Authors :
Lévis Kahandukya Nyavanda , Jane Mumma , Kambale Karafuli Leopold , Jean-Bosco Kahindo Mbeva
Volume/Issue :
Volume 4 - 2019, Issue 5 - May
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Abstract :
Background
In many circumstances mothers have confront
healthcare difficulties during delivery and these have led
to mortality. In North health division, about 104 children
and 68 women died from a direct complication related to
pregnancy out of 100000Live Births, 15 women have a
disability due to childbirth out of 100000 Live Births
during that particular time of the survey.
Objectives
To describe analysis of RDC-DHS 2014 that are
related to maternal and child health promotion by the
North Kivu Division of the health System in DR Congo;
identify the profiles and level of interventions that have
been made to prevent maternal-child death and equity
promotion during nutritional crisis influenced by socio-
political instabilities.
Design
This is a clinical-based description cross-sectional
study on data analysis (DHS2014) on maternal health
service utilisation in the Health division system of North
Kivu Province, DR Congo.
Results
Chart 2. Of the study shows that maternal deaths
occurred during neonatal period influenced by of
nutrition crisis are caused directly by sexual violence
(31%), followed by haemorrhage (27%), and
hypertension (18%). And that child deaths of aged 0-59
months is caused by malaria (15), followed by pneumonia
(14%) and Diarrhea (14%). In terms of coverage
interventions for reproductive health, the contraceptive
prevalence rate is 27%. Concerning preventing deaths
and promoting equity during gestation, intrapartum and
postpartum health interventions. Is that only a half of
women had at least four antenatal care visits (50%), most
of women were assisted by skilled birth attendants (75%)
and only less than half women (49%) received early
initiation for breast feeding.
Conclusion
Since reproductive health services are limited and
reproductive maternal epidemiology problems are
increasingly complex in nutritional crisis periods, thus the
North Kivu division system needs an urgent integration of
community-based services linkage to hospital services
that can contribute the process of providing maternity
education to community members. It has been noticed
that children births skills that influence infant’s lives and
mothers are ready reviewed but still in the North Kivu
Division of the health system these information have not
yet impacted on the clinicians experiences.
Keywords :
DR Congo, Clinic-Based Description, Nutrition Crisis, Maternal-Child Deaths Prevention, Equity In Health, Health Well-Being, Maternity Healthcare Services, Four Lacks, SMART Methodology, Socio-Demographic Survey.
Background
In many circumstances mothers have confront
healthcare difficulties during delivery and these have led
to mortality. In North health division, about 104 children
and 68 women died from a direct complication related to
pregnancy out of 100000Live Births, 15 women have a
disability due to childbirth out of 100000 Live Births
during that particular time of the survey.
Objectives
To describe analysis of RDC-DHS 2014 that are
related to maternal and child health promotion by the
North Kivu Division of the health System in DR Congo;
identify the profiles and level of interventions that have
been made to prevent maternal-child death and equity
promotion during nutritional crisis influenced by socio-
political instabilities.
Design
This is a clinical-based description cross-sectional
study on data analysis (DHS2014) on maternal health
service utilisation in the Health division system of North
Kivu Province, DR Congo.
Results
Chart 2. Of the study shows that maternal deaths
occurred during neonatal period influenced by of
nutrition crisis are caused directly by sexual violence
(31%), followed by haemorrhage (27%), and
hypertension (18%). And that child deaths of aged 0-59
months is caused by malaria (15), followed by pneumonia
(14%) and Diarrhea (14%). In terms of coverage
interventions for reproductive health, the contraceptive
prevalence rate is 27%. Concerning preventing deaths
and promoting equity during gestation, intrapartum and
postpartum health interventions. Is that only a half of
women had at least four antenatal care visits (50%), most
of women were assisted by skilled birth attendants (75%)
and only less than half women (49%) received early
initiation for breast feeding.
Conclusion
Since reproductive health services are limited and
reproductive maternal epidemiology problems are
increasingly complex in nutritional crisis periods, thus the
North Kivu division system needs an urgent integration of
community-based services linkage to hospital services
that can contribute the process of providing maternity
education to community members. It has been noticed
that children births skills that influence infant’s lives and
mothers are ready reviewed but still in the North Kivu
Division of the health system these information have not
yet impacted on the clinicians experiences.
Keywords :
DR Congo, Clinic-Based Description, Nutrition Crisis, Maternal-Child Deaths Prevention, Equity In Health, Health Well-Being, Maternity Healthcare Services, Four Lacks, SMART Methodology, Socio-Demographic Survey.
