Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs for forcibly displaced adolescent girls and young women (10–24 years old) in humanitarian settings: a mixed-methods systematic review

Soeiro, Rachel E.; de Siqueira Guida, José Paulo; da-Costa-Santos, Juliana; Costa, Maria Laura

doi:10.1186/s12978-023-01715-8

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“…In addition, reduced rates of antenatal care open the door to more postnatal complications such as recurrent and unsafe abortions, perinatal death and stillbirth. It also leads to negative outcomes such as sexual abuse in refugee camps, and these outcomes push adolescents among vulnerable groups against sexually transmitted infections and sexual violence (24)(25)(26).…”

Section: Effects Of Migration On Women's Life Stagesmentioning

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Journey to Women's Health With the Traces of Migration: Struggle and Hope

Uyanık,

Seymen

2024

TOGÜ Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi

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The main purpose of this study is to explain the effects of migration, especially on women's health, and to compile the struggles experienced in this complex process, gender inequality and the effects of migration on health of women, who are the most victims of migration. Migration brings with it a variety of challenges to women's health, but it also reveals the battle for survival. During migration, women have to cope with violence, abuse, trauma and barriers to accessing health services. In addition, the impact of migration on women's social roles and sexual and reproductive health should not be forgotten. This review aims to raise awareness of migrant women's health problems and proposes solutions by describing migrant women's interactions with health systems, the challenges they face in this process and the roles of health professionals.

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Section: Effects Of Migration On Women's Life Stagesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Journey to Women's Health With the Traces of Migration: Struggle and Hope

Uyanık,

Seymen

2024

TOGÜ Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi

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Effect of Project Planning on Project Performance: A Case of Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project (SRHRP) Implemented by Save Generations Organization in Bugesera District, Rwanda

Nibagwire,

Dushimimana

2024

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The success of every community initiative depends on its execution, which is closely tied to the planning process, the competency of managers, and the assistance they provide. This study tested the hypothesized relationship between project planning and project performance. Studying how the performance of the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project (SRHR) Project in Bugesera District is impacted by resource planning, schedule planning, stakeholder planning, and scope planning is one of the particular aims of the study. Improper project start, planning, communication, and scheduling approaches have been identified as factors contributing to poor project performance in Rwanda over the last several years. However, not all projects can benefit from these methods; in Rwanda, for instance, SRHR initiatives suffer from a severe lack of planning, which makes it difficult and inefficient to tackle pressing problems with sexual health, family planning, and gender equality. We looked at resource-based theory, stakeholder theory, and the theory of change. Consequently, there are a total of 78 individuals that comprise the study's population. A combination of descriptive and correlational studies was carried out by the investigator. Methods for gathering information for the study included surveys, interviews, documentation, focus groups, and observational research. 78 people filled out the survey since they knew all the important details of the project's preparation, and 40 teenage females met in a focus group to talk about how well the project went. Both quantitative and qualitative approaches to data analysis were used. With an R square value of 0.664, we have a coefficient of determination. For the dependent variable, this means that the combined impact of the predictors accounts for 66.4% of the observed variance: planning for the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project in Bugesera District, including its scope, resources, schedule, stakeholders, and monitoring of project performance. The results demonstrate that resource planning significantly affects the success of the SRHR project in Bugesera District (β:0.418, p:0.000<0.05). Schedule planning significantly affects the success of the SRHR Project in Bugesera District, as shown by the coefficients (β: 0.309, p: 0.015<0.05). The result shows that stakeholder planning significantly affects the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project's performance in Bugesera District (β: 0.361, p: 0.001<0.05). The scope planning has a significant influence on the performance of the SRHR Project in Bugesera District, as shown by the coefficients (β:0.406, p:0.000<0.05). Public health professionals, government officials, and members of the community should all remain active participants in the SRHR Project. Achieving success requires keeping lines of communication open and responding to the needs, wants, and expectations of all parties involved.

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Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs for forcibly displaced adolescent girls and young women (10–24 years old) in humanitarian settings: a mixed-methods systematic review

Cited by 2 publications

References 45 publications

Journey to Women's Health With the Traces of Migration: Struggle and Hope

Journey to Women's Health With the Traces of Migration: Struggle and Hope

Effect of Project Planning on Project Performance: A Case of Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Project (SRHRP) Implemented by Save Generations Organization in Bugesera District, Rwanda

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