Ann Miller

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L'assistenza post-natale precoce (ePNC) fondamentale per migliorare gli esiti materni e neonatali. Nonostante la sua importanza, l'utilizzo dell'ePNC rimane una sfida soprattutto nei Paesi a basso e medio reddito (LMIC) come l'Uganda. Nel distretto di Luuka, l'assistenza postnatale precoce pari solo al 10% e solo il 6% dei bambini nati in casa utilizza l'assistenza postnatale precoce. Diverse strategie sono state definite sia dal governo che dai partner per lo sviluppo, per migliorare gli indicatori di salute generale, ma nel distretto di Luuka la PNC non ha fatto progressi significativi. L'obiettivo stato quello di stabilire il contributo delle credenze culturali sul parto all'adozione dei servizi di PNC precoce da parte delle madri post-partum della sotto-comunit di Bukooma, distretto di Luuka, Uganda orientale. Le credenze culturali sul parto esistono e influenzano l'adozione del PNC precoce. Il 70,8% delle madri provenienti da famiglie con credenze culturali non ha ricevuto la PNC precoce (valore P.0,004). Le credenze culturali e il luogo di nascita sono stati fattori predittivi statisticamente significativi che hanno influenzato l'utilizzo del PNC precoce, con valori di p-value di 0,008 e 0,001 rispettivamente. Solo il 54,6% delle madri dell'area di studio ha ricevuto cure postnatali precoci.

Eine fr hzeitige postnatale Betreuung (ePNC) ist f r die Verbesserung der Ergebnisse bei M ttern und Neugeborenen sehr wichtig. Trotz ihrer Bedeutung bleibt die Inanspruchnahme von EBNC vor allem in L ndern mit niedrigem und mittlerem Einkommen (LMIC) wie Uganda eine Herausforderung. Im Luuka-Distrikt liegt der Anteil der fr hen postnatalen Betreuung bei nur 10 %, und nur 6 % der zu Hause geborenen Babys nutzen die fr he postnatale Betreuung. Sowohl von der Regierung als auch von den Entwicklungspartnern wurden mehrere Strategien zur Verbesserung der allgemeinen Gesundheitsindikatoren festgelegt, doch im Distrikt Luuka hat die PNC keine nennenswerten Fortschritte gemacht. In dieser Studie wurde untersucht, inwieweit kulturelle berzeugungen zur Geburt dazu beitragen, dass postpartale M tter aus dem Unterbezirk Bukooma im Distrikt Luuka im Osten Ugandas fr he PNC-Dienste in Anspruch nehmen. Es gibt kulturelle berzeugungen zur Geburt und sie beeinflussen die Inanspruchnahme der fr hen PNC. 70,8 % der M tter aus Familien mit kulturellen berzeugungen erhielten keine fr he PNC (P.-Wert 0,004). Kulturelle berzeugungen und der Geburtsort waren statistisch signifikante pr diktive Faktoren, die die Inanspruchnahme der fr hen PNC beeinflussten, mit p-Werten von 0,008 bzw. 0,001. Nur 54,6 % der postnatalen M tter aus dem Untersuchungsgebiet erhielten eine fr he postnatale Betreuung.

Les soins postnatals pr coces (CPNP) sont tr s importants pour am liorer les r sultats de la sant de la m re et du nouveau-n . Malgr son importance, l'utilisation des soins postnatals pr coces reste un d fi, surtout dans les pays revenu faible et interm diaire (PRFM) comme l'Ouganda. Dans le district de Luuka, les soins postnatals pr coces ne repr sentent que 10 % et seuls 6 % des b b s n s la maison ont recours aux soins postnatals pr coces. Plusieurs strat gies ont t mises en place par le gouvernement et les partenaires de d veloppement pour am liorer les indicateurs de sant g n raux, mais dans le district de Luuka, la CPN n'a pas fait de progr s significatifs. Cette tude visait tablir la contribution des croyances culturelles li es l'accouchement l'utilisation des services de CPN pr coce pour les m res en post-partum du sous-comt de Bukooma, district de Luuka, Ouganda oriental. Les croyances culturelles li es l'accouchement existent et influencent l'utilisation de la CPN pr coce. 70,8% des m res issues de familles ayant des croyances culturelles n'ont pas b n fici de la CPN pr coce (valeur P.0,004). Les croyances culturelles et le lieu de naissance taient des facteurs pr dictifs statistiquement significatifs qui influen aient le recours la CPN pr coce, avec des valeurs p de 0,008 et 0,001 respectivement. Seulement 54,6% des m res de la zone d' tude ont re u des soins postnatals pr coces.

