BACKGROUND:Quality Improvement (QI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in maternal and newborn care (MNC) in Sub Saharan Africa. Health workers typically serve as both recipients and implementers of QI activities; their understanding, motivation, and level of involvement largely determining the potential effect. In support of efforts to harmonise and integrate the various QI approaches implemented in parallel in Tanzanian health facilities, our objective was to investigate how different components of a collaborative QI intervention were understood and experienced by health workers, and therefore contributed positively to its mechanisms of effect. MATERIALS AND METHODS:A qualitative process evaluation of a collaborati...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...
BACKGROUND: Quality improvement (QI) efforts in which providers from various health facilities, with...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...
Background: Quality Improvement (OI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in m...
BackgroundQuality Improvement (QI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in mat...
BACKGROUND: Quality Improvement (QI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in m...
OBJECTIVE: To describe health workers' perceptions of a quality improvement (QI) intervention that f...
To describe health workers' perceptions of a quality improvement (QI) intervention that focused on i...
Background Quality improvement (QI) methods engage stakeholders in identifying problems, creating st...
Tanzania’s National Quality Improvement (QI) Strategic Task Force established an accelerated plan fo...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe a quality improvement (QI) intervention in primary ...
Background: In Tanzania, maternal and newborn health outcomes have been slow to improve. The Expand...
To constantly work with quality improvement is important to maintain a high standard of care. Tanzan...
Abstract Background Quality improvement is a recommended strategy to improve implementation levels f...
A quality improvement intervention for maternal and newborn health was carried out in southern Tanza...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...
BACKGROUND: Quality improvement (QI) efforts in which providers from various health facilities, with...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...
Background: Quality Improvement (OI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in m...
BackgroundQuality Improvement (QI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in mat...
BACKGROUND: Quality Improvement (QI) approaches are increasingly used to bridge the quality gap in m...
OBJECTIVE: To describe health workers' perceptions of a quality improvement (QI) intervention that f...
To describe health workers' perceptions of a quality improvement (QI) intervention that focused on i...
Background Quality improvement (QI) methods engage stakeholders in identifying problems, creating st...
Tanzania’s National Quality Improvement (QI) Strategic Task Force established an accelerated plan fo...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe a quality improvement (QI) intervention in primary ...
Background: In Tanzania, maternal and newborn health outcomes have been slow to improve. The Expand...
To constantly work with quality improvement is important to maintain a high standard of care. Tanzan...
Abstract Background Quality improvement is a recommended strategy to improve implementation levels f...
A quality improvement intervention for maternal and newborn health was carried out in southern Tanza...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...
BACKGROUND: Quality improvement (QI) efforts in which providers from various health facilities, with...
Background: Health workers are the key to realising the potential of improved quality of care for mo...