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Traditional health practitioners' training needs on biomedical knowledge and skills in a South African township. 南非一个乡镇传统卫生从业者的生物医学知识和技能培训需求。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.3923
Mabitja Moeta, Maurine R Musie, Raikane J Seretlo, Maikeleng Ledimo, Melitah M Rasweswe, Eugene Makhavhu, Fhumulani M Mulaudzi

Background: Traditional health practitioners (THPs) play an important role in communities by providing necessary health services for a variety of health problems. Possessing complementary biomedical knowledge and skills is vital in saving lives of patients. However, less is known about biomedical knowledge and skills among THPs.

Aim: This study aimed to explore and describe the training needs of THPs on biomedical knowledge and skills in urban townships in South Africa.

Setting: The study was conducted in a township in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality of Gauteng province, South Africa.

Methods: A qualitative, explorative, descriptive design with 18 THPs was employed through snowballing sampling. Data were collected through a lekgotla group discussion and thematic content analysis undertaken.

Results: Themes that emanated include knowledge of the basic physiological functioning of the human body; biomedical knowledge and skills required for the assessment of patients; managing emergency health conditions and understanding diagnostic concepts used in traditional health practice versus biomedical systems.

Conclusion: Traditional health practitioners have demonstrated interest in being trained on certain skills used within the biomedical system to care for patients. Performing the necessary first-aid skills by THPs will assist patients in the communities while waiting for emergency services or referrals. Provision of training programmes for THPs on first aid interventions during emergencies is therefore recommended.Contribution: The study revealed that capacitating THPs with biomedical knowledge and skills can improve their ability to promote healthy living and prevent health problems in communities where access to resources is limited.

