Assessment of Provision of Women Friendly Care and Associated Factors among Postnatal Mothers at Three Public Hospitals of Jimma Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia, 2016

Hurissa, Bekana Fekecha; Getinet, Tewodros

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“…The nding showed that the women-friendly care provision was (61%) [95%CI (55.73-66.04)] in the study area. The nding of this study was in line with a study conducted in Tanzania 63% (16), however, higher than related study conducted in Western (25.2%), Eastern (38.4%) Ethiopia [17,18], and Bahir Dar (57%) (12), but lower than the study conducted in Jimma (71%), Gamo Gofa (79.1%), Harar Hospitals (85%) and Amhara region hospital (88%) [11,19,20,21].…”

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confidence: 88%

“…A structured questionnaire which was adapted from different works of literature and consists of 36 questions and 21 veri cation criteria [3,11,15] is used in this study to assess the level of women-friendly care provision. It was made up of four sections, the rst section was used to assess socio-demographic characteristics of the mother with 13 items, the second section was used to assess obstetric characteristics of participants with 13 items, the third section was used to assess facilities services use and providers related characteristics with 10 items, the fourth section was used to measure the level of women-friendly care provision experienced by mothers during facility childbirth with 21 criteria.…”

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“…For instance, in Ethiopian public health facilities, at least one form of mistreatment of women was committed in 36% of the observation in which 38% in health centers and 32% in hospitals (10). Speci cally, the study conducted in Jimma, Bahir Dar, Arba Minch revealed that (29%), (43%) and (98.9%) of women were didn't receive women-friendly care services during facility-based childbirth respectively [11,12,13].…”

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Level of Women-friendly Care Provision Among Mothers in Immediate Post-delivery Period at Public Hospitals of Southeast Ethiopia: a Cross-sectional Study

Kene

Tekalegn

Dibaba

et al. 2022

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Background: Providing good-quality care is one of the most effective ways of ensuring that maternal health services are used and that women's lives are saved. This quality care can be achieved through improving the women-friendly care services. The women-friendly approach focuses on women’s rights to have access to quality care for themselves as individuals, as mothers, and for their infants. However, access to quality health services is not guaranteed for many women, particularly in low and middle-income countries. This study aimed to assess the level of women-friendly care provision and associated factors among mothers in the immediate post-delivery period at public hospitals of Bale Zone, Southeast Ethiopia 2021. Methods: An institutional-based cross-sectional survey was employed among mothers in the immediate post-delivery period in public hospitals of Bale Zone from March 1-30, 2021. A total of 363 mothers in the immediate postnatal period were included in this study. To recruit the study participants a systematic random sampling technique was used. Data was collected through pre-tested structured questioners. After checking for completeness, the data were entered into Epi Data version 4.6.2.0 and exported to SPSS version 26.0 for analysis. The bivariate and multivariable logistic regression model was fitted to identify factors associated with a level of women-friendly care provision. Odds ratio with 95 % confidence interval was computed to determine factors independently associated with outcome. Results: The level of women-friendly care provision among mothers in immediate post-delivery at public hospitals of Bale Zone was found to be 61% [95%CI (55.73-66.04)]. Being prim para mother [AOR=1.88(1.07-3.33)], having planned pregnancy [AOR= 1.94(1.04-3.63)] and staying at a health facility after delivery [AOR=4.8(1.71-13.39)] were found to be statistically significant predictors of level of women-friendly care provision. Conclusion: The women-friendly care provision among mothers in the immediate post-delivery period at this study area was found to be low. All staff should be cooperative to provide good women-friendly care provision in health facilities.

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Level of Women-friendly Care Provision Among Mothers in Immediate Post-delivery Period at Public Hospitals of Southeast Ethiopia: a Cross-sectional Study

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Dibaba

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“…Avoir l'occasion de poser des questions était positivement associé à la satisfaction des clients (Mehata S et al 2017 La plupart des patientes (95,7%) étaient satisfaites du coût de leur séjour. Le coût élevé des prestations constitue un facteur d'insatisfaction (Tesfaye R et al 2016, Okonofua F et al 2017, Mehata S et al 2017, Hurissa BF et al 2017). Cependant la qualité des services dans le secteur privé de la santé qui ne reçoit pas de subvention est satisfaisante à cause des commodités et de la prise en charge (Andaleeb SS, 2000).…”

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Evaluation De La Satisfaction Des Patientes Hospitalisées En Suites De Couches À La Maternité De L’hôpital De Bè (Togo)

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Kakpovi

Y.M.S.

