Background: Ethiopia, being one of the least developed countries, its people also suffers from many health problems, the major ones are infectious diseases, which emanate from poor sanitary conditions, nutritional ...

Background A medical record is considered complete if it contains sufficient information to identify the patient; support the diagnosis/condition; justify the care, treatment, and services; document the course and results ...

ACKGROUND: In Ethiopia, the levels of maternal and infant morbidity and mortality are among the highest in the world. This is attributed to, among other factors, none use of modern health care services by women in Ethiopia. ...

Background: Accessibility and price have been among the most important factors that may cause low utilization of health services in Ethiopia and specifically in Ginbichu District despite high coverage of primary health ...

Background: Inadequate human resources are a major constraint to improving global health. In 2010, there was an estimated shortage of at least one million frontline health workers in the developing world. Globally, there ...

Background: women aged 15 Postnatal care utilization is extremely low in Ethiopia with more than nine postnatal care at all while only 5% received postnatal care within the critical first two days after the delivery. ...

Introduction Patient safety is the absence of avoidable harm to patients during the process of health care. Every year, tens of millions of patients worldwide suffer disabling injuries or death due to unsafe medical care. ...

Background: In low income nations like Ethiopia, which are heavily affected by HIV pandemic, health system needs to provide comprehensive services for escalating numbers of HIV positive patients. As demand increases, ...

Background: poor quality of health care determines the successful implementation of health programs including immunization given a priority to improve health care services. Therefore it was relevant to do quality related ...