Mohammad Rafiee, Mahsa Jahangiri-Rad, Anoushiravan Mohseni-Bandpei, Elham Razmi
Impacts of socioeconomic and environmental factors on neoplasms incidence rates using machine learning and GIS: a cross-sectional study in Iran
Scientific reports
study aimed assess specific clinical nonclinical training needs midwives determine preferred approach enhancing performance preeclampsia remains one leading causes maternal deaths low middleincome countries preeclampsiarelated deaths may due reduced midwifery knowledge inadequate management therefore training needs assessment vital identifying gaps practice especially poorly resourced settings maximal use training resources hospitalbased crosssectional study largest tertiary hospital ghana online version validated hennessyhicks training needs analysis questionnaire used assess midwives training needs management preeclampsia tool good psychometric properties used assess 1 midwives confidence performing tasks 2 importance task role 3 preferred performance improvement approach data analysis adhered guidelines specified hennessyhicks training needs analysis questionnaire priority training requirements midwives assessed descriptive statistics series independent ttests among 250 midwives responded possessed 15 years experience 747 28 tasks viewed midwives essential responsibilities preeclampsia management midwives greatest need training researchaudit clinical skills domains respectively p 0001 95 confidence interval 108147 cohensd 127 p 0001 95 confidence interval 069106 cohensd 087 foremost primary training necessity recognised midwives undertaking health promotion activities including antenatal health education md 043 95 confidence interval 029057 training courses identified preferred approach address training needs improve overall proficiency midwives ghana require comprehensive training covering research clinicalbased competencies improve preeclampsia management considering pivotal role ghanaian midwives safeguarding maternal wellbeing compelling need enhance calibre midwifery services findings guide stakeholders countries comparable healthcare contexts creating effective resourceefficient training programs avoid counterproductivity ultimately supporting national initiatives enhance preeclampsia management quality care