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Training health professionals in conducting maternal death reviews
Vincent De Brouwere1, Véronique Zinnen1, Thérèse Delvaux1
1Institute of Tropical Medicine, Woman and Child Health Research Centre, Antwerp, Belgium.
Abstract:
In countries where maternal death review (MDR) sessions are proposed as an intervention to improve quality of obstetric care, training focuses on the theory behind this method. However, experience shows that health staff lack confidence to apply the theory if they have not attended a practical training session. To address this problem, a training curriculum based on the new guidelines from the FIGO Leadership in Obstetrics and Gynecology for Impact and Change (LOGIC) Initiative for preparing and conducting MDR sessions was designed and tested in Cameroon. This curriculum is competency-based and consists primarily of practical individual or group exercises.
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