Enhancing Contraceptive Care and Services for Improved Health Outcomes in Somali Land
This training program aims to enhance knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to contraceptive care and services to improve health outcomes in Somali Land. Participants will learn to clarify values, dispel myths, demonstrate empathy, and commit to improving service provision. Country-specific maternal mortality rates underscore the importance of accessible and compassionate care for women.
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Introduction The following : Name ? 1 2 Organization / Institution? 3 What is your role ?
Ground Rules and Expectations
SAHAN Goal Improved Health of Somalis Perinatal Care Nutrition SAHAN Objectives 2 1 3 Increased utilization of quality essential health services. Indicators Health Facility utilizations Healthy Behaviour Uptake Birth Spacing
GOAL The goal of this training is to enhance Health service delivery team members knowledge, attitudes and intended practices regarding contraceptive care and services to improve country program work and results. 2 1 3
SPECIFIC objectives By the end of this training, participants will be able to: Clarify and articulate their own and others values, beliefs and attitudes that inform contraceptive and service delivery for clients Distinguish between myths, biases and factual information on contraceptive care and service delivery for clients Describe the consequences when contraceptive care and services for women in reproductive age are not accessible or are not provided in a compassionate, client-centered and rights-based manner Demonstrate empathy toward women seeking contraceptive and other RH care Distinguish and appropriately separate their personal beliefs from their professional roles and responsibilities in contraceptive care and service delivery for women Articulate their personal commitments to improve contraceptive care and service provision for women that are consistent with their affirmed values and attitudes
Exercise 3: Country context analysis Maternal (deaths/100,000 live births) mortality rate Year Country Sierra Leone 1,360 2015 Central African Republic 882 2015 Chad 856 2015 Nigeria 814 2015 Somali land 732 2015 Liberia 725 2015 Burundi 712 2015 Congo, Democratic Republic 693 2015 Guinea-Bissau 549 2015
Somali land WRA 2014 shows >maternal mortality rate of 850 per 100000 live births But WHO Oct. 2018 reveals a decline to 730 per 100000 live births, and the leading cause of death. In Somali land pregnant woman face 22 life time risk of maternal death. WHO oct 2018 indicated that the infanct death stood at 132 per 1000 live births.
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