Browsing by Author "Sauve, Reginald S."
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- ItemOpen AccessA Description of the self-reported nutrition counselling activities of Calgary family physicians and an exploration of the factors which influence them(1988) Waisman, Mary Sue; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessA population-based case-control study of environmental tobacco smoke and middle ear disease in pre-schoolers(1996) Bischoff, Carol E.; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessA Randomized controlled trial of the effect of early amniotomy on labour(1988) Fraser, William Donald; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessAnalysis of patterns and derterminants of postneonatal growth in very low birth weight infants using modelling procedures(1997) Wang, Zhiqiang; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessApneic episodes of greater than or equal to 20 seconds in preterm neonates exposed to maternal cigarette smoking during pregnancy(2004) Naseem, Muhammed Tahir; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessAssessment of prevalence and associated risk factors for secondary diabetes in Canadian children(2006) Ho, Josephine; Sauve, Reginald S.; Pacaud, Daniele
- ItemOpen AccessDevelopment and risk factors of severe retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) in very low birth weight infants(1993) Ding, Yingmei; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessDoes the antenatal consultation meet the perceived information needs of the patient in preterm or threatend preterm labour?(2004) Yee, Wendy Helen; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessEvaluation of an education program for caregivers of infants discharged home on supplemental oxygen(1989) Brown, Krista Anne; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemEmbargoHigh risk infant: concerns of the mother after discharge(1983) Goodman, June Ross, 1932-; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessHistological chorioamnionitis: neonatal and neurodevelopmental outcome at 36 months corrected ago in preterm infants(2009) Soraisham, Amuchou Singh; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessIncidence, survival and risk factors for the development of veno-occlusive disease in pediatric hematopoietic stem cell transplant(2001) Barker, Collin C.; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessMeconium alcohol and drug screening(2007) Hicks, Matthew Stephen; Sauve, Reginald S.; Tough, Suzanne
- ItemOpen AccessMissed opportunities in antenatal care for improving the health of pregnant women and newborns in Geita district, Northwest Tanzania(2018-10-05) Konje, Eveline T; Magoma, Moke T N; Hatfield, Jennifer; Kuhn, Susan; Sauve, Reginald S.; Dewey, Deborah MAbstract Background Despite the significant benefits of early detection and management of pregnancy related complications during antenatal care (ANC) visits, not all pregnant women in Tanzania initiate ANC in a timely manner. The primary objectives of this research study in rural communities of Geita district, Northwest Tanzania were: 1) to conduct a population-based study that examined the utilization and availability of ANC services; and 2) to explore the challenges faced by women who visited ANC clinics and barriers to utilization of ANC among pregnant women. Methods A sequential explanatory mixed method design was utilized. Household surveys that examined antenatal service utilization and availability were conducted in 11 randomly selected wards in Geita district. One thousand, seven hundred and nineteen pregnant women in their 3rd trimester participated in household surveys. It was followed by focus group discussions with community health workers and pregnant women that examined challenges and barriers to ANC. Results Of the pregnant women who participated, 86.74% attended an ANC clinic at least once; 3.62% initiated ANC in the first trimester; 13.26% had not initiated ANC when they were interviewed in their 3rd trimester. Of the women who had attended ANC at least once, the majority (82.96%) had been checked for HIV status, less than a half (48.36%) were checked for hemoglobin level, and only a minority had been screened for syphilis (6.51%). Among women offered laboratory testing, the prevalence of HIV was 3.88%, syphilis, 18.57%, and anemia, 54.09%. In terms of other preventive measures, 91.01% received a tetanus toxoid vaccination, 76.32%, antimalarial drugs, 65.13%, antihelminthic drugs, and 76.12%, iron supplements at least once. Significant challenges identified by women who visited ANC clinics included lack of male partner involvement, informal regulations imposed by health care providers, perceived poor quality of care, and health care system related factors. Socio-cultural beliefs, fear of HIV testing, poverty and distance from health clinics were reported as barriers to early ANC utilization. Conclusion Access to effective ANC remains a challenge among women in Geita district. Notably, most women initiated ANC late and early initiation did not guarantee care that could contribute to better pregnancy outcomes.
- ItemOpen AccessNeurodevelopmental and Visual Outcomes of Preterm Infants with Retinopathy of Prematurity(2010) Al-Hindi, Mohammed Yasir Abdulrahman; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessParenting stress, well-being, and resiliency among mothers of multiple births in urban Alberta(2007) Kostaras, Xanthoula; Adair, Carol Elaine; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemEmbargoPersonal and institutional factors affecting the prevelance and duration of breastfeeding(1991) Turner, Donna Ranneris; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessPrediabetes and perinatal mortality: perinatal mortality and stillbirth in pregnancies before the onset of diabetes in women with adult onset diabetes(1999) Wood, Stephen L.; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessPrevalence and determinants of myocardial dysfunction associated with severe traumatic brain injury in pediatrics(2005) Lim, Audrey; Sauve, Reginald S.
- ItemOpen AccessRehospitalization and use of medical services by very low birth weight infants: factors in the first year of life that modify risk(1991) Morrison, Diane Joan; Sauve, Reginald S.