• Occupational health and safety of health workers at public health facilities of Wolaita zone, Southern Ethiopia 

  Gebremariam, Yemane (Jimma University, 2011-05-31)

  Background: Globally, poor occupational health and safety results in 271 million work related injuries, 2 million work-related deaths and 160 million work-related diseases per year. In developing countries, the risk is 10 ...
• Patients' satisfaction in outpatient medical services and associated factors in public health centers of Mettu rural woreda, Ilubabor Zone, Oromia Region, Southwest Ethiopia 

  Mengesha, Samson (Jimma University, 2014-01-31)

  Background: Satisfaction is one of the meaningful indicators of patient experience of health care services. Asking patients what they think about the care and treatment they have received is an important step towards ...
• Outcomes and associated factors of integrated community case management of childhood illnesses in Dawro zone, Southwest Ethiopia 

  Dejene, Sisay (Jimma University, 2017-06-30)

  Background: After its scale up in March 2011 integrated community case management (ICCM) was provided in about 86% national geographic coverage; 88% health extension workers (HEWs) were trained; and care seeking for ...
• Quality of expanded program on immunization in public health facilities of Debre Birhan Woreda, North Shoa Zone, Amhara Region, Central Ethiopia 

  Ayele, Deneke (Jimma University, 2013-11-30)

  Background: poor quality of health care determines the successful implementation of health programs including immunization given a priority to improve health care services. Therefore it was relevant to do quality related ...
• Qualitative assessment of factors that are affecting the implementation of urban health extension program in Jimma city, South-west Ethiopia 

  Adamu, Haileyesus (Jimma University, 2012-08-31)

  Background: Ethiopia has made remarkable progress in health services coverage to improve the health status of the population. Despite the progresses that have been made, the populations still face a high rate of morbidity ...
• Quality of immunization services in primary health Care facilities of Wolaita zone, South Ethiopia 

  Kassa, Yibeltal (Jimma University, 2010-05-31)

  Background: Increasing the quality of immunization services is one of the strategies to reach at objective of EPI in Ethiopia. Infant and childhood mortality in Ethiopia are still among the highest in the world. Each year ...
• Quality of antenatal care in selected health centers of Gurage Zone, South Nations Nationalities and People Region, Ethiopia, 2017 

  Glagn, Mustefa (Jimma University, 2017-06-30)

  Introduction: The quality of antenatal care is dependent on the compliance of guideline by the providers, frequency of ANC visits, resource needed to provide the service, content and kinds of information given to women ...
• Quality of medical records management at public hospitals in Tigray Region, Ethiopia 

  Ghebrehiwet, Tesfazghi (Jimma University, 2011-06-30)

  Background: Comprehensive medical records (MR) are cornerstones in the quality and efficiency of patient care during the hospitalization and in subsequent follow-up visits, as they can provide a complete and accurate ...
• Process evaluation of essential drug supply management: The case of three public health centers in Jimma town special zone, Southwest Ethiopia 

  Kebede, Tesfaye (Jimma University, 2011-05-31)

  Background: A well functioning drug supply management (DSM) is the corner stone for any meaningful health service. However, Pharmaceutical supply systems in many developing countries have severe problems, including ...
• Turnover and intention to leave and associated factors among health workers in Horo Guduru, Wollega zone public health facilities, Northwest Ethiopia 

  Fufa, Tilahun (Jimma University, 2015-06-30)

  Background: Shortage of human power due to turnover of health workers has significantly compromised the efficiency of delivery and quality of health services. Intention to leave negatively affects the quality of work in ...
• Determinants of enrollment to community-based health insurance among rural households in Jimma zone, Southwest Ethiopia: Case control study 

  Dojamo, Teshale (Jimma University, 2018-06-30)

  Background: Community-based Health Insurance is not-for-profit type of health insurance in which members regularly pays small premiums into a collective fund to be used for medical care and treatment during illness. It has ...
• Evaluation of nursing service quality in public hospitals of Dawro Zone, Southern Ethiopia 

  Addis, Animut (Jimma University, 2018-06-30)

  Background: Nursing services is the diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual or potential health problems. In Ethiopia quality of nursing services becomes deteriorating over time. In Dawro zone hospitals, 26.1% ...
• Women’s autonomy and associated factors regarding maternal health service utilization in Nekemte town, east Wollega, Ethiopia 

  Adugna, Gemechis (Jimma University, 2020-09-30)

  Women’s autonomy encompasses the ability to obtain information and make decisions about one’s own concerns; and have some control over finances and freedom of movement. Women’s autonomy in healthcare decision making is ...
• Process evaluation of community-based health insurance program in Damboya Woreda, Kembata Tembaro Zone, Southern Nations, Nationalities & Peoples’ Regional State 

  Markos, Teshale (Jimma University, 2020-09-30)

  Background: In the developing countries, ensuring health service equity is difficult. The limited government capacity to cover health care costs and high out-of-pocket expenditure made it challenging. Even though cost of ...
• Infection prevention practice and associated factors among health professionals working in governmental health centers of Kembata Tembaro zone, south Ethiopia 

  Tesfahun, Biruk (Jimma University, 2020-07-31)

  Background Infection in healthcare settings is a problem for health services around the world and the main public health problem, which causes major health risks that lead to morbidity, mortality, and cost. Review of ...
• The role of community health workers in improving uptake of institutional delivery service in Jimma zone, Ethiopia 

  Derekiyab, Israel (Jimma University, 2016-06-30)

  Background: Many women lose their lives in the process of giving life. Reducing maternal morbidity and mortality is a global priority which is particularly relevant to developing countries. One of the key strategies for ...
• Technical efficiency of public health centers in three Woredas of Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia 

  Tekle, Firew (Jimma University, 2015-06-30)

  Background: in low and middle income countries, which are where the vast majority of African countries are ranked, scarcity of funds for health is an acute problem. Health centers at the center of primary Health Care ...
• Technical quality of institutional delivery service in Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia 

  Mamo, Tamene (Jimma University, 2016-06-30)

  Background: Quality services improve health outcomes by providing clients with respectful and technically sound services, delivered according to standard that was known to maximize their health impact. The key strategy ...
• Technical efficiency of public hospitals in the provision of maternal health services in selected zones of Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia 

  Yitbarek, Kiddus (Jimma University, 2016-06-30)

  Background: Ethiopia is one of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa with markedly high maternal mortality ratio. The improvement towards achieving MDG 5 was very slow in the country. And also attaining the new SDG 3.1 is ...
• Routine health information utilization and associated factors at governmental health centers in Jimma zone, Ethiopia 

  Wariyo, Tiba (Jimma University, 2020-08-31)

  Background: Routine Health Information system (RHIS) is an important mechanism, to identify gaps in the management of the health system, and resolve them to maintain and improve performance. it plays an important role in ...

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