Maternal Perceptions of Antenatal Care Provision at a Tertiary Level Hospital, Riyadh

Kamil, Aneela; Khorshid, Ezzeldin

doi:10.5001/omj.2013.07

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“…The majority (89%) agreed that regular exercise was better than irregular exercise during pregnancy [5]. However, this might reflect the cultural difference towards exercise in the general population [7,14]. We did not observe an association between education level and knowledge of exercise.…”

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Women’s knowledge and attitude towards pregnancy in a high-income developing country

Alkaabi

Alsenaidi

Mirghani³

2014

Journal of Perinatal Medicine

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Women’s knowledge and attitude towards pregnancy in a high-income developing country

Alkaabi

Alsenaidi

Mirghani³

2014

Journal of Perinatal Medicine

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“…Women Satisfied to SANC services was significantly associated (AOR = 2.93; 95% CI, 1.21, 7.12) with frequent (> 1times) previous ANC visits that women had. This was directly linked to Ibadan, Nigerian finding [ 14 ] and Riyadh [ 12 ] in which patient satisfaction was significantly higher among women in the highest visit groups. The positive association in this regard could be due to developing awareness on its importance by repeated visiting, increasing client need and effective response to this need by the health care workers here and there.…”

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“…About 63.1% were satisfied with information regarding their treatment. Around 18.9% thought that information was not enough and 17.25% reported they did not receive any information about their treatment [ 12 ].…”

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Determinants of client satisfaction to skilled antenatal care services at Southwest of Ethiopia: a cross-sectional facility based survey

Lakew

Ankala

Jemal

2018

BMC Pregnancy Childbirth

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BackgroundPatient satisfaction to Antenatal care services has traditionally been linked to the quality of services given and the extent to which specific needs are met. Even though data in this area was limited in Ethiopia, improving quality of care was one of the strategies in health sector development program IV. This study, therefore, attempted to assess client satisfaction to skilled antenatal care services in the study area.Methods and materialsA cross-sectional facility based survey was conducted among women who were attending antenatal care clinic, using quantitative method triangulated with qualitative data collection. Participants were selected using systematic sampling method according to the flow pregnant women to the antenatal care clinics. The study was carried out in all functional public health centers in the district. During the survey, 405 women were interviewed. A logistic regression model was applied to control for confounders.ResultsOut of the total respondents, overall satisfied to skilled antenatal care services were about 277(68%). The most common specific component of antenatal care that had good-satisfaction by the respondents was “Privacy” at examination (81.7%). Most satisfied health education session was “Diet and nutrition” session (82.2%). Absence of sonar test, no doctor and long waiting time were commonest causes of dissatisfaction. Respondents who have > 2 previous antenatal care visit were 3 times more likely (AOR = 2.93; 95% CI, 1.21, 7.12) to have satisfaction to antenatal care services as compared to those with < 1 visit. Women whose current visit fourth were 9 times more likely (AOR = 9.02, 95% CI; 1.76, 46.1) to be satisfied for antenatal services than those who were in the first visit. Women with family monthly income of $US 25–100 per month were 60% (AOR = 0.4, 95% CI; 0.2, 0.8) less likely to have satisfaction by skilled antenatal care services than those who had monthly household income below $US 25.Conclusion and recommendationWomen who reported good-satisfaction to overall skilled antenatal care services were highest as compared to previous Ethiopian study findings. Demographic, economic, obstetric and distance factors were independent predictors of satisfaction to skilled antenatal care services. Non natives must be encouraged to seek satisfying services.

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“…Kepuasan secara keseluruhan bermakna dikaitkan dengan waktu tunggu diklinik wanita yang menunggu rata-rata dua jam atau lebih kurang puas dibandingkan wanita yang menunggu kurang dari 30 menit (Ejigu et al, 2013). Penelitian lain merasa puas karena mereka harus menunggu diatas satu jam sebelum dilihat oleh dokter (Kamil & Khorshid, 2013). Waktu menunggu dan memiliki waktu untuk berkonsultasi adalah alasan penting ibu hamil menghadari pelayanan ANC (Butler et al, 2015;McDonald, Sword, Eryuzlu, & Biringer, 2014).…”

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Faktor Ketidakpuasan Ibu Hamil dalam Pelayanan Asuhan Kehamilan

