readiness of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
in providing PhilPEN services considering the availability of
protocols and guidelines, human resources trained, availability of
essential medicines, equipment and diagnostics supplies. This
information is needed in strategizing capacity building activities
and provision of commodities.
Definition Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide
PhilPEN services refers to RHUs, CHOs and DHOs that meet the
following requirements:
1. PhilPEN protocols/guidelines, flowcharts and screening forms
2. At least one doctor, one nurse, one nutritionist and all
midwives trained on PhilPEN
3. Essential medicines for hypertension and diabetes which are:
ComPack medicines plus the rest of the essential drugs and
medicines according to the DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-
0029 which include: a. thiazide diuretics, b. beta blockers, c. ACE
inhibitors, d. calcium channel blockers - sustained release
preparations, e. aspirin, f. metformin, g. glibenclamide, h.
gliclazide, and i. simvastatin, and
4. Has functional equipment and diagnostic supplies according to
the DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-0029 which are:
stethoscope, blood pressure measurement device-non mercurial,
measuring tape-non extensible, height chart, weighing scale,
glucometer with test strips, cholesterol meter with test strips, test
tubes or glass containers for urine test strips for checking
ketones and proteins
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide
PhilPEN services
Denominator Total number of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
Disaggregation By province
Data source Numerator: Survey using PhilPEN facility capability checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
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Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Determining the readiness of primary health care facilities in
providing PhilPEN does not automatically mean that services are
provided according to the PhilPEN protocols. It is still important to
conduct field monitoring and assessment to see if PhilPEN is
really implemented and provide mentoring when necessary.
Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-0029: Implementing
Guidelines on the Institutionalization of Philippine Package of
Essential NCD Interventions (Phil PEN) on the Integrated
Management of Hypertension and Diabetes for Primary Health
Care Facilities
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2012-0029.pdf)
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Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide foot care
Indicator code PEN-008
Indicator name Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide
foot care
Abbreviated name RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide foot care
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Output
Rationale This determines the overall readiness of RHU, CHO and DHO in
providing foot care services considering the availability of
protocols and guidelines, human resources trained and the
availability of foot screening tools. Foot care is an integral
component of the CVD Project which has been in the region for
almost 10 years. However, foot care, an essential part of the
PhilPEN protocol is not included in the DOH Administrative Order
No. 2012-0029. Thus this separate indicator is a conscious effort
to integrate this service in the PhilPEN. This information is needed
in strategizing capacity building activities and provision of
commodities.
Definition Proportion of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide
foot care refers to RHUs, CHOs and DHOs that meet the following
requirements:
1. Foot care protocols and education tools
2. With one doctor, one nurse and all midwives trained on basic
foot care through the PhilPEN Training or the CVD Program
3. With foot care screening tools which include 10-gram
monofilament and the foot risk assessment form
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs with readiness to provide foot
care
Denominator Total number of RHUs, CHOs and DHOs
Disaggregation By province
Data source Numerator: Survey using PhilPEN facility capability checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Determining the readiness of primary health care facilities in
providing foot care does not automatically mean that services are
provided. It is still important to conduct field monitoring and
assessment to see if foot care is really implemented as part of the
PhilPEN package and provide mentoring when necessary.
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Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to provide cervical cancer
screening using visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA)
Indicator code CAN-003
Indicator name Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to
provide cervical cancer screening using visual inspection with
acetic acid (VIA)
Abbreviated name BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to provide cervical
cancer screening using VIA
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Output
Rationale This will serve as an inventory for future basis to train or
strengthen capabilities of facilities to deliver VIA services.
Definition Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to
provide cervical cancer screening using visual inspection with
acetic acid (VIA) refers to BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs that meet
the following requirements:
1. Guidelines: 2015 Training Module on Cervical Cancer
Prevention and Control Reference Manual
2. Training: Training on Cervical Cancer Screening using Visual
Inspection with Acetic Acid provided by the Southern Philippines
Medical Center - Department of Ob-Gyne
3. Equipment: delivery room table, gooseneck lamp and clock
4. Commodities: vaginal speculum, acetic acid and cotton
pledgets
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs with readiness to provide
cervical cancer screening using VIA
Denominator Total number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Program Coordinator using VIA facility assessment
checklist
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2016-0001: Revised Policy on
Philippine Cancer Prevention and Control
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2016-0001.pdf)
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Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs performing manual breast examination
Indicator code CAN-004
Indicator name Proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs performing manual
breast examination
Abbreviated name BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs performing manual breast
examination
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Output
Rationale This will serve as an inventory to assess the implementation of
TSeKaP services.
