Title:
Quality of Reception During Prenatal Consultation (CPN) in 2017. Case of the Maternity Ward of the Community Health Center

Authors:
Mohamed Diabaté, Samou Diarra, Kassoum Barry, Ibrahim Coulibaly, Alima Sidibé, Youssouf I Traoré, Yiriba Diarra, Boubacar N Coulibaly, Singoun Dembele, Ibrahim Cissé8, Salif Bagayogo, Awa Diallo, Mali

Abstract:

Summary: Good reception is an indicator of quality of care.
Objective: To improve the quality of the reception of pregnant women during prenatal consultations (ANC).
Methods and Materials: The procedure consisted of sending questionnaires to 100 pregnant women who had used the antenatal consultation service for arrival sequence. This was an action research type study.
Results: All the pregnant women stated that the providers had not explained their specific roles to them. Also, 37% of the pregnant women said they were seen by enthusiastic providers.
Conclusion: Before the staff upgrade, 57% of pregnant women were satisfied with the reception and after the upgrade 60% were satisfied. 

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.51505/ijmshr.2021.5507