clinical skills training
BehavioralIn addition to financial coverage (CMS) extensive in-service training of clinical skills (CS) to all doctors and MCH workers at the village and township level.
Other names: training intervention
NCT Number: NCT01006317
This project aims to strengthen and improve the performance of health care system in rural China in order to improve maternal and child health. It also provides policy-makers and health service managers with evidence for the development of informed policy on maternal and child health (MCH). The research focuses on women of reproductive age in rural areas of China as well as on their antenatal and obstetric care service providers, both clinicians and policy makers. For the Member States and China, as well as other countries it will provide a comprehensive analysis and synthesis of current state of affairs, provider and user perspectives, of antenatal and obstetric care in rural China at national and local level. This study seeks to assess whether improving financial accessibility to and quality of maternal health care increase use of and impact of maternity services. This project is implemented in 3 provinces: Anhui, Shaan'xi and Chongqing. This project will provide a practical example and information on impact of abolishing user fees on MCH service utilisation and develop and disseminate evidence-based policy recommendations on how to improve access to and quality of antenatal and obstetrical care for local and central government and international organisations, and thus serve as a step toward reaching such important goals.
CHIMACA includes 3 types of interventions, two behavioural interventions and financial intervention. Behavioural interventions are training for clinical skills and training health education.
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Anhui Medical University, Hefei, Anhui, China
Province of Chongqing:
Basic design: randomized townships (3 groups) comparing 2 different interventions to one randomised internal control group and one non-randomized external control group. In service-training:
Province of Shaan'xi:
Basic design: Randomized townships, 5 groups (in two counties) comparing 2 different interventions to the randomized control group (Figure 2)
Province of Anhui Basic design: randomized townships, 3 groups (in two counties), comparing 4 different interventions to randomized control groups (Figure 3)
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
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In addition to financial coverage (CMS) extensive in-service training of clinical skills (CS) to all doctors and MCH workers at the village and township level.
Other names: training intervention
In addition to financial coverage extensive in-service training of health education (HE) to all doctors and MCH workers at the village and township level(Anhui, Chongqing and Shaan'xi provinces); In addition to financial coverage extensive in-service training of health education (HE) for Family planning (FP) staff at village level (Anhui).
Other names: training intervention
In addition to financial coverage of MCH care within the local reimbursement system (CMS) the coverage of ante- and postnatal care.
Other names: funding
Time frame: Up to 33 months
Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare
Other Gov
Structural Hinders to and Promoters of Good Maternal Care in Rural China
Acronym: CHIMACA
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