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Health Results Based Financing Impact Evaluation 2012

Kyrgyz Republic, 2012 - 2013
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KGZ_2012_HRBFIE-BL_v01_M
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Jed Friedman, Aneesa Arur, Eeshani Kandpal
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Mar 29, 2019
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Data file: B2.1_FINAL_anon

The dataset contains information from "Maternal and Newborn Quality of Care Facility Assessment: Postpartum Hemorrhage Simulation."

Cases: 195
Variables: 52

Variables

number
INTERVIEW NUMBER
a2
Facility Numebr:
a3
Observer Number
a4
Date of Observation
a5
Health worker line number
a6
Sex of health worker
a7
Health worker category
b101
Observer: what will you do now? Calls for help
b102
Observer: what will you do now? Explains to the woman what is being done, reassu
b103
Observer: what will you do now? Asks assistant to check for signs of shock, incl
b104
Observer: what will you do now? Palpates the uterus to assess for tone
b107a
Defines shock as: P>110
b107b
Defines shock as: systolic BP <90mm Hg
b107c
Defines shock as: cold clammy skin
b107d
Defines shock as: pallor
b107e
Defines shock as: respirations > 30 / min
b107f
Defines shock as: anxious and confused or unconscious
b108
Observer: Is Mrs. G in shock?
b109a
Why is Mrs. G not in shock? Systolic BP is >90 mmHg
b109b
Why is Mrs. G not in shock? Pulse is <110 beats per minute
b109c
Why is Mrs. G not in shock? Normal mental status
b111a
Identifies: atonic uterus
b111b
Identifies: cervical and perineal tears
b111c
Identifies: retained placenta or placental fragments
b111d
Identifies: ruptured uterus
b111e
Identifies: clotting disorder
b113
Massages the uterus to stimulate a contraction.
b114
Gives oxytocin IV (20 IU / L at 60 gtts/min) OR Ergometrine 0.2 mg slow IV OR mi
b115
Continues to monitor (or has assistant monitor) BP, pulse and blood loss and mas
b117
Gives medication IM (oxytocin 10 IU or ergometrine 0.2 mg)
b119
Explains to Mrs. G what is being done and what to expect
b120
Performs internal bimanual compression of the uterus.
b121
Has assistant locate placenta and examines for missing pieces.
b123
Explains to Gulsina what s/he is going to do and what to expect.
b124
Gives pethidine and diazepam IV slowly or uses ketamine or another drug for seda
b125
Gives a single dose of prophylactic antibiotics (ampicillin 2 g IV plus metronid
b126
Using elbow-length sterile or HLD gloves, palpates inside the uterus for placent
b128
Observes the woman closely until effect of IV sedation has worn off.
b129
Monitors vital signs (P, BP, R), uterine firmness, and bleeding every 15 minutes
b131
Examines perineum, vagina and cervix for tears and repairs
b132
Produced compression of the abdominal aorta
b133
Considers use of bedside clotting test.
b135
Makes plan for monitoring vital signs, uterine firmness and blood loss every 15
b136
Continue with routine postpartum care, including breastfeeding of infant.
com1
WAS MOTHER TREATED RESPECTFULLY?
com2
WAS MOTHER INFORMED OF PROCEDURES?
com3
WAS THE SITUATION CHAOTIC OR CALM?
com4
WERE THERE ANY MAJOR DELAYS IN NEEDED TREATMENT?
com5
WERE MULTIPLE HEALTH WORKERS INVOLVED?
com6
IF SO, DID THESE HEALTH WORKERS KNOW THEIR ROLES?
com7
IF YES, DID THEY CARRY OUT THESE ROLES?
com8
WERE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES, MEDICATIONS AVAILABLE?
Total: 52
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