背景:传统卫生从业者(THP)为各种健康问题提供必要的卫生服务,在社区中发挥着重要作用。拥有互补的生物医学知识和技能对于挽救患者的生命至关重要。然而,对THP的生物医学知识和技能知之甚少。目的:本研究旨在探索和描述南非城镇THP在生物医学知识和技术方面的培训需求。背景:本研究在南非豪登省茨瓦内市的一个乡镇进行。方法:定性、探索性、,通过滚雪球式抽样,采用18个THP的描述性设计。数据是通过lekgotla小组讨论和专题内容分析收集的。结果:产生的主题包括关于人体基本生理功能的知识;评估患者所需的生物医学知识和技能;管理紧急健康状况,理解传统健康实践与生物医学系统中使用的诊断概念。结论:传统健康从业者已经表现出对生物医学系统中用于护理患者的某些技能的培训的兴趣。THP执行必要的急救技能将在等待紧急服务或转诊时帮助社区中的患者。因此,建议为THP提供紧急情况下的急救干预培训方案。贡献:该研究表明,让THP具备生物医学知识和技能可以提高他们在资源有限的社区促进健康生活和预防健康问题的能力。
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A disaster of politics: The energy supply crisis in South Africa 政治灾难:南非的能源供应危机
Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v12i2.2303
Gideon J. Wentink
On 09 February 2023, the South African government declared and classified the energy supply crisis in South Africa as a state of disaster. This is directly the opposite of what the president announced a few months before the event (Ramaphosa 2022). To answer the question posed in the title of this opinion piece, it is necessary to take a brief look at the build-up to the declaration and classification of the state of disaster of 09 February 2023. Then I will discuss what a disaster entails according to South African legislation, and I will conclude with closing comments.
2023年2月9日,南非政府宣布并将南非的能源供应危机列为灾难状态。这与总统在活动前几个月宣布的内容完全相反(拉马福萨2022)。为了回答这篇评论文章标题中提出的问题,有必要简要回顾一下2023年2月9日宣布灾难状态和分类的过程。然后,我将讨论根据南非立法,灾难意味着什么,最后我将作最后评论。
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Late registration for ante natal care by pregnant women with previous caesarean section 曾剖腹产的孕妇产前护理登记过晚
Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v12i2.2776
Mareko Ramotsababa, Vincent Setlhare
BackgroundDespite good access to antenatal care services for most women in Botswana, and regular training of health care workers in obstetrics and gynaecology, many pregnant women with previous caesarean section still presented late for antennal care at Letsholathebe II Memorial Hospital (LIIMH), in Maun, Botswana. Presenting late for antenatal care may lead to morbidity and mortality among pregnant women with previous caesarean section, and the babies they are carrying. Knowing the reasons why women with previous caesarean section present late for antenatal care may help in the formulation of interventions that decrease late presentation. Decreasing late presentation for ante natal care among pregnant women with previous caesarean section may decrease morbidity and mortality among these women and their babies.Aim The aim of the study was to explore the reasons why pregnant women with previous caesarean section registered late for ante natal care.SettingThis study was done at Letsholathebe II Memorial Hospital (LIIMH); a district a hospital situated in Maun Botswana.MethodsThis was a descriptive qualitative study. Consenting pregnant women who had a previous caesarean section delivery, were interviewed in the local language, until data saturation. These women presented at LIIMH, Maun, after the 20th week of pregnancy. The interviews were audio recorded, transcribed, translated into English and analysed thematically, using ATLAS-ti software.ResultsThe reasons that were raised by participants for late registration for antenatal care were lack of information, misconception on the appropriate booking time, and not knowing the place for their antenatal care. Participants’ dissatisfaction with the quality of clinic antenatal care, use of alternative antenatal care providers, delayed referral from local clinics, and experience from previous pregnancies were also mentioned as reasons for late registration.Discussion and ConclusionInadequate knowledge of antenatal care, and not knowing the planned place of delivery contributed to delays in registering for antenatal care at LIIMH. Dissatisfaction with antenatal care, and use of alternative antenatal care providers was another important factor. There is a need to keep pregnant women with previous caesarean section well informed about plans for their delivery, and for enlisting the help of alternative ante natal care providers, so as to improve management of pregnant women with previous caesarean section.
尽管博茨瓦纳大多数妇女都能很好地获得产前保健服务,保健工作者也能定期接受产科和妇科方面的培训,但许多以前剖腹产过的孕妇到博茨瓦纳马翁的Letsholathebe II纪念医院接受产前保健时仍然很晚。产前保健姗姗来迟可能导致曾经剖腹产过的孕妇及其所怀婴儿的发病率和死亡率。了解有过剖腹产史的妇女在产前护理时迟到的原因可能有助于制定减少迟到的干预措施。减少有过剖宫产史的孕妇迟来产前护理可能会降低这些妇女及其婴儿的发病率和死亡率。目的本研究的目的是探讨有过剖宫产史的孕妇产前护理登记较晚的原因。本研究在letsholathbe II纪念医院(LIIMH)完成;博茨瓦纳芒的一个区,一家医院。方法采用描述性定性研究。在数据饱和之前,使用当地语言对先前剖腹产的孕妇进行了访谈。这些妇女在怀孕20周后出现在莫恩的LIIMH。访谈录音、转录、翻译成英文,并使用ATLAS-ti软件按主题进行分析。结果受访人员提出产前保健预约延迟的原因为信息不充分、预约时间不正确、不了解产前保健地点等。参与者对诊所产前护理质量的不满,使用替代产前护理提供者,从当地诊所转诊延迟,以及以前怀孕的经历也被提及为延迟登记的原因。讨论与结论产前保健知识不足和不知道计划分娩地点是导致在LIIMH登记产前保健的延误的原因。对产前护理的不满和使用替代产前护理提供者是另一个重要因素。有必要让有过剖腹产经历的孕妇充分了解其分娩计划,并寻求其他产前护理提供者的帮助,以改善对有过剖腹产经历的孕妇的管理。
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School-based healthcare services in Cape Town, South Africa: When there's a will, there's a way. 南非开普敦的学校医疗服务:有志者事竟成。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-27 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4216
Nadia Ahmed, Carey Pike, Jessica Lee, Colleen Wagner, Linda-Gail Bekker

South African secondary schools do not deliver school-based healthcare services despite high rates of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, sexually transmitted infections, and unplanned pregnancies among adolescents, ongoing sub-optimal uptake of healthcare services from public healthcare facilities by adolescents, and national policy support for such services. A pilot school health nursing programme (SHNP) was offered to 44 secondary schools in a single health sub-district within the Western Cape, South Africa. The programme included fortnightly nurse visits that offered a standard package of healthcare services, including sexual and reproductive health services tailored according to school preference.Of the 44 schools, 42 gave permission for the SHNP to operate, with the majority of schools selecting the full comprehensive package of services. Programme implementation was truncated such that delivery only occurred over two school terms (20 weeks); however, 344 students attended the service. The majority of service users were female with a median age of 16 years, and over a half attended the service for sexual and reproductive health services.Contribution: A key challenge to school-based health service delivery arose from inadequate stakeholder support and differential views of adolescent healthcare needs among government officials, parents, guardians, school staff and governing bodies. These findings motivate for ongoing multi-level stakeholder engagement around the reality of adolescent healthcare needs and further opportunities to deliver school health services for longer time periods such that their feasibility, acceptability, and potential to impact healthcare outcomes can be assessed in this setting.

