ライフサイエンスコーパス: health facility

1 rstborn, and 760 (68.9%) were delivered at a health facility.

2 atients with UGIB in a Nigerian low resource health facility.

3 tutional birth attendance and population per health facility.

4 ased probability of switching from home to a health facility.

5 eme, to incentivise women to give birth in a health facility.

6 as stratified by district and proximity to a health facility.

7 e differences in service delivery by type of health facility.

8 RDT result and were referred to the nearest health facility.

9 %] of 17 684) antimalarial drugs in surveyed health facilities.

10 uses, at dermatology clinics, and at student health facilities.

11 mainly due to improved access to and use of health facilities.

12 een restricted to medically trained staff in health facilities.

13 st-effective method of directing patients to health facilities.

14 ults, 36 pregnant women, and 188 children to health facilities.

15 sample of nursing staff working at the four health facilities.

16 at ANC were not consistently managed across health facilities.

17 ger term hospital and community based mental health facilities.

18 nd attention to quality of obstetric care in health facilities.

19 el, the lowest risk deliveries were those in health facilities.

20 sually take place in communities rather than health facilities.

21 the sampled provinces, cities/districts, and health facilities.

22 ple drawn from a sampling frame of 1858 BPHS health facilities.

23 ral therapy being made available from public health facilities.

24 ance and control to population not attending health facilities.

25 Viet Nam, it was integrated into government health facilities.

26 s and to record all cases of malaria seen at health facilities.

27 erventions delivered through even very basic health facilities.

28 the treatment of women during childbirth at health facilities.

29 ude OR 0.60 [95% CI 0.48-0.75]) and birth in health facilities (0.50 [0.39-0.64]) than did Han women;

30 rth attendance (14% to 46%), and births in a health facility (13% to 39%).

31 investigated for tuberculosis in 40 primary health facilities (20 clusters) in South Africa enrolled

32 nce and probability sampling, we selected 23 health facilities, 36 vaccinators, and 336 caregivers, w

33 nseling and testing clinics of participating health facilities: 744 (37%) in the CIS group, 493 (25%)

34 detected, but shortages were reported in 20 health facilities (87%).

35 ine vial was above the recommended 30% in 20 health facilities (87%); all were related to providing <

36 IV-positive patients enrolled in care at 110 health facilities across all five provinces of Rwanda.

37 ric outpatients with ILI attending any of 22 health facilities across the country were submitted.

38 R); 1.84, 95% CI 1.29-2.64), non-delivery at health facilities (AHR 1.58, 95% CI 1.02-2.46), being un

39 nsporting vaccine from subnational depots to health facilities and 14 of 48 vaccine carriers (29%).

40 We evaluated the cold chain in 23 health facilities and 36 outreach vaccination sessions i

41 t culture protocols currently used by public health facilities and agencies are seriously inadequate

42 d pregnancy-related mortality by distance to health facilities and by cause of death in a disadvantag

43 tified in Malaysia, are a clear warning that health facilities and clinicians must rethink the diagno

44 the quality of delivery and neonatal care in health facilities and development of innovative, effecti

45 As a result of late presentation to health facilities and little access to diagnostic techno

46 cipant states also received funds to improve health facilities and to provide medications for service

47 Between 2008 and 2011, the PPP mapped 93% of health facilities and trained 724 healthcare and postal

48 explained by differences in distribution of health facilities and user fees.

49 as well as through systemic failures at the health facility and health system levels.

50 Routine surgical data collection at both the health facility and household level should be implemente

51 in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, in both the health facility and the wider community surveys, was at

52 ct and repeated targeting of health workers, health facilities, and ambulances, Syria has become the

53 erate all maternal deaths and near misses in health facilities, and collected data prospectively for

54 e mistreatment of women during childbirth in health facilities, and demonstrates that mistreatment ca

55 he killing of health workers, destruction of health facilities, and displacement of huge populations.

56 emorrhage remains limited in Senegal outside health facilities, and misoprostol and oxytocin delivere

57 r 2015, teams collected data on settlements, health facilities, and other features using smartphones.

58 he age of the mother, availability of OPV at health facilities, and the primary source of health info

59 omen and among mothers who do not deliver at health facilities are necessary to improve timeliness of

60 observed among those reporting a belief that health facilities are or may be a source of Ebola transm

61 Literacy and distance from a capable health facility are the greatest barriers to care.

62 s in control group churches were referred to health facilities as standard.

63 er-randomised trial at 46 public and mission health facilities at two study sites in Cameroon to comp

64 in FBD by whether respondents believed that health facility attendance was an EVD risk factor.

65 trial in Southern Province, Zambia, with 90 health facility-based clusters.

66 emented every 1-2 years and by complementary health-facility-based assessments of service quality.

