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View article: Global burden, disparities, and determinants of postpartum haemorrhage among women who gave birth: an umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses
Global burden, disparities, and determinants of postpartum haemorrhage among women who gave birth: an umbrella review of systematic reviews and meta-analyses Open
Background Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) is a preventable yet leading cause of maternal death, demanding urgent attention and action. Every year, tens of thousands of women die from postpartum haemorrhage a tragedy that is both preventable …
View article: Evidence and determinants of post-abortion family planning utilization among women of reproductive age in Africa: an umbrella review
Evidence and determinants of post-abortion family planning utilization among women of reproductive age in Africa: an umbrella review Open
Background Post-abortion family planning (PAFP), ideally initiated within 48 h, is crucial for preventing unplanned pregnancies. Repeat-induced abortion remains a significant challenge to the sexual and reproductive health of women. Despit…
View article: Adolescent sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs in Ghana: a culturally sensitive perspective
Adolescent sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs in Ghana: a culturally sensitive perspective Open
Adolescents have sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs. A culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health information communication intervention is recommended, since it may have value in guiding adolesce…
View article: Exploring midwifery competence and confidence based on midwives’ experiences and stakeholders’ insights in Kenya: a descriptive phenomenological approach
Exploring midwifery competence and confidence based on midwives’ experiences and stakeholders’ insights in Kenya: a descriptive phenomenological approach Open
Midwives had disparities in competence and confidence during clinical practice, based on their different qualifications. A supportive environment emerged as necessary in enabling appropriate clinical experience, confidence, and competence.…
View article: Parental approaches to sexual and reproductive health information communication with adolescents in Ghana
Parental approaches to sexual and reproductive health information communication with adolescents in Ghana Open
Background Parent-adolescent sexual and reproductive health (SRH) communication is recognized as an important protective factor against risky sexual behaviors and associated health problems, such as sexually transmitted infections (STIs) a…
View article: Phenomenology for primary care researchers
Phenomenology for primary care researchers Open
Primary care researchers often turn to qualitative methodologies to explore people’s perspectives and experiences. Phenomenology is appropriate when the focus is on lived experiences, rather than ideas, beliefs, opinions or perceptions. Ph…
View article: Maximising contributions of midwives in Africa towards achieving MNH targets: Lessons learned
Maximising contributions of midwives in Africa towards achieving MNH targets: Lessons learned Open
African midwives are pivotal in enhancing continuity and care coordination throughout healthcare systems. They are a critical human resource in mitigating near misses, morbidities and mortality in Maternal and Neonatal Health (MNH). Thus, …
View article: Perspectives of parents and adolescents on sexual and reproductive health information communication in Ghana
Perspectives of parents and adolescents on sexual and reproductive health information communication in Ghana Open
Background: Parent-adolescent sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information communication is known to be associated with positive SRH outcomes of adolescents. This determinant of positive SRH outcomes of adolescents is therefore receivi…
View article: Experiences of skilled birth attendants with dissemination strategies and use of maternal clinical guidelines: A qualitative synthesis
Experiences of skilled birth attendants with dissemination strategies and use of maternal clinical guidelines: A qualitative synthesis Open
Introduction: Despite several evidence-based clinical guidelines aimed at improving the quality of maternal care as well as avert maternal mortality, guidelines frequently fail to reach the intended users. This qualitative synthesis explor…
View article: Effectiveness of dissemination strategies of maternal clinical guidelines: A narrative review
Effectiveness of dissemination strategies of maternal clinical guidelines: A narrative review Open
Background: Maternal clinical guidelines (MCGs) provide evidence-based recommendations for skilled birth professionals (SBPs) at the point of care. The dissemination strategies and use of MCGs are inconsistent among skilled birth providers…
View article: Launching the Maternal and Neonatal section in the Primary Health Care and Family Medicine journal
Launching the Maternal and Neonatal section in the Primary Health Care and Family Medicine journal Open
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View article: Women’s experiences with continuity for effective coordination during maternal and neonatal continuum in Kenya: An interpretive phenomenology
Women’s experiences with continuity for effective coordination during maternal and neonatal continuum in Kenya: An interpretive phenomenology Open
Background: Embracing women’s experiences in decision-making is imperative for continuity in effective coordination of maternal and neonatal health (MNH); women are the end users within the care ecosystem. Through women’s continuous feedba…
View article: Informational continuity by midwives during birth at primary care settings in the Western Cape
Informational continuity by midwives during birth at primary care settings in the Western Cape Open
Informational continuity approaches among the midwives, with the women and between healthcare facilities are a prerequisite to ensure continuity of care and care coordination during birth.
