Examples of Analyses from Recent Needs Assessments.

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Examples of Analyses from Recent Needs Assessments

Indicator: Availability of comprehensive and basic EmOC facilities Recommendation: for every 500,000 population we should have a minimum of 5 EmONC facilities, where at least 1 is Comprehensive Source: Monitoring Emergency Obstetric Care: A Handbook, WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and AMDD (June 2009)

Minimum number of facilities with EmOC Availability of facilities with EmOC: Sofala, Mozambique, 2006 Source: Santos et al. (2006).

Availability of facilities with EmOC: Ethiopia, 2008 Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

Fulfillment of recommended minimum number of EmOC facilities: Angola 2007 Source: MoH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

How many hospitals provide CEmOC? Ethiopia 2009 Hospitals Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

How many health centers provide BEmOC? Ethiopia 2009 Health Centers Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

Facilities that performed the Signal Function in the last 3 months: Angola 2007 Source: MoH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Nurses and Midwives: Numbers trained and not yet trained in BEmOC: Ethiopia 2009 Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

Availability of cesarean delivery: Angola 2007 Source: MOH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Institutional cesarean delivery rate by sector: Ethiopia 2009 Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

Availability of anticonvulsants among facilities that had used them in the last 12 months: Angola 2007 Source: MOH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Case fatality rates for eclampsia: Angola 2007 Source: MOH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Percent of facilities with items needed for BEmOC, by type of facility: Ethiopia 2009 Source: FMOH Ethiopia. (2008). Preliminary Results.

Causes of maternal death: Angola 2007 N=1,410 Source: MOH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Direct causes of maternal deaths: Angola 2007 N=860 Source: MOH, UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO. (2007). Preliminary Results.

Case fatality rates by complication: Sofala, Mozambique Source: Santos et al. (2006).