Definition This refers to the proportion of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs
performing manual breast examination.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs that perform manual
breast examination and have trained personnel
Denominator Total number of BHS and RHUs/CHOs/DHOs
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Program Coordinator
Denominator: Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2016-0001: Revised Policy on
Philippine Cancer Prevention and Control
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2016-0001.pdf)
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Prevalence of current tobacco use among adolescents aged 13-15 years
Indicator code TFI-009
Indicator name Prevalence of current tobacco use among adolescents aged 13-15
years
Abbreviated name Current tobacco use among adolescents aged 13-15 years
International name Prevalence of current tobacco use among adolescents aged 13-15
years
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale The risk of chronic diseases starts early in childhood and such
behavior continues into adulthood. Tobacco is an addictive
substance and smoking often starts in adolescence, before the
development of risk perception. By the time the risk to health is
recognized, addicted individuals find it difficult to stop tobacco
use.
Definition The prevalence of tobacco use (including smoking and the use of
oral tobacco and snuff) among 13–15-year-olds on more than one
occasion in the 30 days preceding the survey.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of current users of any tobacco product among
adolescents aged 13-15 years, including use of any smokeless or
smoking tobacco product at least once during the last 30 days
prior to the survey
Denominator Adolescents aged 13-15 years included in the survey
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Global Youth Tobacco Survey for the Philippines
Frequency of collection Every 5 years
Limitations/ Comments Need to confirm if there are results for Davao Region
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Prevalence of current tobacco use among adults aged 15 years and above
Indicator code TFI-010
Indicator name Prevalence of current tobacco use among adults aged 15 years
and above
Abbreviated name Current tobacco use among adults aged 15 years and above
International name Prevalence of current tobacco use among adults aged ≥ 15 years
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale The prevalence of current tobacco smoking among adults is an
important measure of the health and economic burden of tobacco,
and provides a baseline for evaluating the effectiveness of
tobacco control programs over time.
Definition This refers to the prevalence of current tobacco use among adults
aged 15 years and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of current users of any tobacco product among adults
aged 15 years and above, including use of any smokeless or
smoking tobacco product at least once during the last 30 days
prior to the survey
Denominator Adults aged 15 years and above included in the survey
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Global Adult Tobacco Survey for the Philippines
Frequency of collection Every 5 years
Limitations/ Comments Need to confirm if there are results for Davao Region
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Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among adolescents aged 13-15 years
Indicator code TFI-011
Indicator name Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among adolescents
aged 13-15 years
Abbreviated name Current smoking of cigarettes among adolescents aged 13-15
years
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of death in the
world today, and the majority of smokers begin using tobacco
products before age 18 years.
Definition This refers to the prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes
among adolescents aged 13-15 years.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of current smokers of cigarettes among adolescents aged
13-15 years, including both daily and non-daily or occasional
cigarette smoking
Denominator Adolescents aged 13-15 included in the survey
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Global Youth Tobacco Survey for the Philippines
Frequency of collection Every 5 years
Limitations/ Comments Need to confirm if there are results for Davao Region
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Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among adults aged 15 years and above
Indicator code TFI-012
Indicator name Prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes among adults aged 15
years and above
Abbreviated name Current smoking of cigarettes among adults aged 15 years and
above
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale The prevalence of current tobacco smoking among adults is an
important measure of the health and economic burden of tobacco,
and provides a baseline for evaluating the effectiveness of
tobacco control programs over time.
Definition This refers to the prevalence of current smoking of cigarettes
among adults aged 15 years and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of current smokers of cigarettes among adults aged 15
years and above, including both daily and non-daily or occasional
cigarette smoking
Denominator Adults aged 15 years and above included in the survey
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Global Adult Tobacco Survey for the Philippines
Frequency of collection Every 5 years
Limitations/ Comments Need to confirm if there are results for Davao Region
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Number of smokers availing of cessation services
Indicator code TFI-013
Indicator name Number of smokers availing of cessation services
Abbreviated name Smokers availing of cessation services
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Cessation interventions are important to help individual tobacco
users quit in order to protect their health and lives of people
around them.
Definition This indicator refers to the number of smokers availing of
cessation services.
