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1 3.4
2 47
3 100%
4 73%
5 81%
6 0.0
7 0.0
8 0.0
1 Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI) 40% 1 Hypertension 35%
2 Lower Respiratory Tract Infection (LRTI) 6% 2 Diabetes 34%
3 Urinary tract infection (UTI) 5% 3 Cardiovascular disease (other) 15%
4 Skin infection 4% 4 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 4%
5 Watery diarrhoea* 4% 5 Asthma 4%
- Other 40% - Other 9%
1 - 4
Number of consultations per clinician per day < 50
≥ 90%
> 90%
Polio III immunisation coverage > 90%
Health utilisation rate
Proportion of first time antenatal visits made < 1st
trimester
Measles immunisation coverage
< 1.5
< 3.0
< 40
8,203 466
1,203 452
1,070 196
917 57
895 50
8,287 118
Crude Mortality Rate (CMR) (/1000/month)
Under-five Mortality Rate (U5MR) (/1000/month)
Neonatal Mortality Rate (NNMR) (/1000 livebirths)
FemaleMale
8%
11%
22%
4%
-8%
-12%
-30%
-4%50+
15 - 49
5 - 14
0 - 4
%
Demographic breakdown:
Kurdistan camps* summary Public Health ProfileIraq
Morbidity
Acute health conditions (%) Chronic health conditions (%)
40%
6%5%5%4%
40%
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection(URTI)
Lower Respiratory Tract Infection(LRTI)
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Skin infection
Watery diarrhoea*
Other
Top 5 acute health conditions Top 5 chronic health conditions
% morbidity # of cases % morbidity # of cases
Indicators at a glance Notes
Key facts
Estimated total population living in camps:
*Camps reporting health data:Duhok: Gawilan, Domiz
Erbil: Kawergosk, Qushtapa, Darashakran, Basirma
Sulaymaniyah: Arbat
Population:
April 2014
35%
34%
14%
4%
4% 9%Hypertension
Diabetes
Cardiovascular disease (other)
Chronic obstructive pulmonarydisease (COPD)
Asthma
Other
90,130Total refugee population in reporting camps:
This public health profile for Kurdistan camps is compiled from health
data obtained from reporting agencies. Data is collected using standardised Health Information System (HIS) data collection and reporting tools and aims to be as accurate as possible.
Agencies reporting:
DOH Dohuk (Gawilan, Domiz)
DOH Erbil (Darashakran, Basirma, Qushtapa, Kawergosk)
DOH Sulaymaniyah (Arbat)
IMC (Domiz)
PU-AMI (Gawilan)
MSF (Domiz, Kawergosk, Darashakran)
Jiyan Foundation (Domiz)
UPP (Domiz, Gawilan)
36%
64%
Male
Female
6%5%
30%59%
0-4
5 to 14
15 to 49
≥ 50
Breakdown of chronic health conditions
by age by gender
48%52%Male
Female
32%
23%
41%
4%
0-4
5 to 14
15 to 49
≥ 50
Breakdown of acute health conditions
by age by gender
Source of population data:Estimates from UNHCR data. For multiweek reports, average is presented.
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Refugee population
Indicator Standard
93,250 §
Kurdistan camps at a glance
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
1
Population
0
50,000
100,000
150,000
200,000
250,000
31
/01
/20
12
29
/02
/20
12
31
/03
/20
12
30
/04
/20
12
31
/05
/20
12
30
/06
/20
12
31
/07
/20
12
31
/08
/20
12
30
/09
/20
12
31
/10
/20
12
30
/11
/20
12
31
/12
/20
12
31
/01
/20
13
28
/02
/20
13
31
/03
/20
13
30
/04
/20
13
31
/05
/20
13
30
/06
/20
13
31
/07
/20
13
31
/08
/20
13
30
/09
/20
13
31
/10
/20
13
30
/11
/20
13
31
/12
/20
13
31
/01
/20
14
28
/02
/20
14
31
/03
/20
14
30
/04
/20
14
Registered refugee population in Iraq, 2011-2014
SOURCE: UNHCR, 30 April 2014
3005
3184
7503
55830
2720
13343
4545
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
2
Health utilisation
rate1
10
11
6
2
7
4
10
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
3
Consultations per clinician
per day
85
48
50
37
32
37
144
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
4
Incidence of
ARI2
445
90
36
8
43
27
115
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
5Incidence3
ofdiarrhoea
42
9
6
1
9
4
4
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
6Proportion of consultations
due to NCDs
1%
3%
11%
13%
5%
6%
5%
Arbat
Basirma
Darashakran
Domiz
Gawilan
Kawergosk
Qushtapa
7
Estimated routine polio III
immunisation coverage (<1 year)
N/A
71%
89%
77%
51%
105%
68%
NOTES1. Health utilisation rate estimates the number of consultations per refugee per year2. ARI: Acute respiratory infections. It includes both lower and upper respiratory infections3. Incidence in this report is number of consultations for acute illness per 1000 refugees per weekNAD: No adequate data available to conduct estimation; N/A: data not available; NCD: Non-communicable diseases (e.g. diabetes, hypertension, heart diseases)
0.0 0
0.0 N/A
0.0
83%
90%
1.0 73%
23,749 81%
3.4 96%
47 93%
100% 0.0
1 Severe emotional disorder 30% 1 Injury (unintentional) 30%
2 Epilepsy / seizures 18% 2 Burns 13%
3 Psychotic disorder 10% 3 Accident 1%
- Other 42% - Other 56%98 895
70 473
41 215
24 19
Neonatal Mortality Rate (NNMR) (/1000 livebirths) < 40 Routine immunization
Health Impact Outbreak Alert and Response
Crude Mortality Rate (CMR) (/1000/month) < 1.5 Number of outbreaks reported
> 90%
Total number of consultations Polio III immunisation coverage > 90%
Health utilisation rate 1 - 4 MMR immunisation coverage > 90%
Reproductive health
≥ 90%Proportion of first time antenatal visits made < 1st trimester
Sexual and gender-based violence
Incidence of reported rape
No. of consultations per trained clinician per day < 50 Vitamin A coverage
> 90%BCG immunisation coverage
Access and utilization DPT 1 immunisation coverage
No. of health facilities 1 : < 10,000 Measles immunisation coverage
> 90%
Under-five Mortality Rate (U5MR) (/1000/month) < 3.0 % of outbreaks investigated within 48 hours 100%
> 90%
30%
13%1%
1%55%
Injury (unintentional)
Burns
Accident
Injury (intentional)
Other
30%
18%10%
2%
40%
Severe emotionaldisorder
Epilepsy / seizures
Psychotic disorder
Mental retardation /intellectual disability
Other
11%
26%
57%
6%
0-4
5 to 14
15 to 49
≥ 50
38%
62%
Male
Female
Public Health
Indicator Standard Indicator
Breakdown of mental health conditions
By cause By age By gender
Indicator Indicator Standard
Breakdown of injuries
By cause By age By gender
52%48% Male
Female
16%
36%24%
24%0-4
5 to 14
15 to 49
≥ 50
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Top 3 Mental health conditions Top 3 injuries
% morbidity # of cases % morbidity # of cases