尽管青少年感染人类免疫缺陷病毒(HIV)、性传播感染和计划外怀孕的比率很高,青少年从公共医疗机构获得的医疗服务持续处于次优水平,并且国家政策支持此类服务,但南非中学并没有提供以学校为基础的医疗服务。为南非西开普省一个卫生分区的44所中学提供了学校健康护理试点方案。该计划包括每两周一次的护士探访,提供标准的一揽子医疗服务,包括根据学校偏好量身定制的性健康和生殖健康服务。在44所学校中,有42所学校批准SHNP运营,大多数学校选择了全面的服务。方案执行被缩短,只在两个学期(20周)内交付;然而,344名学生参加了仪式。大多数服务使用者是女性,中位年龄为16岁,超过一半的人参加了性健康和生殖健康服务。贡献:利益相关者的支持不足,以及政府官员、家长、监护人、学校工作人员和管理机构对青少年医疗需求的不同看法,是学校医疗服务提供面临的一个关键挑战。这些发现激励了多层次利益相关者围绕青少年医疗保健需求的现实进行持续参与,并提供了在更长时间内提供学校医疗服务的进一步机会,以便在这种情况下评估其可行性、可接受性和影响医疗保健结果的潜力。
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Development of a pain self-management intervention framework for people with spinal cord injury. 为脊髓损伤患者开发疼痛自我管理干预框架。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-26 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4039
Mokgadi K Mashola, Elzette Korkie, Diphale J Mothabeng

Background:  Pain is the most common reason for medical visits to primary health care practitioners. Pain self-management interventions are encouraged and there is no known self-management intervention framework available that clinicians and people with spinal cord injury (PWSCI) can use to guide treatment selection.

Aim:  This study aimed to develop a pain self-management intervention framework for PWSCI.

Setting:  Online and facilitated in Gauteng, South Africa.

Methods:  A three-round modified e-Delphi method was used to reach an 80% consensus among a 21-expert panel. Fifty-nine interventions were distributed via REDCap and a final online audio meeting was held to either include or exclude interventions in the final framework. SPSS v27 was used to analyse descriptive data and content analysis was used for qualitative responses.

Results:  The final developed pain self-management framework consists of 56 interventions and includes interventions from multiple health professions to encompass medical, psychological, therapeutic and social interventions. Interventions are also specified for nociceptive and/or neuropathic pain and grouped according to the biopsychosocial model.

Conclusion:  The interprofessional framework may be used as a guideline for PWSCI to alleviate pain, as well as assist health professionals in clinical decision-making, by providing them with the freedom to choose acceptable and adequate interventions that may be appropriate to treat the affected individual's pain.Contribution: Pain management is a basic need at the primary healthcare level and PWSCI need access to the broad range of interventions available to manage their pain. The framework highlights the variety of appropriate interventions to guide both health professionals and PWSCI with pain relief options.

背景:疼痛是初级保健医生就诊的最常见原因。鼓励疼痛自我管理干预,目前还没有已知的自我管理干预框架可供临床医生和脊髓损伤(PWSCI)患者用于指导治疗选择。目的:本研究旨在为PWSCI开发一个疼痛自我管理干预框架。设置:在线并在南非豪登省提供便利。方法:采用三轮改进的e-Delphi方法,在21个专家组中达成80%的一致意见。通过REDCap分发了59项干预措施,并举行了最后一次在线音频会议,将干预措施纳入或排除在最终框架中。SPSS v27用于分析描述性数据,内容分析用于定性反应。结果:最终制定的疼痛自我管理框架由56项干预措施组成,包括来自多个卫生专业的干预措施,包括医疗、心理、治疗和社会干预措施。干预措施也被指定用于伤害性和/或神经性疼痛,并根据生物心理社会模型进行分组。结论:跨专业框架可作为PWSCI的指南,通过让卫生专业人员自由选择适合治疗受影响个体疼痛的可接受和充分的干预措施,来减轻疼痛,并帮助他们做出临床决策。贡献:疼痛管理是初级医疗保健层面的基本需求,PWSCI需要获得广泛的干预措施来管理他们的疼痛。该框架强调了各种适当的干预措施,以指导卫生专业人员和PWSCI的疼痛缓解选择。
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Validation of the Child-Oral-Health-Impact-Profile among adolescents in Johannesburg: A cross-sectional study. 约翰内斯堡青少年儿童口腔健康影响概况的验证:一项横断面研究。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-25 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.3993
Yolanda Malele-Kolisa, Innocent Maposa, Veerasamy Yengopal, Jude Igumbor

Background:  Oral health-related quality of life (OHRQol) is described as the effect of oral conditions on the overall functioning and well-being of individuals.