A assist ncia p s-natal precoce (ePNC) muito crucial para melhorar os resultados maternos e rec m-nascidos. Apesar da sua import ncia, a utiliza o da ePNC continua a ser um desafio sobretudo em pa ses de baixo e m dio rendimento (LMIC) como o Uganda. No distrito de Luuka, os cuidados p s-natais precoces representam apenas 10% e apenas 6% dos beb s nascidos em casa utilizam os cuidados p s-natais precoces. V rias estrat gias foram definidas tanto pelo governo como pelos parceiros de desenvolvimento, para melhorar os indicadores gerais de sa de, no entanto, no distrito de Luuka a PNC n o fez quaisquer progressos significativos. Esta estrat gia centrou-se no estabelecimento da contribui o das cren as culturais do parto para a aceita o dos servi os de PNC no per odo p s-parto das m es p s-parto do sub-condado de Bukooma; distrito de Luuka; Uganda Oriental. As cren as culturais sobre o nascimento de crian as existem e influenciam a aceita o dos servi os de PNC precoce. 70,8% das m es de fam lias que t m cren as culturais n o receberam PNC precoces (P.valor 0,004). As cren as culturais e o local de nascimento foram factores preditivos estatisticamente significativos que afectaram a utiliza o precoce do PNC, com valores p de 0,008 e 0,001, respectivamente. Apenas 54,6% das m es p s-natais da rea de estudo receberam cuidados p s-natais precoces.

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Dave Shoji, legendary coach for the University of Hawai i women’s volleyball program, looks back at four decades of coaching to tell his story along with that of the Rainbow Wahine, four-time national champions and consistently among the top-ranked teams in college sports. With the assistance of longtime beat writer Ann Miller, Shoji provides an exclusive look at the state’s perennially successful athletic team. His memoir traces the history and rise of the program—from 1975, when he was hired as a part-time coach by women’s athletic director Donnis Th ompson and matches were held in the “sweatbox” of Klum Gym; through the late 1970s and the 1980s, which saw the start of the Booster Club and excitement of playing in front of sellout crowds at Honolulu’s Blaisdell Arena; into the 1990s with the team’s move to its current home at the Stan SheriffCenter, attracting the sport’s largest and most devoted following; to the landmark 2013 season when Shoji became the winningest coach in NCAA history and on his way to a fortieth year with the Rainbow Wahine program. Interviews with memorable players, family, and assistant and rival coaches, together with more than one hundred action photos—plus twenty more in a color insert—bring back both thrilling and poignant memories of the greatest moments of Rainbow Wahine volleyball. The comprehensive yearly statistics, full player rosters, and handy index make the book a needed reference for trivia buffs. A keepsake for fans and players alike, Wahine Volleyball: 40 Years Coaching Hawaii’s Team will delight any sports enthusiast as well as readers who enjoy first-person remembrances of what makes Hawaii unique.

Dave Shoji, legendary coach for the University of Hawai i women’s volleyball program, looks back at four decades of coaching to tell his story along with that of the Rainbow Wahine, four-time national champions and consistently among the top-ranked teams in college sports. With the assistance of longtime beat writer Ann Miller, Shoji provides an exclusive look at the state’s perennially successful athletic team. His memoir traces the history and rise of the program—from 1975, when he was hired as a part-time coach by women’s athletic director Donnis Th ompson and matches were held in the “sweatbox” of Klum Gym; through the late 1970s and the 1980s, which saw the start of the Booster Club and excitement of playing in front of sellout crowds at Honolulu’s Blaisdell Arena; into the 1990s with the team’s move to its current home at the Stan SheriffCenter, attracting the sport’s largest and most devoted following; to the landmark 2013 season when Shoji became the winningest coach in NCAA history and on his way to a fortieth year with the Rainbow Wahine program. Interviews with memorable players, family, and assistant and rival coaches, together with more than one hundred action photos—plus twenty more in a color insert—bring back both thrilling and poignant memories of the greatest moments of Rainbow Wahine volleyball. The comprehensive yearly statistics, full player rosters, and handy index make the book a needed reference for trivia buffs. A keepsake for fans and players alike, Wahine Volleyball: 40 Years Coaching Hawaii’s Team will delight any sports enthusiast as well as readers who enjoy first-person remembrances of what makes Hawaii unique.