Data type Count
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of smokers who avail the smoking cessation counselling,
that is, smokers enrolled in the smoking cessation program in the
clinic
Denominator N/A
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Health facilities with functioning smoking cessation clinics
(through Program Coordinator)
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Quit rate among those who availed of smoking cessation services
Indicator code TFI-014
Indicator name Quit rate among those who availed of smoking cessation services
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Tobacco Free Initiative
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale In order to protect the lives and health of the smokers who are
victims of this epidemic and disease, they need to quit smoking.
As victims, it is hard for them to quit on their own, hence, they
need all the help they can get from smoking cessation counselor
in the smoking cessation clinic.
Tobacco use is often incorrectly perceived to be solely a personal
choice. This is believed by the fact that when fully aware of the
health impact, most tobacco users want to quit but find it difficult
to stop due to the addictiveness of nicotine.
Definition Quit rate among those who availed of smoking cessation services
refers to smokers who avail the smoking cessation counselling
and have not used any tobacco product for at least six months
from enrolment to the program.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of smokers who avail the smoking cessation counselling
and have not used any tobacco product for at least six months
from enrolment to the program
Denominator Total number of smokers who availed the smoking cessation
counselling
Disaggregation By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Health facilities with functioning smoking cessation clinics
(through Program Coordinator)
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Total alcohol per capita consumption in persons aged 15+ years
Indicator code PEN-009
Indicator name Total alcohol per capita consumption in persons aged 15+ years
Abbreviated name Alcohol per capita consumption
International name Total (recorded and unrecorded) alcohol per capita (15+ years old)
consumption within a calendar year in liters of pure alcohol
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Level of per capita consumption correlates with the levels of
hazardous and harmful drinking and can be considered as the
only reliable proxy measure for global monitoring of the “harmful
use of alcohol” as defined in the WHO Global Strategy to Reduce
the Harmful Use of Alcohol. The strategy defines the harmful use
of alcohol as drinking that causes detrimental health and social
consequences for the drinker (harmful drinking), the people
around the drinker and society at large, as well as patterns of
drinking that are associated with increased risk of adverse health
outcomes (hazardous drinking). The data determines the
effectiveness of health promotion efforts in preventing lifestyle-
related diseases. Health promotion has 5 action areas according
to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-0003 or the National Policy
on Chronic Lifestyle-Related Noncommunicable Diseases. These
action areas are the following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2)
Creating supportive environments, 3) Strengthening community
action, 4) Developing personal skills through information and
education, and 5) Reorienting health care services toward
prevention of illness and promotion of health. Regional prevalence
data will also be the basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition Total alcohol per capita is the total amount (sum of recorded
alcohol per capita three-year average and unrecorded alcohol per
capita) of alcohol consumed per adult (15+ years) in a calendar
year, in liters of pure alcohol. Recorded alcohol consumption
refers to official statistics (production, import, export, and sales or
taxation data), while unrecorded alcohol consumption refers to
alcohol which is not taxed and is outside the usual system of
government control. In circumstances in which the number of
tourists per year is at least the number of inhabitants, tourist
consumption is also taken into account and is deducted from a
country's recorded alcohol per capita.
Data type Whole number
Unit of measurement
Numerator Sum of recorded and unrecorded alcohol consumed in a
population during a calendar year, in liters.
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Denominator Mid-year resident population aged 15+ for the same calendar
year.
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional level survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will be investing on
municipal level surveys to answer such need for data.
Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Prevalence of heavy episodic drinking among adolescents and adults
Indicator code PEN-010
Indicator name Prevalence of heavy episodic drinking among adolescents and
adults
Abbreviated name Heavy episodic drinking prevalence
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Heavy episodic drinking is part of the key indicators which provide
information regarding the patterns of alcohol consumption in a
given country. More specifically, it identifies the proportion of the
population which consumes high levels of alcohol at single
occasions, and consequently highlights the population which
particularly has a higher risk of experiencing alcohol-related acute
harm but also developing chronic health complications. The data
determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the following:
1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of heavy episodic drinking.
Heavy episodic drinking, or HED, is defined as drinking at least 60
grams or more of pure alcohol on at least one occasion in the past
30 days. HED is one of the most important indicators for acute
consequences of alcohol use, such as injuries. Adolescents are
those 11 to 19 years old. Adults are those 20 years old and
above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adolescent and adult respondents who practice heavy
episodic drinking in the survey.
