Abstract
BackgroundFamily planning (FP) program is a key program to avert unbalanced human population growth, maternal mortality, unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion, sexually transmitted diseases and malnutrition. To address these aims, all services that clients receive must be of consistently high quality. So, services that clients receive should be monitored and evaluated.MethodsCase study was carried out in January, 2011, in Omo Nada district, Oromia region. Data were collected using different data collection methods. Process of FP program was evaluated using Judith Bruce model. Geographical accessibility, availability of resources for service provision and technical compliance were assessed. Level of program implementation was measured using stakeholders’ agreed indicators and judgment matrix.ResultsThough overall program implementation level was good and clients were satisfied, notable gaps observed were absence of crucial materials, poor provision of information in relation to method given, poor technical performance in following aseptic procedure, and poor integration of services.ConclusionService provision should be monitored to maintain quality of service by integrating available services in resource limited setting.
Highlights
Planning (FP) program is a key program to avert unbalanced human population growth, maternal mortality, unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion, sexually transmitted diseases and malnutrition
As an important component of reproductive health (RH), quality Family planning (FP) is recognized as a human right
A total of 30 client-provider interaction sessions (15 from each Health Center (HC)) were observed from which 25 sessions were counseling of new clients while 5 were counseling of clients continuing after discontinuation
Summary
Planning (FP) program is a key program to avert unbalanced human population growth, maternal mortality, unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion, sexually transmitted diseases and malnutrition. To address these aims, all services that clients receive must be of consistently high quality. Planning (FP) is a key intervention for improving the health of women, men and children [1, 2]. As an important component of reproductive health (RH), quality FP is recognized as a human right. With respect to improving maternal and child health, had planned to increase contraceptive prevalence rate to 66% by 2015. According to Endriyas et al Contraception and Reproductive Medicine (2018) 3:14
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