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• TITLE: Physical assessment ability of nurses and midwives on maternal care in Mongolia

  AUTHORS: Sakumi Akao, Keiko Tanabe, Bayarkhuu Dorjsuren, Michiyo Higuchi

  KEYWORDS: Physical Assessment; Mongolian Nurses and Midwives; Skilled Birth Attendant; Maternal Mortality Ratio

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.5 No.3, March 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: This study examined the physical assessment ability of Mongolian nurses and midwives engaged in maternal care and the factors that could influence this ability. We found that nurses and midwives from prefectural hospitals had higher scores than those from national and district (soum) hospitals. The latter group could not perform more than half of the 28 tested procedures on their own, even though most had over 10 years’ experience. Therefore, to decrease the Mongolian maternal mortality ratio, we argue that in-service training for nurses and midwives in both the capital city and peripheral areas is needed.