Denominator Total number of adolescent and adult survey respondents
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional Level Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
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Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will be investing on
municipal level surveys to answer such need for data. There are
significant methodological challenges in measurement of heavy
episodic drinking, which is based on self-reporting data with
significant bias potential.
Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Prevalence of insufficient physical activity among adolescents and adults
Indicator code PEN-011
Indicator name Prevalence of insufficient physical activity among adolescents and
adults
Abbreviated name Insufficient physical activity prevalence
International name Age-standardized prevalence of insufficient physical activity in
adults aged 18+ years (defined as less than 150 minutes of
moderate-intensity activity per week, or equivalent)
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the following:
1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of insufficient physical
activity among adolescents and adults. Insufficient physical
activity is not meeting any of the following criteria for adults: 1)
150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity per week, 2)
75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity per week, 3) an
equivalent combination of moderate- and vigorous-intensity
physical activity accumulating at least 600 MET-minutes* per
week. For adolescents: Less than 60 minutes of moderate to
vigorous intensity physical activity daily. Adolescents are those 11
to 19 years old. Adults are those 20 years old and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adolescent and adult respondents with insufficient
physical activity in the survey.
Denominator Total number of adolescent and adult survey respondents.
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional Level Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
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Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will be investing on
municipal level surveys to answer such need for data.
Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Mean population intake of salt per day in persons aged 18+ years
Indicator code PEN-012
Indicator name Mean population intake of salt per day in persons aged 18+ years
Abbreviated name Mean population intake of salt
International name Age-standardized mean population intake of salt (sodium chloride)
per day in grams in adults aged 18+ years.
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale The amount of dietary salt (sodium chloride) consumed is an
important determinant of blood pressure levels and of
hypertension and overall cardiovascular risk. It determines the
effectiveness of health promotion efforts in preventing lifestyle-
related diseases. Health promotion has 5 action areas according
to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-0003 or the National Policy
on Chronic Lifestyle-Related Noncommunicable Diseases. These
action areas are the following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2)
Creating supportive environments, 3) Strengthening community
action, 4) Developing personal skills through information and
education, and 5) Reorienting health care services toward
prevention of illness and promotion of health. Regional data will
also be the basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional data on the age-standardized mean
population intake of salt (sodium chloride) per day in grams in
adults aged 18+ years.
Data type Statistic
Unit of measurement
Numerator Sum of sodium excretion in urine samples from all respondents
aged 18+ years
Denominator Number of survey respondents aged 18+ years.
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional Level Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will be investing on
municipal level surveys to answer such need for data.
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Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Prevalence of persons (aged 18+ years) consuming less than five total servings (400
grams) of fruit and vegetables per day
Indicator code PEN-013
Indicator name Prevalence of persons (aged 18+ years) consuming less than five
total servings (400 grams) of fruit and vegetables per day
Abbreviated name Low fruit and vegetable consumption prevalence
International name Age-standardized prevalence of adult (aged 18+ years) population
consuming less than five total servings (400 grams) of fruit and
vegetables per day.
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the following:
1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of low fruit and vegetables
consumption using standard serving size portions of 80 grams per
serving.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of 18 years old and above consuming less than 5 total
servings of fruit and vegetables per day in the survey
Denominator Total number of 18 years old and above survey respondents
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional Level Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will be investing on
municipal level surveys to answer such need for data.
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Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Prevalence of hypertension among persons aged 20 years and above
Indicator code PEN-014
Indicator name Prevalence of hypertension among persons aged 20 years and
above
Abbreviated name Prevalence of hypertension
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the
following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of hypertension among
adults. Adults who have hypertension are those with systolic
blood pressure of equal to or greater than 140 mmHg or diastolic
blood pressure of equal to or greater than 90 mmHg. Adults are
those aged 20 years and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of hypertensive adults in the survey
Denominator Number of adults survey respondents
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey, Regional Level Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the regional
prevalence of hypertension. In order to develop strategies that
will answer to specific needs of municipalities and provinces
municipal level data is needed. Thus the DOH-Regional office will
be investing on municipal level surveys to answer such need for
data.
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Links and references 1. 8th National Nutrition Survey 2013 by the Food and Nutrition
Research Institute, Department of Science and Technology
(http://www.fnri.dost.gov.ph/index.php/nutrition-statistic/19-
nutrition-statistic/118-8th-national-nutrition-survey)
2. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
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Prevalence of diabetes among persons aged 20 years and above
Indicator code PEN-015
Indicator name Prevalence of diabetes among persons aged 20 years and above
Abbreviated name Prevalence of diabetes
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the
following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of diabetes among adults.
