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Maternal Health Care in Cox’s bazar, Bangladesh: A Survey of Midwifery Experience at Hope Foundation and a Review of the Literature

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Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2019年第12期9卷 1624-1637页

作者： Iftikher Mahmood Hannah Bergbower Arman Mahmood Annekathryn Goodman Hope Foundation for Women and Children of Bangladesh Cox’s Bazar Bangladesh Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Massachusetts General Hospital Boston MA USA

Background: The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of Bangladesh developed a midwifery education strategy in 2011 and starting in 2013, BRAC University developed a three-year Diploma in Midwifery. A survey was developed to understand the challenges of the newly graduated midwives and to identify resource and educational needs. The survey feedback will help develop and strengthen curriculum for primary and postgraduate midwifery training. Methods: A 30-question survey was given to midwives at the Hope Hospital in Cox’s bazar and at the birth centers in the surrounding rural communities. Questions explored the midwives’ clinical experience, patient problems in the prenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal period, and asked about what education;training and clinical resources were needed. Results: Thirty-two midwives answered the surveys. The midwives’ average time from graduation from the midwifery diploma program was sixteen months. All the respondents felt comfortable managing most maternal issues but felt further training was important. They also identified the lack of many clinical resources including blood products, medicines, vaccines, and ultrasound. They identified significant maternal health issues among their patients including adolescent pregnancy, malnutrition, anemia, sexual violence, pregnancy-induced hypertension, hemorrhage, low birth weight infants, prolonged and obstructed labors. Conclusion: Training and increasing the number of midwives are crucial strategies for reducing maternal and neonatal mortality. There is a significant need for long-term placement and commitment of midwives to rural areas in Bangladesh. Health systems and organizations employing midwives must be accountable for the continuing education, mentorship, and supportive needs of midwives.

关键词： Bangladesh Maternal Mortality Maternal Healthcare Midwives Midwifery Midwifery Training Cox’s bazar Adolescent Pregnancy Pregnancy Outcomes Medical Decision Making Sexual Reproductive Healthcare Hope Foundation

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Prevalence of Various Cancer-Related Risk Factors among the Forcibly Displaced Myanmar National Community, the Rohingya, in Bangladesh: A Preliminary Assessment

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Journal of Cancer Therapy 2020年第5期11卷 251-264页

作者： Rumana Dowla Annekathryn Goodman Sadia Akter Bangladesh Palliative and Supportive Care Foundation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University and Hospital (BSMMU) Dhaka Bangladesh Division Gynecologic Oncology Harvard Medical School Massachusetts General Hospital Boston MA USA Bangladesh Palliative and Supportive Foundation (BPSCF) Dhaka Bangladesh

Background: Large numbers of Forcibly Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN), also called the Rohingya community, in Bangladesh face chronic life-threatening illnesses. Symptoms concerning for a cancer diagnosis are not easily evaluated and treated by healthcare systems available to this population. We conducted a rapid needs assessment of cancer screening and pain and palliative care with the goal of identifying the prevalence of cancer risk factors among the Rohingya who attended local health facilities. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in the Kutupalong camp of Ukhiya, Cox’s bazar among the Rohingya community. Data were?collected through purposive sampling. Face-to-face interviews were done using a structured questionnaire. Statistics were analyzed by using IBM SPSS 23.?Results: Out of 85 participants, 75 were female and 10 were male. 70 (82.4%) were uneducated (defined as lacking any formal institutional education), 10 (11.8%) people completed the primary level education and only 5 (5.9%) people received secondary level education. There were many participants with pulmonary disease with 35 (41.2%) people endorsing a history of asthma, bronchitis, and/or tuberculosis. There was a lack of female menstrual sanitation and hygiene with only 25 (29.4%) patients using sanitary napkins, that were donated by Non Government Organizations. Only 5.9% of the women had received any form of cervical cancer screening.?Conclusion: This study identifies risk factors associated with cancers and life-limiting diseases among the FDMN Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. It is necessary to develop targeted education, cancer screening and cancer awareness programs for this population.

关键词： Cancer Risk Factors for Cancer Life-Limiting Illness Palliative Care FDMN (Forcibly Displaced Myanmar National) Rohingya Menstrual Hygiene Pulmonary Disease Cox’s bazar Bangladesh

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