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Adult in patients’ satisfaction with nursing Care in hawassa university specialized and Teaching hospital Thesis

Mihret tesfu; Waju Beyene; Ayningida Adamu (2014-07)

Back ground: Patient satisfaction is defined as the extent of the resemblance between the expected quality of care and the actual received care. Patient satisfaction with nursing care is important for any health care ...
Adult Inpatient Satisfaction and Determinant factors towards Nursing Care at Felegehiwot Referral Hospital, Amhara Regional State, northwest Ethiopia Thesis

Ashagrie Gebeyehu; Shimeles Ololo; Gebeyehu Tsega (2015-09)

Background: patient satisfaction is considered as one of the desired outcomes of health care and it is directly related with utilization of health services. The most important predictor of patients’ overall satisfaction ...
Assessment of effective coverage of Voluntary counseling and testing services In major health facilities of jimma zone, South ethiopia Article

Mohammed Hussein; Challi Jira; Belaineh Girma (2011-08)

BACKGROUND: Coverage assessment of Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) service is useful to measures the health system effort or performance of health service delivery function and to influence decisions. The objective ...
Assessment of Factors Affecting the Motivation of Doctors and Nurses in Five Selected Public Hospitals in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Thesis

Kinfe Haile; Waju Beyene; Yohannese Ejigu (2012-06)

Background: Employee motivation is important in predicting systems stability and reduce turnover. As motivation is defined as the willingness to exert and maintain effort towards attaining organizational goals, then well- ...
Assessment of factors contributing to motivation of Health care workers in public health facilities in Gedeo Zone, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region Thesis

Ayidagn Getachew; Yohannes H/Michael; Yohannes Ejigu (2011-05)

Background: - The quality of performance in health facilities to a large extent depends on available human resource mix and their motivation. Although employee motivation is a significant element of health systems ...
Assessment of health professionals’ intention for turnover and determinant factors in Yirgalem and Hawassa hospitals, Southern Ethiopia Thesis

Getachew lenko; Yohannes H/Michael; Negalign Berhanu (2011-06)

Background: The very low level of motivation with in workforce as a result of inadequate level of financial and non-financial incentives paved a way for health workers‟ migration much more serious in Ethiopia as in the ...
Assessment of Health Services Extension Program In Dawro zone, Southwest Ethiopia Thesis

Feleke Milikias; Yohannes H/Michael; Shimeles Ololo (2010-05)

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 ...
Assessment of hiv counselling and testing among Pregnant women in ethiopian national defence Force referral hospitals, ethiopia Thesis

Amaze abereha; Berhane Megerssa; Yibeltal Kiflie (2012-04)

Back ground: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic continues to take a heavy toll on women and children worldwide. In 2009, 33.4 million individuals were living with HIV, of whom 15.7 million were women and 2.1 ...
Assessment of medical equipment management practice in Tulu bolo general hospital, south west Shoa zone, central Ethiopia Thesis

Sirnan Humnesa Kabeta; Fikru Tafesse; Temesgen Kabeta (2022-06)

Background: Medical equipment are a wide range of instruments, equipment, machinery or apparatus whether used alone or in combination including the software necessary for the purpose of diagnosis, prevention, monitoring, ...
Assessment of patients‟ satisfaction with hiv care and Treatment services in woldya, lalibela and tefera hailu Memorial hospitals Article

Abera assefa; Yibeltal Kifle; Fente Ambaw (2011-05)

Background: The HIV/AIDS pandemic is a major public health problem with an estimated 32.3 million people living with the virus globally. The problem is excessively worse in sub Saharan Africa. Ethiopia is one of the ...
Assessment of quality of care delivered for Infectious pulmonary tuberculosis patients In jimma zone, south west ethiopia Article

Taddese Geremew; Challi Jira; Fitsum Girma (2011-08)

BACK GROUND: Providing quality of care for infectious pulmonary tuberculosis patients is crucial in prevention and control of the disease. However, little is known about the existing quality of care in such services. The ...
Assessment of quality of health care in jimma Zone, southwest ethiopia Article

Waju Beyene; Challi Jira; Morankar Sudhakar (2011-08)

BACKGROUND: Quality of care is an important aspect of health care delivery system that is given a priority. Quality is a multidimensional concept that has been defined in various ways. Variation in quality of care ...
Assessment of quality of safe abortion service provision: clientprovider interaction in safe abortion service in public and private Health facilities of adama town, oromiya, ethiopia Thesis

Barudin sherif; Elias ali (2014-01)

Background Globally each year nearly 42 million women faced with unintended pregnancies have abortions, of which 20 million are unsafe, mostly in countries where abortion is illegal. The problem is clearly visible in ...
Assessment of rational drug use patterns in Public Hospitals in North Gondar, Amhara National Regional State,Ethiopia. Thesis

Adelalew Bazie; Elias Ali; Yohannes Ejigu (2015-09)

Background: Rational use of drugs is an essential element in achieving quality of health and medical care for patients and the community as a whole. Irrational drug use is prevalent, especially in the developing countries ...
Assessment of readiness of public health facilities to implement community based health insurance and social health insurance schemes in Jimma Zone, southwest Ethiop Thesis

Sabit Abazinab; Mirkuzie Woldie; Tesfamichael Alaro (2015-05)

Background: In response to the 2005 World Health Assembly, many developing countries of the world developed different risk pooling/prepayment mechanisms to ensure universal coverage of health services. Readiness of the ...
An assessment of the free health care provision system in Jimma town, southwest Ethiopia Article

Mirkuzie Woldie; Chali Jirra; Ayalew Tegegn (2005)

Background: Despite the fact that equity is the underlying principle of all major global health policies, difficulties have emerged in providing proper care for the poor with the introduction of user fees for health ...
Assessment of Utilization of Health Information at Woreda Level in East Wollega Zone, Oromia Regional State, West Ethiopia Thesis

Kefyalew Emiru; Yohannes H/ Michael; Shimeles Ololo (2011-06)

Background: Health Information System in low income countries at all level has an important role to support Ministries of Health and other government agencies for informed decision making at all level. However, its ...
Assessment on Bypassing of Lower Level Health Care facilities with Delivery Services in Amhara region Referral Hospitals Thesis

Tariku Belachew; Challi Jira; Gebeyehu Tsega (2013-09)

Background: Bypassing of nearby lower level health care facilities is frequent among women in many areas, which brings impact for the successful implementation of health sector reform. It seen as a powerful expression ...
Assessment the level of motivation and associated Factors among health extension workers in jimma zone, South west ethiopia. Thesis

Mohammedamin yahya; Yibeltal kifile; Challi jira (2011-05)

Background: Worldwide shortages of key health care workers have been addressed by development of frontline health workers to reach the Millennium Development Goals. In Ethiopia, around 30,000 Health Extension Workers ...
Attitude of modern medical practitioners towards the integration of modern and traditional medical practices in Ethiopia Article

Gemechu Feyera; Nasir Tajure; Mulugeta Tarekagn et.al (2011)

AIM: The present study was aimed to assess the attitude of modern health practitioners towards the integration of modern and traditional medical practices in central Ethiopia. METHODS: A cross sectional study was conducted ...

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