SMOH definition
Examples of SMOH in a sentence
It would appear that the hospitals were slightly less affected by the stock-outs than the PHCs. Feedback from the facility staff visited and SMOH and LGA officials interviewed further supports the fact that utilization of key FP and MNBC services increased at the facility level over the LOP.
Feedback from the field facility visits and interviews with SMOH and LGA stakeholders confirm a significant improvement in provider skills in LSS, FANC, AMTSL, management of PPH and eclampsia, HBB and management of neonatal sepsis.
Probe: Policy - Number of policies (plans, guideline, manuals, protocols or job aides available to improve MNCH/FP at health facility level Program management - Whether trainings on Logistic planning; record keeping and supportive supervision has been attended by the staff of the health facility Resource allocation – Monthly grants to the facility by the SMOH or LG office, SPHCDA etc, and whether this is sufficient or not.
Feedback from the field visits and from SMOH and LGA officials confirmed that community mobilization, as carried out under the ACCESS/MCHIP Project utilizing CMTs, CCGs, HHCs and MBSM working together, was highly successful in creating demand for maternal and newborn services in project-supported areas.
Feedback from SMOH and LGA stakeholders confirmed that improved record keeping, training in data management, use of standards and a joint supervision effort increased the effectiveness and focus of data reporting and use of data for management decision making, improved quarterly supervision and the state’s capacity to carry this supervision out on its own.
Feedback from the field facility visits and interviews with the SMOH and LGA stakeholders confirmed a significant improvement in provider skills: Life Saving Skills (LSS); Focused ANC (FANC); AMTSL; management of Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) and eclampsia; Helping Babies Breathe (HBB); and management of neonatal sepsis.
Feedback from field visits and interviews with key SMOH and LGA stakeholders confirmed that the facilities’ staff had benefited from skills training and were now better able to counsel clients and provide services, including IUDs and Jadelle, which they had not been doing previously.
Rapid turn-over of SMOH and facility staff, as well as insufficient numbers of skilled birth attendants continued to plague the project.
SMOH officials from Kano spoke of tremendous increases in FP and ANC clients and said that only recently have husbands and wives been seen visiting the facilities together for FP.
A total of 15 state-based ACCESS/MCHIP Project staff, SMOH and LGA officials from all three states were invited to travel to Abuja for interviews with the Team Leader.