THE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REGIONALIZATION IN PERINATAL CARE TO WOMEN IN UKRAINE
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2786.2016.4.7542Keywords:
perinatal care, monitoring, regionalization, effectiveness, women.Abstract
Goal of research: to study and analyze the effectiveness of regionalization in perinatal care to women in Ukraine.
Materials and methods. The study of the effectiveness of regionalization in perinatal care was held with the use of the data of State and industry statistics, perinatal audit according to BABIES-МATRICA for the years 2011–2015, monitoring and evaluation of the RAP by the years 2014-2015, SWOT-analysis. Applied methods: statistical and graphical images methods were applied.
Results. Regionalization of perinatal care demonstrated positive results as for the state of women's health. Thus, the level of abortions decreased from 17.0 to 9.8 per 1000 women of fertile age, with the ratio of abortions and live births 1:3.9. There exists the tendency to increasing the share of abortions held with the use of safe methods. The proportion of women with impaired heart (61,0–66,9%) and eclampsia and preeclampsia (78,0–83,0%) who delivered their babies in third-level medical institutions also increased. A tendency to decrease is also registered for such complications as uterine bleeding (18.59% to 18.1%).
Conclusions. The data obtained confirmed the positive effect of regionalization in perinatal care on mothers’ health in Ukraine.References
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