An infection control intervention study incorporating an interrupted time series with control: Using infection control as an entry point for improving the quality of delivery care and strengthening health systems in developing countries

John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation (USA)0 个研究点目标入组 6,000 人开始时间: 2010年11月25日最近更新: 2015年1月13日

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•1. Women who delivered in the intervention and control hospitals (Gujarat state), who subsequently contract (puerperal) infection of the genital tract
•2. Women in whom infections of the genital tract are identified after delivery, up to 42 days post partum
•3. Puerperal infections are defined as those specified in ICD-10 codes 085 and 086 (see annex 1):
•3.1. Puerperal sepsis
•3.2. Other puerperal infections
•3.3. Infection of obstetric surgical wound
•3.4. Other infection of genital tract following delivery
•3.5. Urinary tract infection following delivery
•3.6. Other genital tract infection following delivery
•3.7. Pyrexia of unknown origin following delivery
•3.8. Other specified puerperal infections
•4. Any woman over 28 weeks gestation who delivers a baby (live or stillborn) in any of the control or intervention hospitals
•5. Any woman over 28 weeks gestation who has delivered a baby (in any location be it in the community, a study site or a non-study hospital) who is admitted with the placenta undelivered

•1. Any woman who delivers a baby (live or stillborn) less than 28 weeks gestation.
•2. Miscarriage and abortion cases
•Note: Often, these cases are seen in out-patients or admitted in a different ward and are classified as 'gynaecologic' cases and not 'obstetric' cases
•3. Any woman admitted to the study site after delivery of the placenta

发起方

John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation (USA)