Search Results - "Dynes, Michelle M"

A qualitative evaluation and conceptual framework on the use of the Birth weight and Age-at-death Boxes for Intervention and Evaluation System (BABIES) matrix for perinatal health in Uganda by Dynes, Michelle M, Daniel, Gaea A, Mac, Valerie, Picho, Brenda, Asiimwe, Alice, Nalutaaya, Agnes, Opio, Gregory, Kamara, Vincent, Kaharuza, Frank, Serbanescu, Florina

“…Perinatal mortality (newborn deaths in the first week of life and stillbirths) continues to be a significant global health threat, particularly in…”
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Community-level correlates of intimate partner violence against women globally: A systematic review by VanderEnde, Kristin E., Yount, Kathryn M., Dynes, Michelle M., Sibley, Lynn M.

“…Intimate partner violence (IPV) against women is a problem facing women around the world, one that has implications for women's health and well-being. The…”
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Client and provider factors associated with companionship during labor and birth in Kigoma Region, Tanzania by Dynes, Michelle M., Binzen, Susanna, Twentyman, Evelyn, Nguyen, Hannah, Lobis, Samantha, Mwakatundu, Nguke, Chaote, Paul, Serbanescu, Florina

“…•Companionship in labor was more common than at the time of birth.•Key aspects of provider's work environment influenced companionship.•Work hours, number of…”
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Geographic Access Modeling of Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care in Kigoma Region, Tanzania: Transportation Schemes and Programmatic Implications by Chen, Yi No, Schmitz, Michelle M, Serbanescu, Florina, Dynes, Michelle M, Maro, Godson, Kramer, Michael R

“…Access to transportation is vital to reducing the travel time to emergency obstetric and neonatal care (EmONC) for managing complications and preventing…”
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A network study exploring factors that promote or erode interaction among diverse community health workers in rural Ethiopia by Dynes, Michelle M, Hadley, Craig, Stephenson, Rob, Sibley, Lynn M

“…Task shifting in response to the health workforce shortage has resulted in community-based health workers taking on increasing responsibility. Community health…”
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Factors Shaping Interactions Among Community Health Workers in Rural Ethiopia: Rethinking Workplace Trust and Teamwork by Dynes, Michelle M., Stephenson, Rob, Hadley, Craig, Sibley, Lynn M.

“…Introduction Worldwide, a shortage of skilled health workers has prompted a shift toward community‐based health workers taking on greater responsibility in the…”
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Knowledge and Skills Retention Among Frontline Health Workers: Community Maternal and Newborn Health Training in Rural Ethiopia by Gobezayehu, Abebe Gebremariam, Mohammed, Hajira, Dynes, Michelle M., Desta, Binyam Fekadu, Barry, Danika, Aklilu, Yeshiwork, Tessema, Hanna, Tadesse, Lelissie, Mikulich, Meridith, Buffington, Sandra Tebben, Sibley, Lynn M.

“…Introduction We examined the degree to which the skills and knowledge of health workers in Ethiopia were retained 18 months after initial maternal and newborn…”
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Measuring Trust among Frontline Health Workers in Rural Ethiopia by Dynes, Michelle M., Hadley, Craig, Stephenson, Rob, Sibley, Lynn M.

“…Research on trust, and its influence on teamwork, among health workers in low-resource settings has been understudied. We, therefore, undertook a formative…”
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Perceptions of the Risk for Ebola and Health Facility Use Among Health Workers and Pregnant and Lactating Women — Kenema District, Sierra Leone, September 2014 by Dynes, Michelle M., Miller, Laura, Sam, Tamba, Vandi, Mohamed Alex, Tomczyk, Barbara

“…With an estimated maternal mortality ratio of 1,100 per 100,000 live births and a neonatal mortality rate of 49 per 1,000 live births, Sierra Leone has the…”
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Sociocultural Factors Shaping Trust and Teamwork among Community Maternal and Newborn Health Workers in Rural Ethiopia by Dynes, Michelle M

“…Task shifting in response to the health workforce shortage has resulted in community-based health workers taking on greater responsibility. Research suggests…”
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Perceptions of the Risk for Ebola and Health Facility Use Among Health Workers and Pregnant and Lactating Women - Kenema District, Sierra Leone, September 2014 by Dynes, Michelle M, Miller, Laura, Sam, Tamba, Vandi, Mohamed Alex, Tomczyk, Barbara

“…With an estimated maternal mortality ratio of 1,100 per 100,000 live births and a neonatal mortality rate of 49 per 1,000 live births, Sierra Leone has the…”
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