Adults who have diabetes are those with fasting blood glucose of
equal to or greater than 126 mg/dL. Adults are those aged 20
years and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adults in the survey with diabetes
Denominator Number of adults in the survey respondents
Disaggregation By sex
Data source National Nutrition Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the regional
prevalence of diabetes. In order to develop strategies that will
answer to specific needs of municipalities and provinces
municipal level data is needed. The diabetes registry maintained
by each municipality will be able to provide municipal level data.
Links and references 1. 8th National Nutrition Survey 2013 by the Food and Nutrition
Research Institute, Department of Science and Technology
(http://www.fnri.dost.gov.ph/index.php/nutrition-statistic/19-
nutrition-statistic/118-8th-national-nutrition-survey)
2. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
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Prevalence of overweight and obesity among adolescents
Indicator code PEN-016
Indicator name Prevalence of overweight and obesity among adolescents
Abbreviated name Overweight and obesity among adolescents
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the
following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of overweight and obesity
among adolescents. Adolescents who are overweight or obese
are those who have body mass index of at least 23 kg/m2.
Adolescents are those aged 121 to 228 months.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adolescents who are overweight or obese in the
survey
Denominator Number of adolescent in the survey respondents
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the regional
prevalence of overweight and obesity among adolescents. In
order to develop strategies that will answer to specific needs of
municipalities and provinces municipal level data is needed. Thus
the DOH-Regional office will be investing on municipal level
surveys to answer such need for data.
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Links and references 1. 8th National Nutrition Survey 2013 by the Food and Nutrition
Research Institute, Department of Science and Technology
(http://www.fnri.dost.gov.ph/index.php/nutrition-statistic/19-
nutrition-statistic/118-8th-national-nutrition-survey)
2. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
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Prevalence of overweight and obesity among persons aged 20 years and above
Indicator code PEN-017
Indicator name Prevalence of overweight and obesity among persons aged 20
years and above
Abbreviated name Overweight and obesity among adults
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts in
preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the
following: 1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition The regional prevalence of overweight and obesity among adults.
Adults who are overweight or obese are those who have body
mass index of at least 23 kg/m2. Adults are those aged 20 years
and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adults who are overweight or obese in the survey
Denominator Number of adults in the survey respondents
Disaggregation By age and sex
By province
Data source National Nutrition Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the regional
prevalence of overweight and obesity among adults. In order to
develop strategies that will answer to specific needs of
municipalities and provinces municipal level data is needed. Thus
the DOH-Regional office will be investing on municipal level
surveys to answer such need for data.
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Links and references 1. 8th National Nutrition Survey 2013 by the Food and Nutrition
Research Institute, Department of Science and Technology
(http://www.fnri.dost.gov.ph/index.php/nutrition-statistic/19-
nutrition-statistic/118-8th-national-nutrition-survey)
2. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
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Prevalence of raised total cholesterol among persons aged 20 years and above
Indicator code PEN-018
Indicator name Prevalence of raised total cholesterol among persons aged 20
years and above
Abbreviated name Prevalence of raised total cholesterol
International name Age-standardized prevalence of raised total cholesterol among
adults aged 18+ years (defined as total cholesterol ≥5.0 mmol/L
or 190mg/dl).
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Raised cholesterol levels increase the risks of heart disease and
stroke. It determines the effectiveness of health promotion efforts
in preventing lifestyle-related diseases. Health promotion has 5
action areas according to DOH Administrative Order No. 2011-
0003 or the National Policy on Chronic Lifestyle-Related
Noncommunicable Diseases. These action areas are the following:
1) Building healthy public policy, 2) Creating supportive
environments, 3) Strengthening community action, 4) Developing
personal skills through information and education, and 5)
Reorienting health care services toward prevention of illness and
promotion of health. Regional prevalence data will also be the
basis in the prioritization of programs.
Definition This refers to the regional prevalence of raised total cholesterol
defined as ≥5.0 mmol/L or 190mg/dl.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adults who have raised total cholesterol in the survey
Denominator Number of adults in the survey respondents
Disaggregation
Data source National Nutrition Survey
Frequency of collection Every 3-5 years
Limitations/ Comments The National Nutrition Survey only provides the national or
regional data. In order to develop strategies that will answer to
specific needs of municipalities and provinces municipal level
data is needed. It is expensive however to gather this kind of data
during surveys because of the cost of the testing.