Aim:  This study sought to determine the validity of a modified-child oral health impact profile (M-COHIP) among adolescents living with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection (ALHIV) and HIV-undiagnosed adolescents and establish the factors influencing OHRQoL among adolescents in central Johannesburg.

Setting:  Schools and HIV wellness centre in central Johannesburg.

Methods:  An interviewer-administered questionnaire was applied, followed by an oral examination.

Results:  A total of 504 adolescents were included in the study. The overall mean decayed teeth for permanent dentition was 1.6 (standard deviation [s.d.]: 1.99) and caries prevalence was 62.2% (n = 309). The tool's Cronbach's alpha was 0.88. The item-rest correlations were from 0.6 to 0.85 for all items. The initial exploratory factor analysis explained 76% of the total variance. The overall M-COHIP score was 59.6 (18.2). The overall modified-COHIP scores for those not in care (schools) were higher [62.88] than those of ALHIV. The poor M-COHIP scores were associated with reporting toothache, having active decay, poor oral health-self-rating, and being selected from the school site (p  0.005).

Conclusion:  The validation study supports the use of the tool as a reliable and valid measure of OHRQoL. Future research can investigate the extent to which the tool is effective in measuring treatment outcomes and patient satisfaction.Contribution: The validated tool will be beneficial in the African context for programme assessments and overall measure of quality-of-life impacts from oral conditions.

背景:口腔健康相关生活质量(OHRQol)被描述为口腔状况对个体整体功能和幸福感的影响。目的:本研究旨在确定改良儿童口腔健康影响谱(M-COHIP)在患有人类免疫缺陷病毒(HIV)感染(ALHIV)的青少年和未确诊HIV的青少年中的有效性,并确定影响约翰内斯堡市中心青少年口腔健康影响的因素。环境:约翰内斯堡市中心的学校和HIV健康中心。方法:采用访谈者管理的问卷调查,然后进行口试。结果:共有504名青少年被纳入研究。恒牙列的总平均龋齿为1.6(标准差[s.d]:1.99),龋齿患病率为62.2%(n=309)。该工具的克朗巴赫α为0.88。所有项目的项目休息相关性在0.6到0.85之间。最初的探索性因素分析解释了总方差的76%。M-COHIP的总体得分为59.6(18.2)。未接受护理的人(学校)的总体改良COHIP得分高于ALHIV的人[62.88]。M-COHIP评分差与牙痛、活动性蛀牙、口腔健康自我评分差以及被选入学校有关(p 0.005)。结论:验证研究支持使用该工具作为OHRQoL的可靠有效测量方法。未来的研究可以调查该工具在衡量治疗结果和患者满意度方面的有效程度。贡献:经验证的工具将有利于非洲的方案评估和口腔状况对生活质量影响的总体衡量。
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Availability, stock levels and usage of In-vitro diagnostics in the Bono region, Ghana: A cross-sectional study. 加纳波诺地区体外诊断的可用性、库存水平和使用情况:一项横断面研究。
IF 1.2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-23 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4114
Monica Ansu-Mensah, Desmond Kuupiel, Vitalis Bawontuo, Themba G Ginindza

Background: Point-of-care (POC) diagnostic tests play essential roles in diagnosis, surveillance, and disease management in health settings. Nevertheless, implementation challenges may hamper POC test accessibility. This study evaluated the availability and stock levels of the World Health Organization (WHO) prequalified existing in-vitro diagnostics (IVDs) for use in health facilities without laboratories.

Aim: To evaluate the availability, stock levels, and usage of POC diagnostic tests.

Setting: Bono Region, Ghana.

Methods: This cross-sectional survey involved 102 randomly selected Community Health-based and Planning Services (CHPS), 12 district health depots, and a regional medical depot. Using a survey tool, data were collected on clinic staffing, availability and stock levels of tests, and funding sources. STATA 17 was employed for data analysis.

Results: Majority (37.3%) of the respondents were community health nurses, with 4.4 mean years of work experience and 38 working hours per week. Of the 18 existing WHO prequalified POC tests for use at facilities without laboratories, 10 (56%), 2 (11%) and 0 (0%) were found at CHPS, regional, and district depots, respectively. Majority (183 out of 301) stock levels were low. Of the 10 available tests found, 7 scored 111 (36%) of 'high use'. Supply chain management compliance was 5 (31%) out of 16. All CHPS received government funding with 25.5% of them receiving additional donor or internally generated funding.

Conclusion: This study found poor supply chain management compliance, and low availability of POC tests in the Bono Region of Ghana.Contribution: The study outlines POC tests availability and usage in low-resourced setting.