67 and after interventions through (a) enhanced health-facility-based surveillance to estimate malaria t

68 ) we surveyed the same 100 randomly selected health facilities before and after the SIA and evaluated

69 Qualitative data revealed that health facility birth is commonly viewed as most appropr

70 ion level of the mother existed in access to health facility births (44% of illiterate women vs 100%

71 data from a national surveillance system for health facility births to compute a stillbirth rate repr

72 ystematic evidence exists for the quality at health facilities caring for women and newborn babies in

73 ANC visit was if they were from outside the health facility catchment area.

74 s, and prevalence data from a survey of four health facility catchment areas in southern Zambia and a

75 thin 74 matched pairs of health clusters-ie, health facility catchment areas-representing 118 569 hou

76 a fine spatial and temporal resolution from health facility data to help focus surveillance and cont

77 ction of reliable, comprehensive, and timely health facility data.

78 re incarcerated or tortured, and hundreds of health facilities deliberately and systematically attack

79 fter adjusting for other known predictors of health facility delivery (adjusted odds ratio = 0.44, 95

80 ventions that enable pregnant women to reach health facilities during an emergency, after the decisio

81 ategies to ensure access to delivery care in health facilities-eg, professionalisation of maternity c

82 Thus, women delivering at health facilities face the risk of being labeled as HIV-

83 study of women and children attending public health facilities for antenatal care, institutional deli

84 Children attending 10 health facilities for minor illnesses who met criteria f

85 led the police rarely used medical or mental health facilities for problems related to family violenc

86 s from patients with suspected malaria at 37 health facilities from 2012 to 2014 in the low-endemicit

87 on district and catchment area distance to a health facility: >/=10 km versus <10 km) to intervention

88 Academy of Architecture for Health, Facilities Guidelines Institute, and The Center

89 All health facilities had functioning refrigerators, and 96%

90 testing and counselling (testing outside of health facilities) has the potential to reduce coverage

91 ndicated that nosocomial transmission within health facilities helped amplify the outbreak.

92 al government areas (LGAs) and 60 associated health facilities (HF).

93 Health facility (HF) and household (HH) data can complem

94 Healthcare workers at 27 health facilities (HFs) were surveyed in both districts.

95 (71 000-77 000) fewer malaria cases seen at health facilities in 2014.

96 ring 1 working day at government and mission health facilities in 4 sentinel districts in Zambia.

97 r 2010, 176 patients evaluated at 5 sentinel health facilities in Addis Ababa met case definitions fo

98 e injectable antibiotics appears low in many health facilities in Africa and Asia.

99 had low variable availability in first-level health facilities in Africa and South Asia.

100 viders and caregivers were interviewed at 42 health facilities in Albania to assess knowledge, attitu

101 to halve overtreatment in public and mission health facilities in Cameroon.

102 r analysis of nearly 4 million births in 441 health facilities in China suggests a stillbirth rate of

103 inic visits or in the labour wards of public health facilities in Dar es Salaam.

104 We did a cross-sectional survey of public health facilities in Guinea in December, 2014.

105 confirmed malarial parasite infections from health facilities in intervention and hot spot control a

106 ther the most commonly measured attribute of health facilities in low- and middle-income countries (L

107 s to individuals with insufficient access to health facilities in lower-income countries.

108 x live, oral rotavirus vaccine in all public health facilities in Lusaka Province.

109 data from women who started ART at 13 large health facilities in Malawi between September 2011 and O

110 s (WANECAM) phase 3b/4 trial was done at six health facilities in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Guinea in p

111 METHODOLOGY: At 18 health facilities in Mali, Ethiopia, and Cameroon, we ob

112 Inpatient and outpatient mental health facilities in Massachusetts were studied.

113 d adults with suspicion of pulmonary TB from health facilities in southwestern Uganda.

114 A survey of health facilities in the 7 districts was also conducted.

115 In this cluster-randomized trial, 10 primary health facilities in the city of Maputo and Inhambane Pr

116 to seek care can conceal the fact that many health facilities in the developing world are still chro

117 reened all outpatients and inpatients at all health facilities in the surveillance area using standar

118 roduction of IMC services at five government health facilities in western Kenya.

119 on, having given birth, and having visited a health facility in the last 12 months (whether received

120 e inpatient units in a state-operated mental health facility in Virginia where psychiatrists have the

121 A cross sectional study was undertaken in 10 health facilities including structured non-participant o

122 Although HIV testing in children at health facilities is recommended by WHO, it is not well

123 -initiated testing and counselling (PITC) in health facilities is recommended for high-HIV-prevalence

124 t establishes ties between the community and health facilities is tested in different settings.

125 service availability, because population per health facility is increasing across Mozambique and is a

126 es and 3) receipt of appropriate care once a health facility is reached.

127 Active surveillance (with visits to health facilities) is a critical strategy of AFP surveil

128 tem issues, such as stockouts and user fees; health facility issues stemming from poor organisation,

129 ny bed net only) and distance to the nearest health facility (ITNs only).

