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til4i lu ,--- J 0i,'';R , .. an .i !:'!" ~~M ?.J .. resuTs : ' . t-- "m lis 4as ncdemorepresentriehof j j~ orIi, t -t- ",he f our- hour SeS 51 :n: was thess.l .. ded i caed and "t"0 II presenMaf~on r nd dis.-ussion of mehodoiogy r and preliinary analysis nprograms and process nternions. c:udontribljfe The meaningFlul fat. that. most. information f tihis was for new ... informEti,n be fhe adiene resulted 1n 1110fH dscussion... : : ' : I I ' I "being oquestions -iie or r-larifi,:ations. However, he level of interest expressed suggested ha dtol low-up prse-t aion discussion wn of mhegroup may provide useful progra s nd reveins The fat thv mot hi a inputt,,:, t.he minervention development.-process. the stdy," n dBing limte o to qustion r oIcl.)Itsafcains. Howevers fhe 12. Meenlinqs proeh SCF/ orentr ivi d mneanlonghfl,-i i rnor fre dioscussions witme' ers-iaof thei roup manrvde us:)efuil nwnThesermaeetins were generesley foused on three areas: insputses te: fnteeniu ondeelpme1nt, procIy es nst intervenion; ntra..eies ped Ugre these 12 peeingsl neontal aCd/materal mrtclty.~n resthla ite~s 1 tlo-p dicThoe f results d implicatcins snd forreio hod i ssed the thosepresented in this dcvment and in mire perintI, ne 1,i, and m r a mortality. d
egard t:, int.erat.. ':n o -hese resvlt-s with t.hose of the - .womens' If-di siswas nor'ed t-hat, Preliminary findings :.f this process .v gges*ed L.h3bt. t.he resIlt wio.uld 5..noren -he prOb Ilems. F- f-the -mot herhrsi Fmore frequent morbidity and mort-alit4' ':f. fe-:tuses Bnd infants. 3ggestions for integrating t.hese two lines of stiudy (communit-y sel f-diagnosi s wIth publ i¢: health/epLdemi,:logic diagnosis) included: a. :The intervention should include information on and response .o,the more ..common, although infrequently let.hal, problems ident.i fied by mothers (common infections, vaginal discharge, c Such SO response will be essential to give the intervention the sense that if, is responding to the needs "and perceived problems of M22 women. b. The fact that whole most women do not e:.perien,:e pot.entially lethal complicat.ions, most. women are aware that they could occur to any of them, provides a basis S.or includi ng these complic a i t ons in an intervention along with more :,,mmon problems. Linkage of t.he motlher's focus on their own problems with the rpidemiologic perspective is *facilitated by * * the fa-zct t.hat, a s noted, many of i.he potentially le;4thalI complications which threaten the. Fetus and F F F~>~'A
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