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Table 1 Summary of key workshop characteristics (Part 1), applied evaluation tools, and results (Part 2) in Uganda, Nigeria, and DR Congo

From: Strengthening healthcare providers’ capacity for safe abortion and post-abortion care services in humanitarian settings: lessons learned from the clinical outreach refresher training model (S-CORT) in Uganda, Nigeria, and the Democratic Republic of Congo

 

Uganda

Nigeria

DR Congo

Part 1

 Partners

Ipas, Médecins du Monde

Ipas, CARE

Save the Children, CARE, Ipas

 Settings

Bidibidi refugee settlement, Yumbe District, West Nile region

Maiduguri, Borno State

Goma, North Kivu

 Dates

April 2019

July 2019

August 2019

 Number of participants

21 (9 women, 12 men)

21 (18 women, 3 men)

30 (8 women, 22 men)

 Professions/ functions

Physicians, midwives, nurses, clinical officers, medical coordinators

Physician, midwives, nurses, community health extension workers (n = 10), radiologist (n = 1)

Clinical and programmatic staff from CARE and Save the Children

 Duration

3 days

- 1 day on medication uterine evacuation

- 1 day on MVA uterine evacuation

- 1 day for the validation of clinical competencies

4 days

- 1 day on values clarification and attitude transformation

- 1 day on medication uterine evacuation

- 1 day on MVA

- 1 day for the validation of clinical competencies

4 days

- 1 day on values clarification and attitude transformation

- 1 day on MA

- 1 day on MVA

- 1 day for the validation of clinical competencies

Part 2

 Pre−/post-test knowledge scores

- n with complete data = 18

- pre-test: 84%

- post-test: 89%

- n with complete data = 20

- pre: 45%

- post: 52%

- n with complete data = 27

- pre: 56%

- post: 76%

 Pre−/post-training competency checklist

In-training use but data not collected

In-training use but incomplete and unreliable data

In-training use but incomplete and unreliable data

 Qualitative interview

1 FGD (3 women, 3 men)

1 IDI with co-trainer

2 FGD (corrupt audio files)

3 FGD with a total of 19 participants (5 women, 14 men)