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Trainers' perception of the learning environment and student competency: A qualitative investigation of midwifery and anesthesia training programs in Ethiopia
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Published May, 2017
This study used in-depth interviews to explore perceptions of Ethiopian trainers (instructors, clinical lab assistants and preceptors) towards...
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Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Newborn Health, Monitoring and Evaluation, Competency-Based Education & Training, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Human Resource Development, Transfer of Learning Materials, Training Performance Standards
Using a quality improvement model to enhance providers’ performance in maternal and newborn health care: a post only intervention and comparison design
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Published April, 2017
The SBM-R quality improvement intervention made a significant positive impact on Ethiopian MNH providers’ performance during labor and delivery and...
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Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Antenatal Care, Skilled Birth Attendance, Newborn Health, Monitoring and Evaluation, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Standards-Based Management and Recognition (SBM-R), Performance Improvement, Policy and Advocacy
The Global Maternal and Neonatal Sepsis Initiative: a call for collaboration and action by 2030
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Published February, 2017
Global Campaign intends to accelerate reduction and prevention of maternal and neonatal deaths due to sepsis through a collaborative and innovative...
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Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Newborn Health, Newborn Infection, Monitoring and Evaluation, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Increasing Access and Quality, Community Interventions & Mobilization, Health Information Distribution, Social Mobilization
Limits of “Skills And Drills” Interventions to Improving Obstetric and Newborn Emergency Response: What More Do We Need to Learn?
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Published December, 2016
A “skills and drills” intervention in 4 hospitals in Karnataka, India, produced modest improvement in provider knowledge and skills but not in actual...
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Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Skilled Birth Attendance, Newborn Health, Monitoring and Evaluation, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Increasing Access and Quality, Community Interventions & Mobilization, Community Health Workers, Social Mobilization
Preparing the Health Workforce in Ethiopia: A Cross‑sectional Study of Competence of Anesthesia Graduating Students
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Published March, 2016
This study examines selected competencies achieved by graduating BS and nurse anesthetist students in Ethiopia, a country facing a critical shortage...
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Tags: Noncommunicable Diseases, Monitoring and Evaluation, Competency-Based Education & Training, Pre-Service Education, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Standards and Guidelines Development, Performance Improvement, Human Resource Development, Transfer of Learning Materials, Training Performance Standards
Development of a tool to measure women’s perception of respectful maternity care in public health facilities
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Published March, 2016
A draft respectful maternity care [RMC] scale with 37 items and two additional measures of global satisfaction items, measured on a five-point Likert...
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Tags: Maternal & Newborn Health, Monitoring and Evaluation, Health Systems Development, Health Systems Strengthening, Equity, Service Delivery, Standards and Guidelines Development, Increasing Access and Quality, Performance Improvement, Community Interventions & Mobilization, Behavior Change

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