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Links and references 1. NCD Global Monitoring Framework - World Health Organization,
2012
(http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/)
2. 2015 Global Reference List of 100 Core Health Indicators -
World Health Organization
(http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/173589/1/WHO_H
IS_HSI_2015.3_eng.pdf?ua=1)
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Proportion of adults 25 years old and above assessed and screened using the
PhilPEN Risk Assessment and Screening Tool
Indicator code PEN-019
Indicator name Proportion of adults 25 years old and above assessed and
screened using the PhilPEN Risk Assessment and Screening Tool
Abbreviated name Adults screened using PhilPEN
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This is the first indicator of the implementation of the Philippine
Package of Essential Noncommunicable Disease Interventions in
RHUs. The number of persons screened is an important factor in
the enrollment of persons with diabetes and hypertension in the
program.
Definition This refers to the proportion of adults who have been assessed
and screened using the PhilPEN Risk Assessment and Screening
Tool. Adults are those aged 25 years and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of adults who have been assessed and screened using
the PhilPEN Risk Assessment and Screening Tool
Denominator Estimated number of adults aged 25 years and above computed
as follows: estimated total population x 0.48
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Regional Health Information System
Frequency of collection Quarterly
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references DOH Administrative Order No. 2012-0029: Implementing
Guidelines on the Institutionalization of Philippine Package of
Essential NCD Interventions (Phil PEN) on the Integrated
Management of Hypertension and Diabetes for Primary Health
Care Facilities
(http://home2.doh.gov.ph/ais_public/aopdf/ao2012-0029.pdf)
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Proportion of persons with hypertension seen in the primary health care facility
Indicator code PEN-020
Indicator name Proportion of persons with hypertension seen in the primary
health care facility
Abbreviated name Persons with hypertension seen
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This is an important indicator of the implementation of the
Philippine Package of Essential Noncommunicable Disease
Interventions in RHUs. This provides information on the extent of
health care services provided by the RHUs.
Definition The proportion of persons with hypertension listed in the
municipal hypertension and diabetes registry who visited the
health center or was provided care at home at least once a month
for three out of 12 months in a year.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Total number of persons with hypertension seen.
Denominator Total number of persons with hypertension listed in the registry
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Hypertension registry
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments This indicator should be interpreted with caution since figures may
be high especially if the hypertension and diabetes registry is not
an exhaustive list. Mechanisms must be in place to update the
registry on a regular basis. An alternative and better denominator
can be the estimated number of persons with hypertension using
the regional prevalence rate. However prevalence may vary from
one area to the next.
Links and references
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Proportion of persons with diabetes seen in the primary health care facility
Indicator code PEN-021
Indicator name Proportion of persons with diabetes seen in the primary health
care facility
Abbreviated name Persons with diabetes seen
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This is an important indicator of the implementation of the
Philippine Package of Essential Noncommunicable Disease
Interventions in RHUs. This provides information on the extent of
health care services provided by the RHUs.
Definition The proportion of persons with diabetes listed in the municipal
hypertension and diabetes registry who visited the health center
or was provided care at home at least once a month for three out
of 12 months in a year.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Total number of persons with diabetes seen.
Denominator Total number of persons with diabetes listed in the registry
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Number: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Diabetes registry
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments This indicator should be interpreted with caution since figures may
be high especially if the hypertension and diabetes registry is not
an exhaustive list. Mechanisms must be in place to update the
registry on a regular basis. An alternative and better denominator
can be the estimated number of persons with hypertension using
the regional prevalence rate. However prevalence may vary from
one area to the next.
Links and references
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Proportion of persons with hypertension listed in the registry given ComPack
medicines for hypertension
Indicator code PEN-022
Indicator name Proportion of persons with hypertension listed in the registry given
ComPack medicines for hypertension
Abbreviated name ComPack treatment coverage for hypertension
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the coverage of ComPack medicines and is
important in prioritization of ComPack allocation.
Definition Proportion of persons with hypertension listed in the municipal
hypertension and diabetes registry who received monthly supply of
Complete Treatment Pack (ComPack) medicines for hypertension
within a quarter. ComPack medicines for hypertension are
amlodipine; losartan and metoprolol good for one month.
