Protocol Vol. 7 No. 2 (2023): International J Health Systems and Implementation Research

Understanding Implementation issues in Maternal Death Surveillance and Response: A Protocol for Process Reviewing the High Burden States of India

Implementation Issues in MDSR in India

Authors

  • Dr. Mousmi Vivek Singh National Health Systems Resource Centre, MoHFW
  • Prasanth Subrahmanian National Health Systems Resource Centre, MoHFW

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Keywords:

  • Audit
  • India
  • Maternal Mortlaity
  • MDSR
  • Review

Abstract

Maternal mortality remains a significant public health challenge in India, particularly in high burden states where MMR is exceptionally high. The MDSR Guidelines were introduced to address the need for accurate identification, reporting and analysis of maternal deaths, with the aim of developing targeted intervention and improving maternal health outcomes. However, there is limited evidence on the effective implementation of MDSR in the country. This research will help to bridge this knowledge gap and provide insights into the strengths and weakness of the current MDSR system, as well as recommendations for improvement. This research will employ a mixed method approach, combining quantitative analysis of secondary MDSR data along with qualitative data analysis collected through in-depth interviews and surveys among health care providers and stakeholders involved in the MDSR process.

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2023-12-30

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Understanding Implementation issues in Maternal Death Surveillance and Response: A Protocol for Process Reviewing the High Burden States of India: Implementation Issues in MDSR in India. (2023). International Journal of Health Systems and Implementation Research, 7(2), 48-53. https://ijhsir.ahsas-pgichd.org/index.php/ijhsir/article/view/186

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