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Pattern and Outcomes of Pregnancies Complicated by Hypertensive Disorders: A One Year Prospective Study at Jimma University Specialized Hospital Thesis

Zenebe Wolde; Hailemariam Segni; Mirkuzie Woldie (2010-04)

Background: Hypertensive disorders represent the most common medical complications of pregnancy, with a reported incidence between 5 and 10%. The incidence varies among different hospitals, regions, and countries. The ...
Predictors of institutional delivery in Sodo town, Southern Ethiopia Article

Feleke Hailemichael; Mirkuzie Woldie; Fikru Tafese (2013-11)

Background: Women are more liable to die during or following delivery than during pregnancy but use of both delivery services and post-partum care is low. Objective: To find out the prevalence and predictors of institutional ...
Perceived Quality of Delivery Services among Mothers Who Gave Birth in Public Health Facilities in Three Districts of Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia Thesis

Belay Erchafo; Mirkuzie Woldie; Tesfamichael Alaro (2016-06)

Background: Quality of institutional delivery service is an important intervention towards increasing clients’ utilization of skilled attendance at birth and accelerating improvements in newborn’s and maternal survival ...
Motivation of health workers and associated factors in public hospitals of West Amhara, northwest ethiopia Article

Zemichael Weldegebriel; Yohannes ejigu; Fitsum Weldegebreal (2016-02)

Background: Health professionals’ motivation reflects the interaction between health professionals and their work environment. It can potentially affect the provision of health services; however, this important attribute ...
Magnitude and Predictors of Postnatal Care Utilization in Hadiya Zone, South Ethiopia Article

Zeine Abosse; Mirkuzie Woldie; Shimeles Ololo (2015-11)

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. ...
Magnitude and Determinants of Self-Referral of Patients at a General Hospital, Western Ethiopia Article

Wolkite Olani; Waju Beyene; Gebeyehu Tsega (2015)

Abstract: Background. Self-referrals may cause the primary level health care to be under-utilized and hospitals over used, congested and overburdened, leading to an escalation of health care costs. Large patient load in ...
Measuring the current patient safety culture in public general hospitals of Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples Region (SNNPR), Ethiopia: perspective of health care workers Thesis

Tekle Ejajo; Mirkuzie Woldie; Ayinengida Adamu (2015-06)

ackground: Patient safety is crucial to the quality of patient care and remains challenging for countries at all levels of development. There is a popular acknowledgement of the importance of establishing patient safety ...
Magnitude and determinants of self-referral of patients at Nekemte General Hospital, East wollega, western Ethiopia, 2014 Thesis

Wolkite Olani; Waju Beyene; Gebeyehu Tsega (2014-07)

Background:-The WHO Expert Committee on the Role of Hospitals at the First Referral Level identified the key problems within the referral system are over- loading of hospitals with inappropriate self- referrals, poorly-judged ...
Knowledge, Attitude and factors affecting Practice of the housekeeping staff of the five hospitals under the Addis Ababa Regional Health bureau toward the utilization of personal protective equipments. Thesis

Tezera Kifle; Elizabeth Bradley; Wondessen Birke (2009-12)

Back ground The Addis Ababa Regional Health bureau, under its jurisdiction, runs a number of health facilities; clinics, health centers, and hospitals. The hospitals under the bureau are five in number namely, Menelik ...
Intention to leave and associated factors among Health Professionals in Public Health Centers in Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia Thesis

Taju Kalifa; Shimeles Ololo; Fikru Tafese (2014-07)

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 ...
Knowledge of employee on grievance and Its handling at st paulos hospital Millennium medical college Thesis

Tadesse Nigatu; Fikru Tafesse; Aynegida Adamu (2019-07)

Objective: The main objective of this study was to assess knowledge of employee about grievance and its handling at St Paul Hospital Millennium Medical College. Methods: To achieve the intended objective A cross sectional ...
Motivational status and associated factors among jimma University specialized hospital health professionals, Jimma, southwest ethiopia Thesis

Shimelis Legesse; Elias Ali; Yohannes Ejigu (2014-07)

Background: Health professionals’ motivation can potentially affect the provision of health services. The health workforce is motivated only when the organization and the individual goals are aligned. Low morale among ...
Maternal Health Services Utilization and Associated Factors in Bishoftu Town, central Ethiopia Thesis

Diriba Wogayehu; Shimeles Ololo; Gebeyehu Tsega (2015-06)

Background: Maternal mortality remains a major challenge to health systems worldwide. Some developing countries have made very limited or insufficient progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goal 5. Ethiopia has ...
Managerial Competency of Managers in South West and South East Ethiopian Hospitals Thesis

Wagari Jalata; Challi Jira; Nagalign Birihanu (2011-07)

BACK GROUND: like in other organizations the functions of management is applied in hospital administration and management. Different problems had been observed in area of hospital management in different countries. A ...
Job Motivation and Associated Factors among Health Care Professionals working in Public Health Centers of Gedeo Zone, Southern Ethiopia. Thesis

Nafkot Birhanu; Berhane Megeresa; Gebeyehu Tsega (2015-06)

Background; Increased motivation creates the conditions for a more effective workforce, but because work motivation is an interactive process between workers and their work environment, good management and supervision ...
Level and intensity of objectively assessed physical activity among pregnant women from urban Ethiopia Article

Mads F Hjorth; Stine Kloster; Tsinuel Girma et.al (2012)

Background: Women in low-income countries are generally considered to have a high physical workload which is sustained during pregnancy. Although most previous studies have been based on questionnaires a recent meta-analysis ...
Institutional Delivery Service Utilization and Associated Factors in Zala District, Gamo Goffa Zone, Southern Ethiopia, 2015. Thesis

Tesfahun Mekene; Berhane Megerssa; Fikru Tafese (2015-05)

Background: Reducing maternal mortality is a global priority which is particularly relevant to developing countries like Ethiopia. The key to reducing maternal mortality ratio and improving maternal health is increasing ...
Job Satisfaction and Associated Factors among Health Professionals Working in West Hararge Zone Public Hospitals, Eastern Ethiopia Thesis

Tofik abajebal; Elias ali; Birahane megersa (2014-02)

Background: Health professional job satisfaction determines the effectiveness and efficiency of human resource for health to the large extent. Job satisfaction is said to be linked with different factors; including ...
Job Satisfaction and Associated Factors among Healthcare Professionals at Asella Referral Teaching Hospital Arsi University, Oromia Region; south-east Ethiopia Thesis

Girma Worku; Shimeles Ololo; Fikru Tafese (2015-06)

Background: Every healthcare professional is an integral to healthcare service delivery system. Low job satisfaction can result in low productivity, absenteeism, improper patient care, patient dissatisfied and poor quality ...
Maternal health care service utilization and associated factors in finoteselam town adminstration,amhara regional state, west gojjam zone, north ethiopia. Thesis

Abebe dagnew; Abebe G/Mariam; Mulusew Gerbaba et.al (2011-05)

A community based cross sectional study was conducted from January 15-28/2011 in Finoteselam town west Gojjam zone Amhara Regional state to assess ‘’maternal health care service utilization and associated factors.factors ...

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