Accessibility and Utilization of Emergency Obstetric Care in Rural Settings of Wardha District- Beneficiaries’ Perspective

Dakhode, Sarika; Gaidhane, Abhay; Choudhari, Sonali G

doi:10.14260/jemds/2020/99

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“…The findings showed that the understanding among patients with oral cancer of managing the side effects of radiotherapy was poor, some patients had inappropriate experience of managing the side effects of radiation therapy [10]. Few of the related studies were reviewed [11][12][13][14][15][16]. Studer p., A perform review in 2011, To assess the effectiveness of a multifaceted information, education and communication package in controlling the side effects of radiation therapy in patients with oral cavity cancer.…”

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To Evaluate the Effectiveness of Awareness Program on Self Care Management among Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

Thakare

Ankar

2021

JPRI

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Background: Cancer is one of the main life-threatening disease among all diseases. Besides a large number of care efforts dedicated to this disease in the health system, cancer also imposes high costs on society. Aim of the Study: To evaluate the effectiveness of awareness program on self care management among patients undergoing radiotherapy. Methods: In this, study participants are a head and neck cancer patient, Interventional approach, The one group pre-test and post-test design. The head and neck cancer patient having an age group of more than 20 years will be included as per inclusion/exclusion criteria. The efficacy of the awareness program on management of self care in undergoing radiotherapy patients will be assessed by a structured knowledge questionnaire and perception questionnaire on radiotherapy. Each test having 20 items and the duration of the test will be 20 min. The pre-test will be assessed first day then the informational booklet on self care management undergoing radiotherapy will be provided to each patient and after seven days post-test will be assessed. Expected Outcome: Primary outcomes include evaluation of the efficacy of awareness on self care management in patients undergoing radiotherapy. Secondary outcomes involve Association of Knowledge and perception score related to management of self care among radiotherapy receiving patients related to their demographic variable. Conclusion: The study will be drawn from the results and after that article will be published in the peer-review journal.

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To Evaluate the Effectiveness of Awareness Program on Self Care Management among Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

Thakare

Ankar

2021

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“…Another factor affecting institutional deliveries and health-seeking behaviour is the availability of referral transport, especially in high-risk pregnancies or complicated pregnancies. Studies have shown that those seeking to deliver their child to government institutions used referral transport available within one hour at their doorstep to travel an average of 8 km to and from home to institution (Dakhode et al, 2020; Tiwari, 2006; Vishwanath et al, 2011). This study shows that availability and awareness about referral transport are significantly different across urban and rural areas; awareness of referral transport was more in rural areas than in urban areas (Dakhode et al, 2020; Vishwanath et al, 2011).…”

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Utilisation of Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram Services in the State of Telangana: A Rural–Urban Comparison

Chowhan

Sodani

Mehrotra

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Journal of Health Management

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Background: Maternal and infant mortality remains one of the concerns in India, even in high-performing states like Telangana. However, the urban–rural divide in the maternal and child health service provided and utilisation by the population is more concerning. The Government of India launched schemes like Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) and Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram (JSSK) to improve institutional delivery and reduce the out-of-pocket expenditure of users seeking service at public institutions and private institutions facilities. This study aims to study the utilisation of one such service, that is, JSSK, and compare it in urban and rural areas of Telangana state. Methodology: A cross-sectional study was conducted in Warangal and Ranga Reddy districts in the state of Telangana with an interview schedule administered to mothers who had at least one child at the time of the interview and were beneficiaries of JSY and JSSK from the previous delivery. A multistage cluster random sampling was used to select the study area, and a total of 408 respondents were chosen to participate in the study. Results: The study found that most facility characteristics related to maternal and child health, JSSK service availability and JSSK service satisfaction and awareness were significantly different across the urban and rural areas. Conclusion: The study found that crucial factors affecting respondents’ services utilisation differed across urban and rural areas. This study shows there is still a margin of improvement in services provided under the JSY and JSSK, especially in service availability and awareness of the population on their entitlements under these schemes.

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“…Patients are started on antibiotics based on their symptoms, and one antibiotic intravenous regimen that has been well researched is a combination of clindamycin (900 mg for every eight hrs) or metronidazole (500 mg for every 12 hrs) plus penicillin (five million units for every six hrs) or ampicillin (2 g for every six hrs) and gentamicin (five mg/kg ideal weight for the body every 24 hrs). In patients with renal impairment, azatreonam (2 g every eight hours) is used instead of gentamicin [16][17][18].…”

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“…Ruptured abscesses must be treated right away to improve the result of those patients and surgical intervention is recommended. Antibiotics should be given to these patients, and they should be sent to the emergency room for immediate surgery [16][17][18].…”

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Surgical Site Infections in Gynaecological Surgeries

Iyengar

Nayyar

Jajoo

2021

JPRI

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Surgical contaminations are one of the utmost familiar medical management related contamination within the economically developing nations. Gynecologic tactics constitute a completely distinctive venture within which the infectious pathogen arising out of pores and the underlying skin or the vagina and endo-cervix can also relocate up to the area of surgery and may bring about vaginal cuff cellulitis, cellulitis of the pelvis, and abscesses of the pelvis. Numerous organisms along with operation threat elements were recognized as dangers that grow infectious sequelae after pelvic surgical treatment. The full-size use of antibiotic prophylaxis has decreased however now no longer removed severe postoperative infections; the common anticipated SSIs price being three–15% after c-section. Those costs are multiplied by the existence of various threat elements like surgical infection, which is compounded by untimely rupture of membranes, obstructed labour, chorioamnionitis, large obesity, extended duration of surgery, emergency surgeries, and immunodeficiency, all of that are not uncommon within aid-deficient nations. Other factors linked to physician ability, such as poor operation skills, insufficient hemostasis, and the presence of a useless region, lead to increased injury contamination. Working at the pinnacle, such as those medical conditions that occur during pregnancy and malnutrition, also contribute significantly to the problem. SSIs as the most common motive concerning hospital-acquired contamination in obstetrics, although the present contemporary era, remains as chief residence fitness hassle within growing nations. We may even evaluate the definitions, microbiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and control of pelvic SSIs after gynecologic surgical procedures.

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Accessibility and Utilization of Emergency Obstetric Care in Rural Settings of Wardha District- Beneficiaries’ Perspective

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of Awareness Program on Self Care Management among Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

To Evaluate the Effectiveness of Awareness Program on Self Care Management among Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy

Utilisation of Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakaram Services in the State of Telangana: A Rural–Urban Comparison

Surgical Site Infections in Gynaecological Surgeries

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