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Responsabile: MD PhD Marzia Lazzerini
Online survey on the preparedness, quality and resilience of the maternal and newborn health service among countries of the WHO European Region during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The survey is based on WHO Standards to improve the quality of maternal and newborn hospital care (please, find here the WHO standards)
IMAgiNE EURO, coordinated by the WHO Collaborating center of the IRCCS Burlo Garofolo Trieste is a project based on an network of more than 10 countries. It includes two online surveys (one for mothers, the other for health workers) to explore maternal and newborn health service preparedness, quality and resilience, among countries of the WHO European Region, at different phases of the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope it will help us to understand the views and experiences of women giving birth, as well as health workers involved in maternal and newborn care. We will share the findings to help others to provide quality services. You can have a look at our initial findings and reports here.
For MOTHERS: Did you gave birth in a hospital after 1st March 2020? TELL US YOUR EXPERIENCE HERE
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For HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS: Are you a healthcare professional directly involved in maternal/neonatal care at facility level during the COVID-19 pandemic? Take part in the survey: your opinion matters!
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Approfondimenti:
Special Issue pubblicata open access su IJGO (la rivista ufficiale della FIGO), dedicata al nostro Progetto IMAgiNE EURO, che dall'inizio della pandemia ha raccolto dati su circa 70.000 donne sulla qualità delle cure materno neonatali in 22 paesi della Regione Europea OMS.
Il progetto mette in evidenza maggiori disuguaglianze tra paesi (ed anche all'interno dei singoli paesi) nella qualità delle cure materno neonatali.
Il supplement è costituito da 12 articoli, con 2 editoriali a firma di colleghi di OMS, UNICEF, LSHTM, e dei presidenti della FIGO, ICM, oltre ad associazioni a difesa dei diritti umani.
