EVALUATION OF MIDWIFERY CARE QUALITY AND SATISFACTION OF ITS IN LABOR AND DELIVERY UNITS IN KASHAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES HOSPITALS IN 2011

Karimian, Z and Azarbad, Z and Ganji, ZH and Bahrami, N and Sarafraz, N (2014) EVALUATION OF MIDWIFERY CARE QUALITY AND SATISFACTION OF ITS IN LABOR AND DELIVERY UNITS IN KASHAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES HOSPITALS IN 2011. The Journal of Urmia Nursing and Midwifery Faculty, 12 (9). pp. 858-865.

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Abstract

According to the World Health Organization's emphasis on monitoring and evaluation of structure, process and outcome of the service, to improve quality and due to that no study has been performed in this area, we decided to do a study with the aim of the evaluation of midwifery care quality and satisfaction of its in labor and delivery units in Kashan University of Medical Sciences hospitals in 2011. Materials & Methods: In this descriptive study that study population included 300 low-risk pregnant women 18 to 35 years who were admitted to the maternity ward and they were selected with nonprobability sampling.in this study data collection method was questionnaire that midwives information form completed by interviews with midwives, care observation forms completed by the researcher, structure form Consists of three parts personnel information, physical environment, equipment and medical facilities(Consists of three parts personnel information, physical environment, equipment and medical facilities) of labor also completed by the interview with head nurse of labor and finally satisfaction evaluation forms were completed by the patient at discharge and to analyze data we use from spss software version 16. Result: Result showed equipment and structure of delivery have medium quality and quality of obstetric care in the four stages in most domains was not good.But percentage of satisfaction from service was very high. Conclusion: According to the findings of this study, authorities should apply to increase the quality of essential obstetric services with expert staff, increasing of medical staff and attention to psychological needs

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