• A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES, ARBAMINCH UNIVERSITY IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTERS IN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH 

  By; Tariku Ukalo (BSC) (2021-11)

  Introduction: Long-acting reversible contraceptives can be reversible methods that prevent pregnancy more than three years per application which include sub-dermal implants, intrauterine devices. They are convenient, very ...
• TIMELY INITIATION OF BREAST FEEDING AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG MOTHERS WHO GAVE BIRTH BY CESAREAN SECTION IN WOLIATA ZONE, SOUTH ETHIOPIA 

  BY LEMLEM NIMA (2024-11)

  Background: Timely initiation of breastfeeding is crucial for the health and well-being of both mothers and their infants, as it is linked to numerous benefits, including a decreased risk of neonatal mortality. Despite its ...
• ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCE SCHOOL OF NURSING 

  BY: HABTAMU GIRMA (BSC PH) (2024-01)

  Introduction: Early postnatal care, especially through home visits, is crucial for improving maternal and newborn health outcomes during the postpartum period. It addresses critical risks such as infections, hemorrhage, ...
• ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL OF NURSING 

  BY: BELAY MELKAM (BSc) (2024-12)

  Introduction: Postpartum contraceptives aim to prevent unplanned pregnancies and reduce closely spaced births in the first 12 months after delivery. The global burden of unintended pregnancies and maternal mortalities ...
• ARBAMINCH UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES. SCHOOL OF NURSING 

  Bishaw Mebreku Demeku (2024-12)

  Background: Neonatal sepsis is a leading cause of neonatal deaths worldwide, accounting for approximately 15% of all neonatal fatalities. In Ethiopia, the mortality rate associated with neonatal sepsis ranges from 20% ...
• PREVALENCE OF OVERWEIGHT/OBESITY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN ARBA MINCH TOWN GAMO ZONE SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 2022 

  SIMEGN WAGAYE (2022)

  Introduction: Childhood overweight or obesity is a serious public health problem in the world in this century. The prevalence increases from time to time rapidly. Children growing in this world had the risk of becoming ...
• Magnitude of Intracranial calcifications, their association with body mass index and Anatomical sites involved among adults in two tertiary level hospitals in SNNPR Ethiopia: 2022 (Cross Sectional study). 

  YILMA KELTU (Bsc) (2022)

  Background: Intracranial calcification is specifically calcium or calcium compounds deposition within cranial cavity in a brain tissue and or associated structures. Calcification is mineral deposition of any of body ...
• PREVALENCE AND DETERMINANTS OF STRESS AND ANXIETY AMONG FEMALE EMPLOYEES OF HAWASSA INDUSTRIAL PARK, SIDAMA REGION, ETHIOPIA 

  ADANE HAILU (2021-12)

  Introduction: Work-related stress is the reaction people may have when presented with work demands and pressures that are mismatched to their knowledge and abilities that challenges their ability to cope(4).. Work-related ...
• ULTRASOUND CONFIRMED PREVALENCE OF UTERINE FIBROIDS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN WOLAITA ZONE, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 

  BESRAT WAZA (BSc.) (2022-05)
• DELAYS DURING EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG MOTHERS WHO GAVE BIRTH IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF BALE AND EAST BALE ZONES, OROMIA REGION, SOUTH EAST ETHIOPIA 

  DERESE ESHETU DEBELA (BSC (2022-08)

  Introduction: Delays in timely seeking care, failure to reach health institutions, and receiving ineffective health care cause maternal mortality in developing countries. The three-delay model was used to identify ...
• ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDE TOWARDS GENDER INEQUITABLE NORMS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONGMALEYOUTH IN ARBAMINCH TOWN, SOUTHERN, ETHIOPIA, 2020 

  BARKOT SAMUEL (2020-10)

  Introduction: Gender inequitable norms are common cultural traditions across the world, which characterized women as someone who deserves less basic life support and fundamental human rights than men. The unfairness of ...
• DETERMINANTS OF MACROSOMIA AMONG WOMEN DELIVERED IN GAMO, GOFA AND SOUTH OMO ZONES GENERAL HOSPITALS, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 

  DESSALEGN DAISHOLE (2020-07)

  Background: Macrosomia of the newborn is considered an adverse pregnancy outcome over the last few decades, it has been increasing in many regions of the world. This study aims to assess the determinants of macrosomia ...
• Prevalence of modern family planning service utilization and factors associate among model and non-model marred women in Chencha Zuria District, Southern Ethiopia, 2020: A community-based analytic cross-sectional study 

  Chalew Nigatu (2020-11)

  BACK GROUND: -The family planning coverage of Ethiopia is lower as compared most other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. One of the strategies to improve the family planning utilization is the implementation of the health ...
• PREVALENCE AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH LOW BIRTH WEIGHT IN ARBAMINCH GENERAL HOSPITAL, GAMO GOFA ZONE, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA 

  YOHANNES AMSALU (ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, 2017-01)

  Low birth weight is defined as birth weight less than 2500g. More than 20 million infants are born worldwide each year weighing less than 2500 g and according to Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey,it accounts for ...
• FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH OBSTRUCTED LABOUR AND IMMEDIATE OUTCOMES AMONG MOTHERS WHO GAVE BIRTH AT ARBA MINCH GENERAL HOSPITAL, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA 

  EYERUS SOLOMON (ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, 2010-01)

  Background: Obstructed labor is one of the most preventable causes of maternal& prenatal morbidity and mortality. Worldwide obstructed labor occurs in an estimated 5 % of pregnancies and accounts for an ...
• KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IN ARBA MINCH UNIVERSITY, SOUTHERN EHIOPIA. 

  ATINKUT DEREJE (2015-11)

  Background- At the local, regional, national and global levels, unsafe abortion takes a tremendous toll on girls, women, families, communities, health systems and nations. An estimated 46 million induced ...
• Assessment of Prevalence and Reasons for Termination of Pregnancy at Arbaminch General Hospital, Southern Ethiopia 

  ALEMAGEGN RETA (Arbaminch univeristy, 2016-03)

  Introduction: Increasing legal access to abortion is associated with improvement in sexual and reproductive health. Conversely, unsafe abortion and related mortality are both highest in countries ...
• ASSESSMENT OF LEADING INDICATION AND OUTCOME OF CESAREAN DELIVERY IN ARBA MINCH GENERAL HOSPITAL. SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA 

  ALMAZ HAILU (Arbaminch univeristy, 2016-03)

  ABSTRACT Background: Maternal mortality rate in Ethiopia is 420/100000 live birth, which makes our country one of the six countries contributing 50% of maternal death in the globe. Among the cause of death ...

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