Community participation practices in safe motherhood issues in Monkey-bay, Nankhwali and Nkope areas.
The research will use descriptive evaluative design in a survey with questionnaires and interviews. The study will therefore use a qualitative as well as quantitative research techniques. The study will examine the extent of community participation in Safe Motherhood (S.M.) activities. A convenient...
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Kamuzu University of Health Sciences
2022
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| Online toegang: | http://nkhokwe.kuhes.ac.mw/handle/20.500.12845/492 |
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Voeg label toe | Samenvatting: | The research will use descriptive evaluative design in a survey with questionnaires and interviews. The study will therefore use a qualitative as well as quantitative research techniques. The study will examine the extent of community participation in Safe Motherhood (S.M.) activities. A convenient sample of seventy subjects will be drawn from catchment areas
of three Health Centers (WC). Two villages will be randomly selected from each H/C catchment area. The study subjects will include women, men, village influential leaders, and health workers at H/C level. The expected results should focus low community participation in S.M. due to poor leadership styles lack of participation in carrying out community needs assessment in S.M., poor community organization and lack of capacity
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Knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of the community towards new roles of traditional birth attendants in Chigumula area, Blantyre