背景:护理点(POC)诊断测试在卫生环境中的诊断、监测和疾病管理中发挥着重要作用。然而,实施方面的挑战可能会阻碍POC测试的可访问性。这项研究评估了世界卫生组织(世界卫生组织)对现有体外诊断(IVD)进行资格预审以供在没有实验室的卫生设施中使用的可用性和库存水平。目的:评估POC诊断测试的可用性、库存水平和使用情况。背景:加纳波诺地区。方法:这项横断面调查涉及102个随机选择的社区卫生和规划服务(CHPS)、12个地区卫生站和一个地区医疗站。使用调查工具,收集了有关诊所人员配备、检测可用性和库存水平以及资金来源的数据。数据分析采用STATA17。结果:大多数(37.3%)受访者是社区卫生护士,平均工作经验4.4年,每周工作38小时。在世界卫生组织现有的18项用于无实验室设施的预先合格POC测试中,在CHPS、区域和地区仓库分别发现了10项(56%)、2项(11%)和0项(0%)。大多数(301只中的183只)库存水平较低。在发现的10项可用测试中,有7项获得了111分(36%)的“高使用率”。供应链管理合规率为5(31%)(满分16)。所有CHPS都获得了政府资助,其中25.5%获得了额外的捐助者或内部产生的资金。结论:本研究发现加纳波诺地区供应链管理合规性差,POC测试可用性低。贡献:该研究概述了POC测试在低资源环境中的可用性和使用情况。
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Acknowledgement to reviewers. 鸣谢审稿人。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-20 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4338
Editorial Office

No abstract available.

无摘要。
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Acknowledgement to reviewers. 向评审员致谢。
IF 2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-20 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4338
Editorial Office

No abstract available.

没有可用的摘要。
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Exploring the culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health information communication skill needs of parents in Ghana. 探讨加纳父母对文化敏感的性健康和生殖健康信息交流技能的需求。
IF 1.2 Q4 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE Pub Date : 2023-10-20 DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v15i1.4101
Frank B Agyei, Doreen M K Kaura, Janet D Bell

Background: Parents play a vital role in the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) of adolescents. Parents' communication with their adolescents regarding SRH is considered an important part of adolescent development, as this contributes to optimising safe SRH.

Aim: This phase of the study explored the culturally sensitive SRH information communication skill needs of parents, based on their personal and social motivation, within the Ghanaian context.

Setting: The study was conducted at the Asante Akyem North Municipality of Ghana.

Methods: This article describes the second phase of an explanatory, sequential, mixed-method study. Following on from the first phase systematic review, this second phase comprised a qualitative descriptive study where 10 purposively sampled parents of adolescents participated in semi-structured interviews to elicit data. Braun and Clarke's thematic data analysis process was applied. Data were saved and managed in Atlas.ti (version 23.0.7).

Results: Four themes emerged on communication skills: SRH information, parent and adolescent factors, contextual factors and communication skill needs. Parent and adolescent communication on SRH takes place occasionally. Parents lack the skills to communicate with adolescents regarding SRH.

Conclusion: 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 guiding this communication process.Contribution: The findings of this study can contribute to the adaptation of a culturally sensitive SRH information communication intervention in Ghana which will promote adolescent SRH.

背景:父母在青少年性健康和生殖健康方面发挥着至关重要的作用。父母与青少年就性健康和生殖健康进行沟通被认为是青少年发展的重要组成部分,因为这有助于优化安全的性健康和再生健康。目的:本阶段的研究探讨了加纳背景下父母基于个人和社会动机对文化敏感的性健康与生殖健康信息沟通技能的需求。背景:该研究在加纳北部Asante Akyem市进行。方法:本文描述了解释性、顺序性、混合方法研究的第二阶段。继第一阶段系统综述之后,第二阶段包括一项定性描述性研究,其中10名有目的地抽样的青少年父母参加了半结构化访谈,以获取数据。应用了Braun和Clarke的专题数据分析过程。数据在Atlas.ti(版本23.0.7)中保存和管理。结果:出现了四个关于沟通技能的主题:SRH信息、父母和青少年因素、情境因素和沟通技能需求。家长和青少年偶尔会就性健康和生殖健康问题进行交流。父母缺乏与青少年就性健康和生殖健康进行沟通的技能。结论:在这种情况下,父母需要与青少年子女沟通性健康和心理健康信息的技能。支持父母和青少年之间性健康和生殖健康信息交流的文化上适当的干预措施可能有助于指导这一交流过程。贡献:这项研究的结果有助于在加纳调整对文化敏感的性健康和生殖健康信息交流干预措施,这将促进青少年性健康和性健康。
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