TO DETERMINE THE CLIENT RELATED FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE UPTAKE OF MATERNITY SERVICES BY WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE ATTENDING LEVEL THREE HEALTH FACILITIES IN IMENTI SOUTH, MERU COUNTY

Kawira Fridah Muchunku, Jane Karonjo, David Muya
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Numerous lives may be saved by maternal health care services despite the fact that millions of women of reproductive age die during pregnancy, delivery, and the postpartum period. More women are able to prevent short and long-term maternal disabilities and illnesses such as fistulas, infertility and depression. Kenya has developed a number of policies to improve maternal health. One such policy is the free maternity services policy that allows all pregnant mothers to have access to free maternity services in government facilities across the country. Free maternity services policy allows for provision of free delivery services to expectant women in health facilities run by the Kenyan Government. 189 nations ratified the Millennium Declaration and pledged to accomplish eight objectives by the turn of the twenty-first century. The study was a cross-sectional descriptive research design targeting population of 51,770 women of childbearing age in Imenti South Sub County. The sample size consisted of 100 respondents (women of childbearing aged between 18-49 years). The study employed qualitative and quantitative sampling methods. The sampling procedure was simple random sampling and purposive sampling. Data collection instruments were by questionnaires and observation schedule. Data was analyzed by use of descriptive statistics and results displayed using tables, bar charts, pie charts and presented using percentages, frequencies, means and standard deviations. Analysis was done using SPSS version 25. Uptake of maternity services. The negative attitude of health care workers greatly influenced Uptake of maternity services. Limited uptake was also linked to poor development of health infrastructure and usage of the facility, which ultimately influenced Uptake of maternity services. Awareness did not match Uptake of maternity services. The study concluded that social demographic factors, client related factors and health facility-related factors can influence the success or failure of Uptake of maternity services by women. It recommended a rights-based approach when designing and delivering free maternity services, strengthening client satisfaction programs and adopting a broader bottom-up approach when engaging rural women to ensure effective development of health infrastructure and usage of the facility. further suggestions for future research was recommended, including studies that explore attitudes and behaviours in varied settings, factors promoting positive attitudes and behaviours, and the effectiveness of interventions to address negative patient experiences in both three-level and other health facilities in Kenya.
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确定影响梅鲁县伊门蒂南部三级医疗机构育龄妇女接受产科服务的客户相关因素
尽管数百万育龄妇女在怀孕、分娩和产后期间死亡,但孕产妇保健服务可以挽救无数生命。更多的妇女能够预防短期和长期的孕产妇残疾和疾病,如瘘管、不孕症和抑郁症。肯尼亚制定了一系列改善产妇保健的政策。其中一项政策是免费孕产服务政策,该政策允许所有怀孕母亲在全国各地的政府设施中获得免费孕产服务。免费孕产服务政策允许肯尼亚政府管理的卫生设施为孕妇提供免费分娩服务。189 个国家批准了《千年宣言》,并承诺在二十一世纪之交实现八项目标。本研究采用横断面描述性研究设计,对象是伊门蒂南部子县的 51 770 名育龄妇女。样本量由 100 名受访者(年龄在 18-49 岁之间的育龄妇女)组成。研究采用了定性和定量抽样方法。抽样程序为简单随机抽样和目的性抽样。数据收集工具为问卷和观察表。数据采用描述性统计方法进行分析,结果以表格、条形图、饼状图显示,并以百分比、频率、平均值和标准偏差表示。分析使用 SPSS 25 版本进行。孕产服务的使用情况。医护人员的消极态度在很大程度上影响了孕产妇服务的使用率。产科服务使用率有限还与卫生基础设施发展落后和设施使用率低有关,这最终影响了产科服务的使用率。对孕产妇服务的认识与接受程度不匹配。研究得出的结论是,社会人口因素、客户相关因素和医疗设施相关因素都会影响妇女接受孕产服务的成败。研究建议在设计和提供免费孕产服务时采用基于权利的方法,加强客户满意度计划,并在吸引农村妇女参与时采用更广泛的自下而上的方法,以确保有效发展医疗基础设施和使用医疗设施。研究还对未来的研究提出了更多建议,包括研究探讨不同环境下的态度和行为、促进积极态度和行为的因素,以及解决肯尼亚三级医疗机构和其他医疗机构中患者负面体验的干预措施的有效性。
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