Hypertensive persons listed in the registry are those who
underwent screening and diagnostic procedures following the
PhilPEN protocol.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of persons with hypertension listed in the registry given
ComPack medicines for hypertension
Denominator Number of persons with hypertension listed in the registry
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Number: Pharmaceutical Division using the ComPack report
Denominator: Hypertension registry in the PhilPEN program
Frequency of collection Quarterly
Limitations/ Comments
Links and references
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Proportion of persons with diabetes listed in the registry given ComPack medicines
for diabetes
Indicator code PEN-023
Indicator name Proportion of persons with diabetes listed in the registry given
ComPack medicines for diabetes
Abbreviated name ComPack treatment coverage for diabetes
International name
Topic Philippine Package of Essential NCD Interventions
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This determines the coverage of ComPack Medicines and is
important in prioritization of ComPack allocation.
Definition Proportion of persons with diabetes listed in the municipal
hypertension and diabetes registry who received monthly supply of
Complete Treatment Pack (ComPack) medicines for diabetes
within a quarter. ComPack medicine for diabetes is metformin
good for one month. Diabetic persons listed in the registry are
those who underwent screening and diagnostic procedures
following the PhilPEN protocol.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of persons with diabetes listed in the registry given
ComPack medicines for diabetes
Denominator Number of persons with diabetes listed in the registry
Disaggregation By city/municipality
By province
Data source Number: Pharmaceutical Division using the ComPack report
Denominator: Diabetes registry in the PhilPEN program
Frequency of collection Quarterly
Limitations/ Comments
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Cervical cancer screening by VIA among women aged 21 and above
Indicator code CAN-005
Indicator name Cervical cancer screening by VIA among women aged 21 and
above
Abbreviated name Cervical cancer screening by VIA
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale Prevention of cervical cancer through screening of at risk women.
Definition This refers to cervical cancer screening by VIA among women aged
21 and above.
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of women aged 21 and above screened for cervical
cancer by visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA)
Denominator Total number of women aged 21 and above
Disaggregation By age group (21-29; 30-49; 50 and above)
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Facility-based specifically the RHUs, CHOs and DHOs.
Data from BHS are captured by the RHUs.
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Will not be able to capture data from private clinics
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Palliative care coverage among cancer patients
Indicator code CAN-006
Indicator name Palliative care coverage among cancer patients
Abbreviated name Cancer palliative care coverage
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Outcome
Rationale This is to learn the type of cases referred to the program and the
outcome of services availed by the clients.
Definition Proportion of cancer patients who availed of palliative care
Data type Percentage
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of cancer patients who availed of palliative care
Denominator Total number of cancer patients
Disaggregation By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Facility-based specifically the hospitals
Denominator: Cancer registry
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments
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Cancer incidence
Indicator code CAN-007
Indicator name Cancer incidence
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Cancer Control Program
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale This determines the number of new cancer cases and make
analysis based on profiles. This will also serve as basis for future
strategies and interventions.
Definition Number of new cancers of a specific site/type occurring per
100,000 population
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement Cases per 100,000 population
Numerator Number of new cancer cases (by type) diagnosed in a specific
year. This may include multiple primary cancers occurring in one
patient. The primary site reported is the site of origin and not the
metastatic site. In general, the incidence rate would not include
recurrences.
Denominator The at-risk population for the given category of cancer. The
population used depends on the rate to be calculated. For cancer
sites that occur only in one sex, the sex-specific population (e.g.
females for cervical cancer) is used.
Disaggregation By cancer type
By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information Systems (with data by
type of cancer); Cancer registry (total cancer cases)
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Currently, cancer incidence is collected through RHIS which only
captures data from RHUs and therefore underreports the cancer
incident cases. Data from the cancer registry is yet to be
systematically collected and to be disaggregated by type.
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Mortality rate from cardiovascular diseases per 100 000 population
Indicator code NCD-001
Indicator name Mortality rate from cardiovascular diseases per 100 000
population
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale This indicator is part of set of core indicators included in the
framework for NCD surveillance to assess the progress in scaling
up capacity to address NCDs.
Definition Mortality rate from cardiovascular diseases per 100,000
population. Cardiovascular diseases include diseases of the heart
(ICD codes I00-I09, I11, I13, I20-I51); hypertensive diseases (I10-
I15); diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries (I70-I79);
and cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69).
