[PDF] Top 20 A mixed-methods study of health worker migration from Jamaica

... Once preliminary findings were obtained, several activ- ities were undertaken to ensure their validity within Jamaica and across the other countries being studied. The first of these was a stakeholder engagement ... See full document

... Our main strength lay in developing an extensive tool based on inductive research for recording observations and used it deductively. We left sufficient scope for in- corporating any additional activities, which were ... See full document

... While many of the factors that influenced the ef- fectiveness of clinical supervision were consistent across the professions there was some variability in how the professions used clinical supervision to sup- port their ... See full document

... on health centre use, we studied changes in the average number of deliveries in each maternity unit by means of relatively long time series (six ...Two health centres were selected for each ...men ... See full document

... World Health Organization (WHO) and the World ...perinatal health to stakeholders across the healthcare ...sentation from relevant stakeholders, has been used, including use of the GRADE (Grades of ... See full document

... Questionnaires were administered to CHWs (n¼ 278) prior to the introduction of the supervision training in their catchment areas. The same CHWs were interviewed after the training, and at the end of the intervention. The ... See full document

... providing health care to all by attempting to remove cost as a barrier, the government of Ghana created the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in 2003, and this program became fully opera- tionalized ... See full document

... priority health issues (Ministry of Health, ...in health boards with shortages and specialising either in general practice, general medicine, general surgery, pathology or ...known study has ... See full document

... a study protocol designed to address these knowledge ...a mixed methods approach to identify migration factors that play an import- ant role in the long term refugee health using a ... See full document

... data from this study permit stronger generalizations and population-level inferences than those from prior studies employing non-random sampling methods, not all results are ...this ... See full document

... this study need to be interpreted in view of a number of ...This study is also limited by its ability to draw conclusions form the situational analysis checklist, due to the scarcity of re- sources ... See full document

... migrant health workers proposed by Glinos and Buchan facilitates an understanding of the “varied and nuanced nature of health professional mobility” ...of health worker migration flows ... See full document

... conclusions from their research, but they accept this state of ...to study based on what is important to their personal value ...stemmed from a personal interest in sexual health after birth ... See full document

... Findings from our study also indicated that participants preferred to keep leftover antibiotics at home for future ...our study aligns with those conducted in China and Jordan where 31% and 49% of ... See full document

... affecting health which were determined from the qualitative ...i from the ideal point is considered, but also its distance from the negative ideal point is ...distance from the ideal ... See full document

... the researchers kept in close email and telephone contact. In addition, we attempted to maximise the return rate by providing various options for complet- ing the questionnaire, including an online option and completion ... See full document

... morbidities, polypharmacy, and risk behaviors impacted on medication management and was associated with health events. Sleep problems were pervasive and endur- ing and led to sometimes dangerous management tac- ... See full document

... ranged from 2% to ...women's health elic- ited high response rates with the highest non-response on questions about diabetes in pregnancy where 4% of women failed to provide a ...the health of ... See full document

... Study limitations include low response rate. There was a limited response rate in both the pre- and posttests in the workshops and on the Fresno test. The pre/posttests adminis- tered during the workshops were ... See full document

... the study, the MEMS devices were collected and the adherence information was ...this study subject began monitoring medica- tion use using a different method (a personal spread sheet) during the coaching ... See full document