Developing the Promotion of Respectful Maternity Care Strategies for Midwives in Jos, an Intervention Mapping Approach

Grace D., Ari E., Okpe C., Oyedele E., A. A, Onyejekwe G.
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This study aimed to describe the development of strategies to promote respectful maternity care strategies for midwives in Jos, Nigeria. An Intervention Mapping approach was used to develop intervention strategies specifically tailored to midwives. This approach entailed conducting semi-structured interviews with 10 midwives and 13 women. Interviews were transcribed and analyzed using NVIVO software version 10. A logic model of the problem of disrespectful maternity care was developed from the needs assessment carried out in step one. Step two was to formulate health-enhancing outcomes and performance objectives for the intervention, while in step three theory-based methods and practical strategies for the intervention were identified. This study demonstrates that promoting respectful maternity care among midwives needs addressing from different angles. There is a need for individual behavioural changes as well as organizational, attitudinal, and management changes.
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制定促进乔斯助产士尊重产妇护理战略,干预测绘方法
本研究旨在描述尼日利亚乔斯市助产士尊重产妇护理战略的制定情况。采用干预绘图方法制定专门针对助产士的干预策略。这种方法需要对10名助产士和13名妇女进行半结构化访谈。使用NVIVO软件版本10对访谈进行转录和分析。不尊重产妇护理问题的逻辑模型是根据第一步中进行的需求评估制定的。第二步是为干预制定增强健康的结果和绩效目标,而在第三步中,确定了基于理论的干预方法和实际策略。这项研究表明,在助产士中促进尊重产妇的护理需要从不同的角度来解决。需要改变个人行为以及组织、态度和管理。
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