| Value |
Category |
| 1. Avail drugs 2. Prompt seminars 3. Medications are very costly 4. An extra nurse needed |
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| 1. Community sensitization 2.Teenage education in schools on effects of abortion. 3.Community health volunteers (CHVs) training on how to identify cases for early treatment. 4.Education of the Community on the effectiveness of Emergency cont |
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| 1. Have more insurance companies covering post abortion care services 2. Guidelines to regulate operations this ensuring uniformity. |
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| 1. Increase bed capacity for admissions of cases. |
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| 1. Installation of Electricity 2. More trained health care professionals 3. Provision of the equipments |
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| 1. Legal protection affects uptake of services 2. Procure drugs and consumables 3. Human resources |
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| 1. Maternity ward needed 2. Resting ward for patients 3. Need elevation to level 3; big workload |
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| 1. Need to improve on the supply of uterotonics |
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| 1. Some equipment are worn out 2. Commodities needed 3. Some students get stuck due to bills 4. Care packages from government 5. Sensitization trainings necessary |
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| 1. Training of focal persons 2. Drugs like uterotonics are not readily available 3. Only one MVA kit |
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| 1.CME (Continous Medical Education)on new guidelines for management of abortion cases be provided to health care providers e.g twice in a month |
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| 1.Demystify myths to avoid stigma 2.Criminalising private facility offering services need to stop 3. Blood Bank to be well stocked |
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| 1.Make transfusion available 2. Supply of cytotec need to be improved |
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| 1.Theatre to be completed to be able to do D&E and D&C 2. Health education to sensitize on safe abortion 3. Stock the PDT as required |
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| An equipped area(ward) for post abortion cases |
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| Attitude of health care providers |
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| Availability of essential drugs (e.g. Misoprostol) |
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| By being non judgemental,avoid stigmatisation,providing contraceptive method on discharge,early detection to avoid complications,Health education to patients |
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| By having the health care providers at Woodlands Hospital go through the comprehensive PAC training. |
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| Capacity building of service providers |
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| Care wise the hospital is okay and able. |
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| Community Facility linkages Offering health education Prompt diagnosis and management |
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| Community mobilisation and awareness be done |
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| Community outreach to schools and community awareness Patient follow up after treatment Create a special clinic for them Formation of groups for the Patients to encourage and be close with them |
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| Community sensitization |
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| Community sensitization about Abortion |
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| Community sensitization and awareness of the services, work on the negative perspectives of abortion. |
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| Community sensitization on safe abortion and dangers of unsafe abortion |
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| Community sensitization on the need for early treatment. |
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| Comprehensive post abortion care training to be done to the health care professionals |
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| Conducting mentorship of personnel regarding post abortion care and complications and community sensitization on post abortion care. |
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| Continual Medicl Education (CMEs) on PAC services,community sensitization on earlier recognition and danger signs of abortion |
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| Counselling for every mother who has lost a baby |
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| Create awareness in the community on the availability of PAC Services so that the patients seek them early enough |
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| Create awareness on legality of safe abortion |
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| Create blood Bank within the facility |
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| Creating awareness on disadvantages of unwanted and early pregnancies in the community, Dangers of induced abortion, |
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| Creating community awareness on dangers of unsafe abortions, the need to seek safe PAC Services early |
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| Dimistify notion of this hospital being a mission hospital Sensitization of the community Students treated as oatuents not as students |
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| Early detection for high risk patients |
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| Educate teenagers on preventive measures(abortion),train hcps on safe abortion |
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| Educate the public about PAC Services and their availability in hospitals. |
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| Educating the public about PAC Services, their availability in facilities and making PAC Services affordable to patients. |
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| Education to patients on how to seek proper care when seeking abortion services and counselling to patients |
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| Employ more staffs |
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| Encourage women to avoid untrained health providers |
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| Equipments |
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| Expand infrastructure especially In patient services. |
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| Financing (reduction in costs),sensitisation of all healthcare workers |
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| Follow-up on post abortion patients. Need for guidelines on under age For emergencies on pts with rare blood groups to be conspired in emergency response Health education to women on abortion and its complications Subsidise post abortion care |
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| HAVE MORE OUTREACHES ON PAC AND COMMUNITY AWARENESS |
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| Have a clinic specifically for PAC patients |
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| Have a functional ambulance stationed at the facility 24/7 to respond to emergencies immediately. The facility has an ambulance however it is stationed at the Emergency Operation Centre.so incase of an emergency the incharge has to call and w |
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| Have a medical unit for post abortion cases |
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| Have a resident oby/ gyn |
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| Have a theatre for complicated post abortion care |
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| Have a trained specialist for provision of PAC services |
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| Have blood transfusion equipment, supply of PAC equipment to the facility |
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| Have increased supply of intravenous fluids |
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| Have insurance cover for the PAC Services too |
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| Have logbook for PAC patients for easy follow up Should have a specific unit for post arbotion care to handle PAC Patients Have specific registered health care workers handling PAC cases Have a general ward for pac patients for those who can't |
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| Have more examination lights |
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| Have more people trained on D&C |
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| Have proper means of transport I,e ambulance |
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| Have theatre for mva procedure |
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| Health education in the community |
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| Healthcare providers willingness to perform the procedure,Sensitization on PAC to lower facility on,proper referrals channel for these patients |
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| Hospital to be operational 24 hours |
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| If PAC Services can be covered by NHIF so that we can be able to attend to patients without necessarily referring them. |
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| Improve on documentation of PAC patients in the facility |
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| Improve on patients Follow-up |
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| Improved referral protocols at higher level facilities |
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| Increase number of staff |
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| Integration of services in one place |
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| Linking back patients to the community to make it comprehensive care. |
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| Lower facilities to be equipped with packed cells (blood for transfusion) so as to be able to manage cases of excessive bleeding before referring a patient to a higher facility for completion of treatment. Health education on the benefits of AÃ |
