[Women-and Child-Friendly Institutional Strategies with an integral approach in Colombia]
Patricia Farías-Jiménez1, Gina Paola Arocha-Zuluaga2, Kenny Margarita Trujillo-Ramírez1
1Centro de Estudios e Investigación en Salud, Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá, Colombia.
Abstract:
It is uncommon to implement and document a maternal and child healthcare strategy on a territorial and institutional level is infrequent. Therefore, we aimed to describe the experience of a consulting team composed of two physicians, two nurses and two nutritionists, whose purpose was to support the introduction of the Women- and Child-Friendly Institutional Strategy with an integral approach in 25 healthcare institutions in three Colombian departments (Cauca, Huila and Nariño), according to unmet basic needs. The Women- and Child-Friendly Institutional Strategy, considered a senior management strategy, promotes a specific method that allows monitoring of institutions during the implementation of a health and nutritional care strategy for women and children, and offers them the possibility of voluntarily becoming accredited as a Women- and Child-Friendly Institutions.
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