| Value |
Category |
| As SRH and GBV officer |
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| During the interview I conducted with this respondent whom I identified as a traditional healer from the Sheddher Refugee Camp, information was shared regarding traditional methods that were used in Somalia to induce abortion. |
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| Good communication |
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| He Shared the Experience of local existing moment of abortion part at the community else were as he reported observations of dead parts the fetus around road sides thrown at night time in the camp |
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| He was exosted by load of duty at delivery ward otherwise we used all day time for extra appointments to complete the enterrupted interview. He reported that as a hospital is referral for all over the region including refugee, safe abortion s |
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| Hhh |
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| I observed a comited respondent with a tremendous respects. |
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| Interactive |
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| It was difficult to her to estimated the percentage , at Frequency of abortion , Provider types and complication questionnair section , |
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| Nice |
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| No |
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| Respondent was well knowledgeable about induced abortion |
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| Successful interview |
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| Successful interview . In addition the respondent reported also there is a Magic action done among some of the community groups to induce abortion. |
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| Successful interview setting |
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| Successful interview, in addition she reported practices claimed the use of Amoxacillin with Coca-Cola to terminate pregnancy but ended with complications threatening the mother life mostly, also informal sources always causes high complicatio |
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| Successful interview; the respondent reported that some women can fasten the abdomen tightly and take shower to terminate pregnancy traditionally; some use also roots from traditional healers for same purpose |
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| Successful interview; the respondent reported that no newly arrived refugee at Bambasi |
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| Successful interview; the respondent reported that there are some other methods such as high dose of chloroquine and tree roots sup drink claims in the community to terminate pregnancy also the difference among long-term practice is because of |
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| The MA complication is higher when provided by pharmacist rather than trained professional like Doctors and Midwife/ Nurse etc |
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| The Respondent claims no othermethod is provided by trained health professionals |
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| The Respondents Says, there is no medication abortion provided by Licenced Pharmacy, He told me only Doctors and trained professionals provide medical abortion. |
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| The Respondents have low knowledge about surgical methods and average knowledge on medication abortion. He also claims no other methods is provided by trained health professionals other than medications and surgical methods |
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| The commitment she has is indeed tremendous, she was ready and committed to answer the questions based on her best estimate. |
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| The community health worker shared her experiences regarding the use of traditional methods to induce abortion. She mentioned that one method involves the utilization of the rump of a sheep or its drippings. This method, believed to have aborti |
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| The interview was interactive and good |
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| The interview was interactive and good. The respondent has poor knowledge on abortion and abortion care among newly arrived refugee women compared to long term residents. |
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| The interviewee has good knowledge on abortion and post abortion care service delivery in their facility. However, the health care providers were not categorising women from refugee camps as newly arrived and longer term residents during their |
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| The interviewee stated that the health facility provide only post abortion care for the refugee women. |
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| The interviewee was very interactive and cooperative |
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| The respondent claim that there are significant number of women who use other methods of abortion. |
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| The respondent expressed a high level of confidence in health delivery being exclusively provided at health facilities, attributing it to the community's need for certificates of birth to secure their child's card or establish their refugee ide |
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| The respondent had previous experience in providing MCH serives delivery. |
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| The respondent have good knowledgeon medical and surgical abortion. But the respondent tells me there is no other methods of abortion provided by trained health professionals. |
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| The respondent is knowledgeable on surgical and medical methods when compared to other abortion methods. |
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| The respondent reported no newly arrived refugee at their camp, it was successful intervie, the only challenge was to reach the site we used Public transport which caused delays at stop points; we returned home at 7:12 PM evening since we've |
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| The respondent told there are women who send some one to the nearest city to buy the medications for abortion, they may their send friend's. |
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| The respondent was cooperative and knowledgeable on abortion and post abortion care. |
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| The respondent was knowledgeable on abortion and post abortion care services. There was low abortion and post abortion cases (only two cases ) managed at health facility from the newly arrived refugee women population. |
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| The respondent was knowledgeable, and committed to answer all the questions. |
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| The respondent was knowledgeable, and committed to answer all the questions. |
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| The respondent was the former community leader at okugo refugee camp. |
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| The respondents are very knowledgeable about the abortion |
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| The respondents have a good knowledge about abortion in refugee setting and worked with them |
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| The respondents have average knowledge on abortion methods and providing professionals, I told him to give the best estimate. |
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| The respondents is a Senior sexual and reproductive officer working with an International Medical Corps Organisation(INGO) in refugee. |
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| The respondents is a human drug seller in drug shop she have been working with refugee as a health service provider for more than 3 years and knows the refugee community for more than 8 years. |
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| The respondents is a nurse by proffession but own and working in a pharmacy in Hilwayne Kebele one of the refugee camp. He have a good knowledge about induced abortion in the refugee community |
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| The respondents is a refugee who works as a community Health worker in the refugee community and have a good knowledge about the cases in refugee. |
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| The respondents is midwife by his profession and work in health center meant to serve the refugee and have a good exposure about induced abortion in the refugee community. |
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| The respondents is the leader of refugee community so he is aware of induced abortion in the refugee. Also he told me they go to far place where they are not known for the service. |
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| The respondents is the leader of youth and women's in the refugee community therefore she have a good knowledge on safe abortion. |
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| The respondents is the only gynaecologist in the area and have a good knowledge about the cases in the host and refugee community |
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| The responds has good knowledge about both surgical and medical abortion and he is well experienced in both both clinical and administrative settings. He claims no other methods of abortion is provided by trained health professionals in. |
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| They have no setup and will to provide the service as an organisation since it is shared between individuals of different values |
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| This respondent is working at jigjiga University sultan sheikh Hassan yabare comprehensive referral hospital . |
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| Three times Interrupted interview because of emergency secerian section for complicated delivery at operation theater, otherwise being patient to resume interview was successful and I thank for this experience. Additionally the respondent repo |
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| Very good |
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| We had observed the respondent has low knowledge about other methods of abortion and good knowledge about medical abortion. |
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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.
