Post Abortion Care Quality Status in Health Facilities of Guraghe Zone, Ethiopia

Tesfaye, Gezahegn; Oljira, Lemessa

doi:10.1016/j.jmig.2013.08.559

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“…After detailed appraisal, nine studies in total were selected for inclusion in the systematic review and are presented in Table 1 19 21 23–25 29–31 35. These studies were undertaken in four different geographical regions and within seven different countries.…”

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“…Women who were obtaining or had obtained PAC services as well as PAC providers (including medical staff, doctors, nurses and healthcare workers) 23 25 29 31 35…”

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“…Three of the nine studies focused on post-abortion family planning services/contraception provision post-abortion21 24 29 and six studies focused on PAC as a whole,19 23 25 30 31 35 two of which incorporated generational aspects in their research 25 30…”

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“…The research methodology employed in the articles included three quantitative studies;19 21 24 three qualitative studies;25 30 31 and three mixed-methods studies 23 29 35. Nguyễn et al 23 and McCarraher et al 25 were research evaluations of PAC services which were components of larger implementation specifically designed to increase CAC (the CAC Project and CONECTA project, respectively).…”

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Access to contraception and sexual and reproductive health information post-abortion: a systematic review of literature from low- and middle-income countries

Rogers

Dantas

2017

J Fam Plann Reprod Health Care

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Aim This systematic literature review documented, analysed and critiqued the accessibility of contraception and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information for women living in low-and middle-income countries who have undergone medical or surgical abortion. Methodology This review systematically collated relevant and recent empirical evidence regarding women's access to contraception and SRH information post-abortion within low-and middle-income countries. The PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) framework Guidelines, Flow Diagram and Checklist were utilised to undertake the review. The Ovid (MEDLINE), ProQuest, Science Direct, Web of Science, PUBMED and CINAHL databases were searched and studies that met edibility criteria were assessed for validity and analysis. A narrative synthesis of characteristics and results of the included studies is presented. Findings After detailed assessment of available and relevant literature, nine studies were selected for inclusion in the review. Studies highlighted barriers to contraception and SRH information including supply limitation, lack of comprehensive education and counselling, lack of skilled post-abortion care (PAC) providers and abortion stigma. Conclusions The review found that with access to a wide range of contraceptive methods combined with comprehensive SRH information and education, contraception uptake in women post-abortion does increase. The review also highlights the inconsistencies in clinic-reported 'counselling' and what this term actually involves within a PAC setting.

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“…Women who were obtaining or had obtained PAC services as well as PAC providers (including medical staff, doctors, nurses and healthcare workers) 23 25 29 31 35…”

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confidence: 99%

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Access to contraception and sexual and reproductive health information post-abortion: a systematic review of literature from low- and middle-income countries

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Dantas

2017

J Fam Plann Reprod Health Care

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“…More than 40% of the total deaths due to unsafe abortion have occurred in Africa making it a cause of maternal mortality in the region (Tesfaye and Oljira, 2013). Reasons for procuring induced abortions are typically characterized as either therapeutic or elective (Tesfaye and Oljira, 2013). Therapeutic abortion is performed to save the life of the pregnant woman; prevent harm to the woman's and fetal physical or mental health (Central Statistical Agency (CSA), 2012).…”

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Proportion of safe abortion and associated factors among women who seek abortion care services in family guidance and Marie Stopes International Clinic in Dessie Town, North East Ethiopia

Cherie¹,

Asmerom²

2017

J. Public Health Epidemiol.

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In Ethiopia, abortion is illegal except in cases where the mother's and fetal life is in danger. As such, little is known about safe abortion. This study aimed to assess proportion of safe abortion and associated factors among women who seek abortion care services in Family Health Guidance and Marie Stopes International Clinics, Dessie town, North East Ethiopia. Cross-sectional study was conducted among 422 mothers who sought abortion care services from March to May 2017. The samples were taken consecutively in the study period by considering random client flow. Bivariate and multivariable logistic regression was done. From 422 patients who got abortion care services in the study period, 265 (62.8%) practiced safe abortion. Severe health problems during pregnancy [AOR 12, 95% CI, (3.080, 48.364)], surgical method of abortion [AOR 6, 95% CI, (2.379, 14.374)] and positive attitude of the study group to safe abortion [AOR 1.9, 95% CI, (1.084, 3.182)] were potential predictors of safe abortion. It was found that while the majority of participants were coming to access safe abortion services, there are still a large number of women engaging in unsafe methods for abortion. Thus, there is need for strong pregnancy follow up and behavioral change programs towards safe abortion..

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Prevalence and associated factors of induced abortion among rural married women: A cross‐sectional survey in Anhui, China

Gao

Zhang

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J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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Post Abortion Care Quality Status in Health Facilities of Guraghe Zone, Ethiopia

Cited by 9 publications

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Access to contraception and sexual and reproductive health information post-abortion: a systematic review of literature from low- and middle-income countries

Access to contraception and sexual and reproductive health information post-abortion: a systematic review of literature from low- and middle-income countries

Proportion of safe abortion and associated factors among women who seek abortion care services in family guidance and Marie Stopes International Clinic in Dessie Town, North East Ethiopia

Prevalence and associated factors of induced abortion among rural married women: A cross‐sectional survey in Anhui, China

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