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Introduction: L’évaluation de la satisfaction montre l’adéquation entre les attentes des patients et la qualité des soins reçus. Objectif: évaluer la satisfaction des accouchées hospitalisées en suites de couches à la maternité de l’hôpital de Bè. Patientes et méthode: Il s’est agi d’une étude transversale à visée descriptive et analytique menée du 1er juillet au 31 août 2018 soit une durée de 2 mois. Elle a eu pour cadre, le secteur des suites de couches de la maternité de l’hôpital de Bè. La collecte des données par interview directe a été faite à l’aide d’une fiche d’enquête anonyme sur le modèle Saphora-MCO questionnaires Project COMPAQH et adapté à nos réalités. Le traitement et l’analyse des données ont été réalisées grâce aux logiciels Epi data et Epi info. Résultats: Au total 300 accouchées ont accepté participer à l’étude. L’âge moyen était de 29 ± 6,2 ans. La satisfaction globale était de 94%. Les principaux éléments de satisfaction étaient : l’accueil (94,7%), le respect de l’intimité (96,7%), la prise en charge des soins (94%), le délai d’attente (86,7%). L’insatisfaction était due à l’insuffisance de communication des soignants (65,7%) et de propreté des chambres et des sanitaires (57%). L’âge, le niveau d’instruction, la parité, le mode d’accouchement avaient influencé significativement l’insatisfaction des patientes. Conclusion: Cette étude a permis de relever les éléments d’insatisfaction des clientes. Il est opportun d’associer les clients dans le processus de la qualité des soins à l’hôpital de Bè. Introduction: Satisfaction assessment shows the match between patient expectations and the quality of care received. Objective: to assess the satisfaction of women hospitalized in the maternity ward of the obstetrics and gynecology department of the Bè hospital in order to contribute to the improvement of the quality of care in the maternity ward. Patients and method: This was a cross-sectional study with descriptive and analytical aims conducted from July 1 to August 31, 2018, i.e., a duration of 2 months. It took place in the puerperium section at the maternity of the Bè hospital. Data collection by direct interview was done using an anonymous survey form on the Saphora-MCO questionnaires Project COMPAQH model and adapted to our realities. Data processing and analysis were carried out using Epi data and Epi info software. Results: A total of 300 women agreed to participate in the study. The average age was 29 ± 6.2 years. Overall satisfaction was 94%. The main elements of satisfaction were: reception (94.7%), respect for privacy (96.7%), management of care (94%), waiting time (86.7%). Dissatisfaction was due to insufficient communication from caregivers (65.7%) and cleanliness of rooms and toilets (57%). Age, level of education, parity and mode of delivery had a significant influence on the respondent’s dissatisfaction. Conclusion: This study identified factors that led to patient’s dissatisfaction. It is appropriate to involve patients in the quality of care process at the Bè hospital.

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“…Continuous support of a woman from her husband increases the satisfaction of the husband and father-baby bonding. 17 However, despite scholars clearly stating the benefits and women's willingness, desire, and/or profound need for companionship during labor, 18 many health care facilities in developing countries still do not promote the practice of companionship during labor and delivery. [19][20][21] Because of this many women in LMICS choose home and TBA than health facilities and SBA respectively to give childbirth, 22,23 more than half of women in Ethiopia still deliver at home.…”

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Labor Companionship in Labor and Delivery at Debremarkos Town Public Health Facilities: Magnitude and Associated Factors

Asratie

Assfaw

Abuhay

2021

IJWH

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Background Labor companionship is a human interactive process that provides social support during the childbirth process. Despite it being one component of respectful maternity care (RMC) that is used for quality assurance to achieve the sustainable goal of maternal and neonatal mortality reduction, there is limited evidence about the current status of birth companionship. The study was aimed to assess labor companion and its associated factors at Debremarkos town public health facilities. Methods An institution-based cross-sectional study design was conducted. The study was conducted at Debremarkos town from February 1/2021 to March 30/2021. From the 559 sample size, 548 women participated in the study. A systematic random sampling technique was used. A pre-tested interviewer-administered questioner was used, data were entered and analyzed with Epi-data version 4.60 and SPSS version 25.0. Bivariable regression was done and variables with p-value

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Assessment of Provision of Women Friendly Care and Associated Factors among Postnatal Mothers at Three Public Hospitals of Jimma Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia, 2016

Abstract: Background: Women friendly care is an approach to care giving with the goal of creating an enabling environment at all level to improve women's access to safe motherhood and reproductive health services.

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Level of Women-friendly Care Provision Among Mothers in Immediate Post-delivery Period at Public Hospitals of Southeast Ethiopia: a Cross-sectional Study

Level of Women-friendly Care Provision Among Mothers in Immediate Post-delivery Period at Public Hospitals of Southeast Ethiopia: a Cross-sectional Study

Evaluation De La Satisfaction Des Patientes Hospitalisées En Suites De Couches À La Maternité De L’hôpital De Bè (Togo)

Labor Companionship in Labor and Delivery at Debremarkos Town Public Health Facilities: Magnitude and Associated Factors

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