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Sulistyaningsih²

2020

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Pelayanan asuhan kehamilan sebagai strategi untuk menurunkan angka kematian ibu. Salah satu masalah penting yang terus dihadapi adalah kurangnya kualitas baik pelayanan antenatal sehingga mempengaruhi kepuasan klien. Kepuasan merupakan indikator mutu pelayanan. Kepuasan ibu hamil penting untuk perbaikan lebih lanjut dari kualitas perawatan antenatal terfokus dan untuk memberikan pelayanan kesehatan yang beragam bagi wanita hamil. Tujuan dari systematic literature review ini adalah untuk menyimpulkan dan memeriksa literature yang berhubungan kepuasan ibu hamil terhadap kualitas pelayanan dalam asuhan kehamilan dan untuk mengetahui penyebab ketidakpuasan dalam pelayanan asuhan kehamilan. Studi apprasial menggunaan program Critical Appraisal Skills Program (CASP) dan metode sintesis menggunakan modifikasi PICO dengan sumber data didapatkan dari PubMed dan ProQuest terdapat 734 artikel yang di review. Kriteria inklusi adalah (1) Ibu hamil; (2) Pelayanan dalam Asuhan kehamilan; (3) Kepuasan ibu hamil; (4) Teks lengkap; (5) Artikel yang diterbitkan dari 2013 hingga 2018; dan (6) jurnal internasional. Terdapat 5 artikel yang memenuhi kriteria inklusi. Kepuasan ibu hamil terhadap kualitas pelayanan asuhan kehamilan di fasilitas kesehatan dipengaruhi oleh layanan klinik, aksesibilitas klinik dan interaksi dokter. Penyebab ketidakpuasan ibu hamil dalam pelayanan asuhan kehamilan diantaranya lamanya waktu menunggu, fasilitas kesehatan dan komunikasi interpersonal. Dari hasil 4 artikel yang diulas didapatkan faktor utama yang menyebabkan ketidakpuasan dalam pelayanan asuhan kehamilan adalah lamanya waktu menunggu. Perlu pelayanan ANC dengan pendekatan HTA (health technology assasment) untuk mempercepat pelayanan administrasi dan observasi awal pada ibu hamil dengan mengintegrasikan teknologi RFID (Radio Frequency identification) dan WSN (wireless sensor network). Pregnancy care services as a strategy to reduce maternal mortality. One important problem that continues to increase is the good quality of antenatal services that affects client satisfaction. Satisfaction is an indicator of service quality. Pregnancy satisfaction is important for further improvement of the quality of focused antenatal care and to provide comprehensive health services for pregnant women. The purpose of this, systematic literature review is to conclude and examine the literature relating to the satisfaction of pregnant women with the quality of care in care Appraisal studies using the Critical Appraisal Skills Program (CASP) and synthesis methods using PICO with data sources obtained from PubMed and ProQuest containing 734 articles as reviewed. Inclusion criteria are (1) Pregnant women; (2) Services in Pregnancy Care; (3) Satisfaction of pregnant women; (4) Full text; (5) Articles published from 2013 to 2018; and (6) international journals. There are 5 articles that meet the inclusion criteria. Satisfaction of pregnant women towards the quality of pregnancy care services in health facilities as assessed by clinical services, clinic accessibility and physician interaction. The cause of dissatisfied pregnant women in pregnant care services is waiting for the length of waiting time, health facilities and interpersonal communication. From the results of 4 articles worthy of review about the main factors that cause dissatisfaction in care services Need ANC assistance by discussing HTA (health technology assessment) to improve administrative services and early monitoring of pregnant women by integrating RFID technology (Radio Frequency Identification) and WSN (network wireless sensor).

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Maternal Perceptions of Antenatal Care Provision at a Tertiary Level Hospital, Riyadh

Abstract: Women included in the study did not want frequent visits to antenatal clinic. Efforts should be made to provide information about labor, breast-feeding and contraception.

Cited by 11 publications

References 4 publications

Women’s knowledge and attitude towards pregnancy in a high-income developing country

Women’s knowledge and attitude towards pregnancy in a high-income developing country

Determinants of client satisfaction to skilled antenatal care services at Southwest of Ethiopia: a cross-sectional facility based survey

Faktor Ketidakpuasan Ibu Hamil dalam Pelayanan Asuhan Kehamilan

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