[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of a community based randomized controlled prenatal care trial in rural China

... maternal care varied from place to ...systematic prenatal care pro- gram. Based on the information of the mid-1990s (at the time when the trial was being planned) we assumed the use of ... See full document

... pragmatic trial of the care strategies within the primary healthcare context of China, rather than a therapeutic agent trial per se ...outcome evaluation using: 1) the ‘PROBE’ design ... See full document

... This study could not achieve the desired coverage of limited PNC by the volunteers. The volunteers could cover only one third of the births for two or more visits. Lack of intensive field monitoring might be one of the ... See full document

... health care in ...of care, raise health service utilization, increase health knowledge and improve quality of ...insufficient randomized control trials (RCTs) to draw reliable ...in China ... See full document

... in rural communities in China. METHODS: A randomized controlled trial including 8,217 subjects with COPD was implemented from May 2008 to May 2012 in 14 commu- nity health-care ... See full document

... CKMC infants had a 19% relative significantly greater risk for reported diarrhea than control infants. Had gen- eral breastfeeding and supplementary food practices been better in the CKMC group, a lower risk for diarrhea ... See full document

... Depression Care Management (DCM) model for late life depression in Chinese primary care ...first randomized controlled trial of CCM for late life depression in China, we ... See full document

... Statistical Analyses We obtained information regarding the participating pregnant women, birth outcomes, and development of the infants in individual files and linked them with unique numbers. The data were checked ... See full document

... health care professionals, sub-County Health Management Team members, TBAs and other community leaders including the chief, village elders and religious ...selected based on their social standing and ... See full document

... health care professionals, sub-County Health Management Team members, TBAs and other community leaders including the chief, village elders and religious ...selected based on their social standing and ... See full document

... Epidemiol Community Health 2012;66:420-­‐426. doi:10.1136/jech.2010.114520 4. Greenwood DC, Threapleton DE, Evans CE, Cleghorn CL, Nykjaer, C Woodehead C, Burley VJ. Glycemic index, glycemic load, carbohydrates, ... See full document

... Patricia M Ciaschini 1 , Sharon E Straus 2,3* , Lisa R Dolovich 4,5 , Ron A Goeree 6,7 , Karen M Leung 8 , Carol R Woods 9 , Greg M Zimmerman 10 , Sumit R Majumdar 11 , Silvana Spadafora 1 , Luke A Fera 12,13 , Hui N Lee ... See full document

... health care professional; therefore, we were unable to distinguish between, for ex- ample, diaper rash and clinical atopic ...sought care for their infant’s ill- ness symptoms, likely because of the free ... See full document

... born prematurely to women who had entered treat- ment early in the high protein supplement group suffered greater deficits in birth weight than those of women who entered treatment later[r] ... See full document

... malaria community intervention which has bridged the gap between the health workers at the periph- eral health centres and the mothers of young children in individual households through women ...of rural ... See full document

... married rural to urban migrant women aged 20 –34 who were included in the 2014 National Dynamic Monitoring Survey on Migrants and who delivered a baby within the previous two years were ...of prenatal ... See full document

... married rural to urban migrant women aged 20 – 34 who were included in the 2014 National Dynamic Monitoring Survey on Migrants and who delivered a baby within the previous two years were ...of prenatal ... See full document

... cluster randomized controlled trial, in a Western region in the ...individual care, women in the intervention period (starting at the randomized time-point) will be offered the choice ... See full document

... Our interventions were informed by models that showed promise in other settings. Focus groups and individual in- terviews were also conducted with black and Hispanic post-stroke patients who had received home care ... See full document

... Types and number of health maintenance visits, acute care clinic visits, and emergency room visits were recorded.. Finally, outcomes concerning the relationship between the mother and pe[r] ... See full document