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement Cases per 100,000 population
Numerator Number of deaths due to cardiovascular diseases
Denominator Total population
Disaggregation By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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Mortality rate from diabetes mellitus per 100 000 population
Indicator code NCD-002
Indicator name Mortality rate from diabetes mellitus per 100 000 population
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale This indicator is part of set of core indicators included in the
framework for NCD surveillance to assess the progress in scaling
up capacity to address NCDs.
Definition Mortality rate from diabetes mellitus (ICD codes E10-E14) per
100,000 population.
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement Cases per 100,000 population
Numerator Number of deaths due to diabetes mellitus
Denominator Total population
Disaggregation By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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Mortality rate from chronic respiratory diseases per 100 000 population
Indicator code NCD-003
Indicator name Mortality rate from chronic respiratory diseases per 100 000
population
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale This indicator is part of set of core indicators included in the
framework for NCD surveillance to assess the progress in scaling
up capacity to address NCDs.
Definition Mortality rate from chronic respiratory diseases (chronic lower
respiratory diseases with ICD codes J40-J47) per 100,000
population.
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement Cases per 100,000 population
Numerator Number of deaths due to chronic obstructive respiratory diseases
Denominator Total population
Disaggregation By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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Mortality rate from all forms of malignant neoplasms per 100 000 population
Indicator code NCD-004
Indicator name Mortality rate from all forms of malignant neoplasms per 100 000
population
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale This indicator is part of set of core indicators included in the
framework for NCD surveillance to assess the progress in scaling
up capacity to address NCDs.
Definition Mortality rate from all forms of malignant neoplasms (ICD codes
C00-C97) per 100,000 population
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement Cases per 100,000 population
Numerator Number of deaths due to all forms of malignant neoplasms
Denominator Total population
Disaggregation By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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Number of deaths between 30 and 70 years of age from cardiovascular diseases,
cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory diseases
Indicator code NCD-005
Indicator name Number of deaths between 30 and 70 years of age from
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory
diseases
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale Disease burden from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) among
adults - the most economically productive age span - is rapidly
increasing in different countries due to ageing and health
transitions. Measuring the rate of dying from target NCDs is
important to assess the extent of burden from mortality due NCDs
in a population.
Definition This refers to the number of deaths among those 30 and 70 years
from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic
respiratory diseases.
1. Cardiovascular diseases include diseases of the heart (ICD
codes I00-I09, I11, I13, I20-I51); hypertensive diseases (I10-I15);
diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries (I70-I79); and
cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69).
2. Diabetes mellitus (ICD codes E10-E14)
3. Chronic respiratory diseases (chronic lower respiratory diseases
with ICD codes J40-J47)
4. All forms of malignant neoplasms (ICD codes C00-C97)
Data type Count
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of deaths between ages 30 and 70 years due to
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory
diseases
Denominator N/A
Disaggregation By disease type
By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System (with data by type
of disease)
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
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Frequency of collection Annual
Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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Mortality between 30 and 70 years of age from cardiovascular diseases, cancer,
diabetes or chronic respiratory diseases
Indicator code NCD-006
Indicator name Mortality between 30 and 70 years of age from cardiovascular
diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory diseases
Abbreviated name
International name
Topic Mortality
M&E Framework Impact
Rationale Disease burden from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) among
adults - the most economically productive age span - is rapidly
increasing in different countries due to ageing and health
transitions. Measuring the rate of dying from target NCDs is
important to assess the extent of burden from mortality due NCDs
in a population.
Definition This refers to the proportion of deaths among those 30 and 70
years from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic
respiratory diseases.
1. Cardiovascular diseases include diseases of the heart (ICD
codes I00-I09, I11, I13, I20-I51); hypertensive diseases (I10-I15);
diseases of the arteries, arterioles and capillaries (I70-I79); and
cerebrovascular diseases (I60-I69).
2. Diabetes mellitus (ICD codes E10-E14)
3. Chronic respiratory diseases (chronic lower respiratory diseases
with ICD codes J40-J47)
4. All forms of malignant neoplasms (ICD codes C00-C97)
Data type Ratio
Unit of measurement
Numerator Number of deaths between ages 30 and 70 years due to
cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory
diseases
Denominator Population age 30-70
Disaggregation By disease type
By age
By sex
By place of residence
By city/municipality
By province
Data source Numerator: Regional Health Information System (with data by type
of disease)
Denominator: Philippine Statistics Authority
Frequency of collection Annual
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Limitations/ Comments Data in RHIS captures data from the local civil registrar (LCR),
however, there are deaths that are not registered to the LCR.
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