UASSIGNED:用户满意度评估在确保卫生部门的医疗保健质量和指导方面越来越重要。非洲是世界上避孕普及率最低的地区。在发展的战略选择中,普遍获得计划生育的成本收益率最高。计划生育可以降低与怀孕相关的死亡率,分娩,产后,自1980年以来,莫桑比克的初级卫生保健提供了计划生育咨询,并在国家公共卫生系统的所有不同级别提供了服务。2017年,这个国家的孕产妇死亡率很高,已知的原因之一是计划生育的使用率很低。利用率低的其他原因是卫生专业人员在避孕药具处方和服务不足方面引入的偏见。我们打算评估用户对Marrere健康中心计划生育访问质量的意见,了解我们如何提高这些服务的使用和质量。这项研究被设计为一个有计划的中介评估,作为一个更大的实施研究项目的一部分,旨在降低Natikiri社区的孕产妇和新生儿死亡率,在楠普拉郊区。
未经评估:我们进行了描述性横断面定量案例研究,目标人群是当地卫生中心计划生育服务的用户。137个人的随机抽样回答了一项由满意度组成的调查,我们查阅了计划生育服务统计指标。如果用户对问题回答“满意”或“非常满意”,则认为他们感到满意。使用社会科学(SPSS)22.0的统计软件包计算频率,置信区间为95%,误差幅度为5%。该研究方案得到了卢里奥大学和萨斯喀彻温大学(加拿大)伦理委员会的批准。
未经评估:几乎所有受访者(93%),是受教育程度低的成年女性。他们说,总的来说(88%),他们对计划生育咨询中的护理质量感到满意。男子很少参与计划生育。然而,发现卫生专业人员通常不遵循以患者为中心的服务协议,在沟通和信息共享方面存在弱点,更常见的是青少年客户。
未经评估:大多数计划生育用户是成年女性,对所提供的服务感到满意。计划生育实践的成功改变需要政治上的广泛支持,宗教和社区部门。此外,对卫生专业人员进行适当的技术和专业培训对于对个人产生积极影响是必要的,家庭,社区,和政府。建议在初级卫生保健中推广计划生育,作为实现全民健康覆盖的重要战略,保护妇女的生命,促进国家的发展。
UNASSIGNED: user satisfaction assessment has been increasingly important in ensuring health care quality and guidance in the health sector. Africa is the region in the world with the lowest prevalence of contraception use. Universal access to family planning has one of the highest rates of benefits for cost among strategic options for development. Family planning can reduce mortality associated with pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, and family planning consultations are available in primary health care in Mozambique since 1980, with services delivered at all different levels of the national public health system. In 2017 this country had a high maternal mortality rate and one of the known causes was the low use of family planning. Among other causes for low utilization is the bias introduced by health professionals in the prescription of contraceptives and service deficiencies. We intended to assess the users\' opinion about family planning visit quality at the Marrere Health Center, to understand how we might consequently increase the use and quality of these services. This study was designed as a planned intermediary evaluation, as part of a larger implementation research project, aiming to reduce maternal and newborn mortality rates in Natikiri neighbourhood, in Nampula peri-urban area.
UNASSIGNED: we carried out a descriptive cross- sectional quantitative
case study, where the target population was users of family planning services at a local health center. A random sample of 137 individuals answered a survey consisting of satisfaction, and we consulted family planning service statistical indicators. Users were considered satisfied if they answered \"satisfied\" or \"very satisfied\" on questions. Frequencies were calculated with statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS) 22.0 with a confidence interval of 95% and a 5% margin of error. The study protocol was approved by Lúrio University and the University of Saskatchewan (Canada) Ethics Committees.
UNASSIGNED: almost all respondents (93%), were adult women with low levels of education. They stated, in general (88%), they were satisfied with the quality of care in the family planning consultation. There was minor participation of men in family planning. However, health professionals were found to not generally follow a patient-centered service protocol, with weaknesses in communication and information sharing, more commonly with adolescent clients.
UNASSIGNED: most family planning visits users were adult women, satisfied with the service provided. Successful changes in family planning practice require broad support from political, religious and community sectors. Additionally, proper technical and professional training of health professionals is necessary to achieve a positive impact on individuals, families, communities, and government. Family planning promotion in primary health care is recommended as an important strategy for achieving universal health coverage, protecting the lives of women, and promoting the country\'s development.