130 triate clinicians and logistics personnel in health facilities largely deprived of health professiona

131 vision, and were particularly evident at the health facility level.

132 kers at the national, regional, district and health facility levels on their perceptions of reasons f

133 and supervision at provincial, district, and health facility levels.

134 ve mapping of health district boundaries and health facility locations for more effective planning an

135 Ratings of the quality of longer term mental health facilities made by service managers were positive

136 entered on children's needs, through primary health facilities, might be an alternative strategy for

137 ght some type of care, including care from a health facility (n = 370) or provider (n = 1,813).

138 Because health facilities never closed in Rivercess County, this

139 ed the effect of travel time and distance to health facilities on mortality in children under five ye

140 atients with malaria seek care at peripheral health facilities or community case management programs.

141 rhood factors, such as local availability of health facilities or cultural predispositions.

142 neumonia case management with antibiotics at health facilities or in the community is associated with

143 ofessionals (eg, therapists), and (4) mental health facility or office-based practice (ie, any commun

144 d within a week of the index presenting at a health facility (OR 8.7, 95% CI 1.1-66.4) and if the ind

145 ttend well-baby clinic visits at a different health facility, or to travel before the child was aged

146 r place and not all these decisions favoured health facility over home setting.

147 ore likely to bring their sick children to a health facility (p=0.02).

148 population density, proximity to cities and health facilities, plus access to major transport networ

149 s used to analyse the effects of distance to health facilities providing delivery care on pregnancy-r

150 months of age and geographic distribution of health facilities, quality of services, and cost of serv

151 Area health facilities received 106 patients; 49 were admitte

152 Participants enrolled at the health facility received three self-tests and those at t

153 ing in pregnant women compared with standard health facility referral.

154 Higher per capita density of health facilities resulted in a 25% reduction in the ris

155 western region, the proportion of births in health facilities rose from 41.9% in 1997 to 98.4% in 20

156 ntions: 1) health-facility strengthening; 2) health-facility strengthening combined with improved dru

157 psis could be a highly effective addition to health-facility strengthening in Africa.

158 saving drugs, to augment a core programme of health-facility strengthening, could reduce maternal mor

159 hree potential packages of interventions: 1) health-facility strengthening; 2) health-facility streng

160 ystems, systems that gather health data from health facilities (such as emergency departments and fam

161 laria (defined as any fever) from a national health facility survey conducted in the Central African

162 e health systems context of each child using health facility survey data representative of the provin

163 Seventeen percent of the 104 health facilities surveyed had functional microscopy, 63

164 on Assessments are nationally representative health facility surveys conducted by the Demographic and

165 ssociated with demographics, recent malaria, health facility testing characteristics, or potential DN

166 d be simpler and more appropriate for remote health facilities than the current WHO-recommended regim

167 In rural areas, access to health facilities that provide parenteral antimalarial t

168 tful treatment of women during childbirth in health facilities, there is no consensus at a global lev

169 lth care and other service providers at 4751 health facilities throughout Bangladesh were interviewed

170 s presenting to outpatient departments at 17 health facilities throughout Haiti from Sept 4, 2012, to

171 and preventive medical care, medicines, and health facilities to 50 million uninsured Mexicans.

172 and improve the quality of delivery care in health facilities to accelerate reduction of maternal an

173 e mistreatment of women during childbirth in health facilities to inform the development of an eviden

174 rth, women need to stay sufficiently long in health facilities to receive adequate care.

175 a higher proportion of women switched from a health facility to home.

176 Mothers' attendance at health facilities was also substantially lower in the CC

177 Higher population per health facility was associated with increased under-5 mo

178 eracy and distance to secondary and tertiary health facilities were associated with not receiving car

179 , care-seeking outside the home, and care in health facilities were consistent with IMCI guidelines a

180 Only 17 of 27 listed health facilities were functional and only 5 provided es

181 stores, and 143,050 out of 595,401 (24%) of health facilities were monitored.

182 Health facilities were randomly assigned (1:1), via bloc

183 60 health facilities were sampled in Ebola-affected and 60

184 Line-lists from health facilities were used to describe the outbreak in

185 Villages remote from a health facility were randomized to different community-b

186 women in developing countries cannot access health facilities where life-saving care is available.

187 haracterised by: expansion of the network of health facilities with increased uptake of facility birt

188 dence interval [CI], 13.1%-42.5%) treated in health facilities with malaria diagnostics were tested a

189 ere subsequently less likely to deliver in a health facility with a skilled attendant, even after adj

190 e recruited at two sites in Kisumu, Kenya: a health facility with antenatal and post-partum clinics a

191 ores as well as a 10% sample of highest-risk health facilities within two weeks of the national switc

192 , and July 5, 2012, from 34 community mental health facilities without major research, teaching, or c

193 llbirths, neonatal, and maternal deaths in a health facility would substantially increase data availa