International Nurses Day 2016
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This document contains quotes from various nurses and healthcare professionals discussing why they chose their profession and what matters most to them. Many expressed their passion for caring for patients and helping improve peoples' lives, independence, and quality of life. Others mentioned ensuring high standards of care, safety, and optimizing treatment through education and new technologies like telehealth.
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Only 47% of the pregnant women make 4
recommended visits for antenatal care, 43% make
institutional delivery and 44% have a skilled attendant
during delivery (1).
Only 15 percent of women obtain antenatal care in
the 1st trimester of pregnancy, and 52% receive care
before the 6th month of pregnancy (4).
Kenya has one of world’s highest maternal mortality,
with 490 deaths per 100000 live births (1).
Health seeking behavior amongst pregnant women is
often determined by individual’s or household’s
financial ability or barriers to seek care (2).
Lack of pre-natal care is one of the major reasons for
maternal mortality (2).
Studies point towards the importance of health
messages and advocacy for improving maternal and
child health outcomes (3).
But not much research has been done on understanding
the construct of women’s empowerment towards their
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institutional delivery and 44% have a skilled attendant
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before the 6th month of pregnancy (4).
Kenya has one of world’s highest maternal mortality,
with 490 deaths per 100000 live births (1).
Health seeking behavior amongst pregnant women is
often determined by individual’s or household’s
financial ability or barriers to seek care (2).
Lack of pre-natal care is one of the major reasons for
maternal mortality (2).
Studies point towards the importance of health
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child health outcomes (3).
But not much research has been done on understanding
the construct of women’s empowerment towards their
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