View article: A mixed methods study on continuity and care coordination based on the obstetric near miss approach
A mixed methods study on continuity and care coordination based on the obstetric near miss approach Open
This study contributes to our understanding of the challenges of continuity and coordination in maternal healthcare in resource-poor settings by applying the WHO operationalisation of continuity and coordination using mixed methodology.
View article: “Attitude is the fifth delay”: Perspectives of obstetric near-miss survivors and health care professionals on continuity and coordination of maternal care
“Attitude is the fifth delay”: Perspectives of obstetric near-miss survivors and health care professionals on continuity and coordination of maternal care Open
Background Fragmentation in maternal healthcare contributes to preventable maternal deaths. Improving continuity and coordination can mitigate this issue by influencing interactions among providers, interdisciplinary teams, and patient-pro…
View article: Informational continuity by skilled birth attendants during antenatal care in Lesotho
Informational continuity by skilled birth attendants during antenatal care in Lesotho Open
Effective informational continuity enables effective care coordination in ANC in Lesotho.
View article: Exploring women's experiences with cultural practices during pregnancy and birth in Keiyo, Kenya: A phenomenological study
Exploring women's experiences with cultural practices during pregnancy and birth in Keiyo, Kenya: A phenomenological study Open
Childbearing is associated with memories from experiences encountered during the childbearing journey. Besides the physiological and biological nature of pregnancy and birth, culture influences experiences and the meanings of surroundings.…
View article: Exploring the culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs of parents in Ghana
Exploring the culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs of parents in Ghana Open
Parents in this context require skills to communicate SRH information with their adolescent children. A culturally appropriate intervention that supports SRH information communication between parents and adolescents may have value in guidi…
View article: A systematic review of effective parent-adolescent sexual and reproductive health information communication in lower- and middle-income countries
A systematic review of effective parent-adolescent sexual and reproductive health information communication in lower- and middle-income countries Open
Background: Parents play an important role in the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) of their adolescents. Parent–adolescent SRH information communication is cardinal and is expected to improve SRH outcomes of adolescents.Aim: The aim of…
View article: Self-reported continuity and coordination of antenatal care and its association with obstetric near miss in Uasin Gishu county, Kenya
Self-reported continuity and coordination of antenatal care and its association with obstetric near miss in Uasin Gishu county, Kenya Open
Near-miss survivors scored lower on longitudinal continuity and coordination of care across levels. Further research should focus on strengthening coordination, determining the optimal level of longitudinal continuity and improving systems…
View article: Self-perceived competency of midwives in Kenya: A descriptive cross-sectional study
Self-perceived competency of midwives in Kenya: A descriptive cross-sectional study Open
Midwives' competence was influenced by the level of education and facility where they practice. All pre-service midwifery programme graduates must meet the essential ICM competencies and need to enhance continuous professional development …
View article: Exploring midwifery competence and confidence based on midwives' experiences and stakeholders' insights in Kenya: A descriptive phenomenological approach
Exploring midwifery competence and confidence based on midwives' experiences and stakeholders' insights in Kenya: A descriptive phenomenological approach Open
Background Midwives who are educated and regulated to international standards can provide ninety percent of the needed essential care for women and newborns and reduce preventable maternal and child mortalities. However, inadequacies in mi…
View article: Exploring experiences with sensitivity to cultural practices among birth attendants in Kenya: A phenomenological study
Exploring experiences with sensitivity to cultural practices among birth attendants in Kenya: A phenomenological study Open
Background: Sensitivity to women’s cultural needs and expectations by care providers is essential. Skilled birth services for women are as essential as traditional birth services. Therefore, collaborative skilled and cultural care optimise…
View article: Perspectives on waiting times in an antenatal clinic: A case study in the Western Cape
Perspectives on waiting times in an antenatal clinic: A case study in the Western Cape Open
The factors that influenced WTs are multifaceted and interrelated. Many of the factors influencing the WTs could be remedied by implementing appropriate workflow strategies, improving communication and increasing equipment availability. Th…
View article: Accessible continued professional development for maternal mental health
Accessible continued professional development for maternal mental health Open
We found that this method of learning elicited significant improvement in mental health knowledge for care providers. Continued professional development policy planners and curriculum developers may be interested in these findings.