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| MORE SUPPORTIVE TRAININGS AND UPDATES |
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| Make PAC Services as an outpatient service. |
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| Make the procedure more of an outpatient than inpatient, this can be achieved through comprehensive PAC trainings. Educate the community on dangers of induction and the signs if abortion. Provision of combipacks and misoprostols. |
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| Management to Reduce the costs of PAC services. |
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| Management to set aside funding through partnerships to help PAC patients |
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| Mentorship |
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| NHIF to cover PAC cases. Currently doesn't cover PAC even after miscarriage |
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| Need a medical doctor to handle abortion complications at the facility |
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| Need for a blood bank |
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| Need for more blood for transfusion, availability of lab works |
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| Need more blood products for transfusion |
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| Offer training to lower level facilities staff |
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| Operationalize the theatre |
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| Portable lamp for examination should be availed |
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| Prompt diagnosis |
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| Provide more sanitary towels and kits |
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| Provide training for post-abortion care methods |
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| Provide training to healthcare workers on comprehensive PAC Provided of commodities such as oxytocin Expand on the facility infrastructure |
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| Providing more information to the women during our outreach programmes |
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| Provision of 24hours PAC patients |
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| Provision of MVA kit, supply of commodities for PAC such as Misoprostal |
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| Provision of PAC data entry tool |
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| Provision of on-the-job-training (OJT) on PAC, Provision of PAC drugs such as Cytotec and other antibiotics |
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| Provision of psychosocial counselling |
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| Provision of psychosocial counselling . |
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| Provision of ultrasound equipment |
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| Provision of uteretonics in enough supply, providers training on attitude towards patients, ammendment of national policies to allow safe abortions so that complications arising do not occur due to backdoor or unsafe abortions, |
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| Public Sensitization about Abortion Complications and PAC Services |
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| Public health education |
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| REDUCE THE COST OF THE PROCEDURE AND MEDICATION |
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| Reduce cost of PAC Services |
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| Reduction in costs for MVA,D&C |
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| Sensitisation on abortion care to healthcare workers |
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| Sensitisation on safe abortion |
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| Sensitised the community about Abortion and postabortion care. |
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| Sensitization about the service |
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| Sensitization of community members to get services in safe areas |
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| Sensitization of community on PAC |
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| Sensitization of the community about PAC |
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| Sensitization of the community on safe abortion |
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| Sensitization of the community that the facility offers PAC services. |
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| Sensitization on good follow up on clients. |
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| Sensitization on post abortion care I.e. print shirts to health providers for PAC |
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| Sensitization on severity of complications on abortion and encourage women/girls/mothers to visit facilities , legalise abortion to reduce morbidity rates |
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| Sensitization on the health providers to change their attitude on PAC services |
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| Sensitization to community on PAC services, have a law backing up the health provider on legal TOPs |
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| Sensitization to community on availability of PAC services to the facility |
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| Sensitize stakeholders on the services we offer.Most people are not aware of the facility and the services they offer |
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| Separate mva rooms not share with maternity ,community engages sensitization with health workers ,acceptance of workers of the services |
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| Service cost of the services of PAC |
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| Should be made to be affordable |
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| Sonagrapher machines to be available |
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| Specific PAC CLINICS for adolescents to be constructed |
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| Stardization of antibiotic prophylaxis to use only one drug |
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| Sterility has to be improved in the facility |
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| Stop victimising clinician, more supplies, PAC provers to have licences. |
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| Supply of PAC Equipment and drugs |
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| Supply of drugs for medical abortion |
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| Support for psychologist to be free |
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| Systematic management of postabortion patients |
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| TO REDUCE THE COST OF PAC SERVICES IN THE FACILITY IF POSSIBLE |
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| TRAIN MORE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS ON HOW TO HANDLE PAC PATIENTS |
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| Talk to the management on providing post abortion care using different methods |
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| Teach them about cmes |
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| The facility is jn need of a residential gynae |
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| The facility is understaffed |
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| The facility need a resident gynae/ward |
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| The facility needs a resident gynae |
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| The government to offer the facility all family planning methods to PAC patients at all times |
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| The management should allow all cases to be treated at the facility and not only orthopaedic cases. |
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| Theatre for doing MVA |
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| To be equiped on more knowledge on PAC through the comprehensive training |
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| To have special unit for pac |
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| Train community on PAC stigma preventing |
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| Train staff on administration of oxytocin |
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| Training in all cadres |
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| Training of health care workers on comprehensive PAC and other reproductive health related courses Facility to be provided with adequate equipment and commodities. |
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| Training the MCH Level on danger signs of pregnancies to encourage early seeking of services |
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| Training to the staff and bring more trained personnel, proper health awareness to community so that women can go where they get proper care |
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| Trainings on the staff to accept PAC services since most don't want to perform the practises |
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| Triage and prioritising; more counselling to be done |
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| We need an obstetrician at the facility; Facilities such as Marie stopes should be located at Mwatate;Post abortion services should be absolutely free at the facility |
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| Workshop on update of health care providers Community education on the importance of coming to facilities for PAC treatment |
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| You have not received any Pac clients to know of gaps or chaĺlanges that could be improved on |
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| room for MVA it's done Clinical officers out patient rooms, recovery for pac patients |
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Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
