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Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu; Maputle, Maria S.; Lebese, Rachel T. (Women's Health and Action Research Centre, 2020-06)A qualitative, descriptive phenomenological research design was conducted to explore and describe the experiences of midwives on the management of women diagnosed with hypertensive disorders during pregnancy in rural areas ...
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Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu; Maputle, Maria S.; Lebese, Tinyiko R. (AOSIS, 2022-08-04)BACKGROUND : In South Africa, maternal healthcare guidelines are distributed to primary health care (PHC) facility for midwives to refer and implement during maternal healthcare services. Different training was offered for ...
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Maputle, Maria S.; Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu; Makhado, Lufuno; Lebese, Rachel T. (Termedia Publishing, 2020-06-19)INTRODUCTION : Each year, about 43,000 pregnant women and mothers die world-wide due to pregnancy- related birth conditions. Most of these deaths are avoidable and preventable. An update on the maternal mortality of 2017 ...
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Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu; Maputle, Maria S.; Lebese, Rachel T.; Ramathuba, Dorah U.; Netshikweta, Lizzy M. (Taylor and Francis, 2019)BACKGROUND : Maternal deaths caused by hypertensive disorders are preventable. The purpose was to assess midwives’ perceived knowledge and skills on the implementation of maternal health guidelines when managing hypertensive ...
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Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu; Maputle, Maria Sonto.; Lebese, Rachel Tsakani.; Makhado, Lufuno. (Makerere University Medical School, 2021-03)BACKGROUND: Postpartum haemorrhage is one of the causes of the rise in maternal mortality. Midwives’ experiences related to postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) management remain unexplored, especially in Limpopo. The purpose of ...
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Mashamba, Kavanyeta Elizabeth; Ramavhoya, Irene Thifhelimbilu (Women's Health and Action Research Centre, 2021-10)Obstetric emergencies account for the majority of causes of maternal deaths. The major causes of maternal and neonatal deaths in obstetric emergencies include bleeding, pregnancy-induced hypertension, cord prolapse, shoulder ...
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