Tande nou gwonde! (Hear us roar!)- Youth perspectives of maternal near-misses: Protocol for a photovoice study of young childbearing people’s perspectives of maternal near-misses in northwest Haiti
MacDonald, Tonya, Charles, Marie-Carmèle, Dorcely, Olès, K Darling, Elizabeth, Greene, Saara, Moll, Sandra, Logie, Carmen and Mbuagbaw, Lawrence, (2024). Tande nou gwonde! (Hear us roar!)- Youth perspectives of maternal near-misses: Protocol for a photovoice study of young childbearing people’s perspectives of maternal near-misses in northwest Haiti. PLOS ONE, 19(5), e0303168-n/a
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Sub-type Journal article Author MacDonald, Tonya
Charles, Marie-Carmèle
Dorcely, Olès
K Darling, Elizabeth
Greene, Saara
Moll, Sandra
Logie, Carmen
Mbuagbaw, LawrenceTitle Tande nou gwonde! (Hear us roar!)- Youth perspectives of maternal near-misses: Protocol for a photovoice study of young childbearing people’s perspectives of maternal near-misses in northwest Haiti Appearing in PLOS ONE Volume 19 Issue No. 5 Publication Date 2024-05-17 Place of Publication San Franscisco Publisher PLOS Start page e0303168 End page n/a Language eng Abstract Globally, a shift is occurring to recognize the importance of young peoples’ health and well-being, their unique health challenges, and the potential they hold as key drivers of change in their communities. In Haiti, one of the four leading causes of death for those 20–24 years old is pregnancy, childbirth, and the weeks after birth or at the end of a pregnancy. Important gaps remain in existing knowledge about youth perspectives of maternal health and well-being within their communities. Youth with lived experiences of maternal near-misses are well-positioned to contribute to the understanding of maternal health in their communities and their potential role in bringing about change. Objectives To explore and understand youth perspectives of maternal near-miss experiences that occurred in a local healthcare facility or at home in rural Haiti. Methods We will conduct a qualitative, community-based participatory research study regarding maternal near-miss experiences to understand current challenges and identify solutions to improve community maternal health, specifically focused on youth maternal health. We will use Photovoice to seek an understanding of the lived experiences of youth maternal near-miss survivors. Participants will be from La Pointe, a Haitian community served by their local healthcare facility. We will undertake purposeful sampling to recruit approximately 20 female youth, aged 15–24 years. Data will be generated through photos, individual interviews and small group discussions (grouped by setting of near-miss experience). Data generation and analysis are expected to occur over a three-month period. Keyword Birth
Mental health
Haiti
Global health
Pregnancy
Research ethics
AdolescentsCopyright Holder PLOS ONE Copyright Year 2024 Copyright type Creative commons DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0303168 -
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