Some numbers

Visits to Dassalami Soce’s Case de Santé

	Number of Pregnant women	Female		Male		Under 10 years old	Total number of visits
January 2014	0	86		66		80	152
February 2014	1	43		41		49	84
March 2014	2	54		32		48	86
April 2014	0	45		47		47	92
Total	3	228	186		224		414
Total Percent	0.7%	55.1%	44.9%		54.1%			100%

·      Pregnant women did not visit the Case de Santé for pregnancy-related reasons, or were referred to Karang’s Post de Santé (diagnosis unknown).

·      Higher proportions of women seem to be visiting the Case de Santé, but I do not know what the population gender breakdown is.

·      Overwhelming percentage of patients are children under 10 years of age.

·      The Case de Santé should primary be serving three villages: Dassimali Soce, Boutilimite, and Sarujia, but…

·      Patients came from over 21 neighboring villages and towns—including Missirah, Karang, Aïdara, Taïba, and Keur Sall. They are drawn to the Case de Santé for its good reputation, reliable care, and relatively good access to resources.

Visits to the Case de Santé (May 2014)

Diagnosis	0-5 years	6+ years
Malaria	0	1
Diarrhea	8	3
Respiratory infections	3	6
Other*	41	47
Total	52	57

*Other=bandaging wounds, infectious syndromes (fever and cephalitis), parasites, chicken pox, conjunctivitis.

Demographics 

	2010 (06/07/2010 à12/12/2010)	2011	2012	2013	2014 (01/01/2014 à05/29/2014)
Live Births	20	38	36	48	16

·      Number of deaths per year still to be determined.

	Dassilami Soce	Sarujia	Boutilimite	Total
Population	826	276	138	1240

Total 0-5 year olds	Total 6-14 year olds		Total 15-49 year olds	Total 50+
245	640	290		65

·      People in these three villages tend to be young, which is a general trend in Senegal.