Table 2.
Challenges faced | Measures to address the challenge |
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Lack of understanding among nodal officers about MDR process | Repeated visits, organization of orientation sessions, and facilitation by helping in interview conduction |
Error in the diagnosis and recording | Organization of orientation sessions, and evaluation of each case at district level with clearance of doubts |
Incorrect/incomplete filling of MDR formats | Organization of orientation sessions |
Death review of all cases not being done with missing of some death cases | Organization of orientation sessions with emphasis on importance of covering all deaths to all the health staffs, and involvement of vital registration system |
Focus on on medical causes and ignoring nonmedical causes of death | Re-orientation sessions conductedfor identifying nonmecical/social causes |
Blaming of staff and private practitioners | Repercussions of this problem explained, and advise given to take a supportive/supervisory role |
Under and nil reporting due to the fear of punitive action | Organization of orientation sessions |
Under reporting from tribal areas | Organization of orientation sessions, and approached community volunteers and social activists for support |
Lack of private sector participation | Approached obstetrics and gynecology societies for support |
MDR: Maternal death review