Effects of Primary Health Care Staff Training on Maternal and Child Health Services
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MCH, Services, Training, PHC
Abstract
The training of primary health care (PHC) staff is part of a national initiative aimed at enhancing the capabilities of PHC personnel . Initiated in the year 1444H, the program's primary goal is to equip all PHC staff, including doctors, nurses, and midwives, with the necessary skills to provide comprehensive Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services. By the end of 1445H, this objective was successfully realized
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3. Hegazy IS, Renvana MS, Qureshi NA. Utilization of maternal health services (MCH): a comparative study between residents and nomads. Saudi Med J. 1992; 13: 552-554.
4. Fadhil IM. Evaluation of the antenatal care program in Basrah, Iraq. Health Services Journal Eastern Mediterranean Region WHO. 1992; 6: 6-10.
5. Mason JO. Reducing infant mortality in the United States through health start. J US Public Health Service. 1991; 106: 479-83.
6. Gish O. Some links between successful implementation of primary health care interventions and the overall utilization of health services. Soc Sci Med J. 1990; 30: 401-405.
7. Favin M, Bradford B, Cebula V. Improving Maternal Health Services. UNICEF, World Federation of Public Health Association. 1984: 2-35.
8. Williams C, Baumalag N, Jelliffe DB (editors). Mother and Child health - delivering the services, 2nd ed. London: Oxford University Press. 1989: 73.
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sana mutlaq al dafiry Munera Raja al dafiry Saada Awad Al-Matrafiy Salem Mater al dafiry Meshal Defallah al dafiry. (2022). Effects of Primary Health Care Staff Training on Maternal and Child Health Services. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 30(1), 640-645. https://doi.org/10.53555/jptcp.v30i1.4980
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sana mutlaq al dafiry Munera Raja al dafiry Saada Awad Al-Matrafiy Salem Mater al dafiry Meshal Defallah al dafiry. (2022). Effects of Primary Health Care Staff Training on Maternal and Child Health Services. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 30(1), 640-645. https://doi.org/10.53555/jptcp.v30i1.4980