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Wakobo-ti-Kodro: Improving Identification of Pregnancy At Risk of Obstetric Complications At Community Level

Launched by ALLIANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL ACTION · Sep 23, 2024

Trial Information

Current as of October 09, 2024

Recruiting

Keywords

Traditional Birth Attendant Digital Health Pregnancy At Risk Of Complications Identification Collaboration With Traditional Birth Attendant Africa Central African Republic

Description

This is a quasi-experimental study with a before (baseline measurement) and after (final measurement) approach combined with 2) an exploratory prospective observational cohort study and 3) a sub-study using a mixed methodology. The main objective is to assess a composite intervention implementation combining the integration of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) into the health system through a strengthened collaboration with health facilities with the support of a numeric application aiming at registering pregnant women \& identifying those at high risk of obstetric complications. The se...

Gender

ALL

Eligibility criteria

  • Inclusion Criteria for the main study (quasi-experimental study with a before-after approach)
  • * Aggregated data of pregnant women, regardless of the age of their pregnancy, and
  • * attending the health facilities included in the study
  • Inclusion Criteria for participating in the observational cohort:
  • * Being a pregnant woman residing in the study area and
  • * attending the health facilities included in the study and
  • * with a given individual consent.
  • Inclusion Criteria for participating in the sub-study on intervention's acceptability and feasibility:
  • * traditional birth attendants (TBAs) or
  • * health workers working in health facilities or
  • * community health workers or
  • * community representatives or
  • * women who have already given birth or pregnant women or their husbands AND
  • * All with a given individual consent AND
  • * All being part of the study area.

About Alliance For International Medical Action

The Alliance for International Medical Action (AIM) is a global non-profit organization dedicated to improving healthcare access and outcomes in underserved populations worldwide. With a strong focus on clinical research and trials, AIM collaborates with local health authorities, NGOs, and international partners to address public health challenges, particularly in regions affected by conflict and natural disasters. By leveraging innovative methodologies and a commitment to ethical standards, AIM aims to generate evidence-based solutions that enhance the efficacy of medical interventions, ultimately striving to promote health equity and improve the quality of life for vulnerable communities.

Locations

Bimbo, Bangui, Central African Republic

People applied

Timeline

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Estimated completion

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