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ICM Af rica Regional Conference Midwives leading the way for quality and equity in Af rica Windhoek Namibia September 12—14, 2019
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ▶ REMERCIEMENTS CONTENT ▶ SOMMAIRE
Platinum Sponsor
4 Welcome Letter
Lettre de bienvenue
8 General Information
Informations générales
Silver Sponsors
10 Information for presenters
Informations pour les intervenants
14 Floorplan
Plan
Bronze Sponsors
16 Day by Day Program
Programme quotidien
40 Poster sessions
Sessions d'affiches
42 Speakers
Main Sector Sponsor Conférencier(e)s
54 Pre-conference workshops
Ateliers de pré-conférence
Other supporters 56 Conference workshops
Ateliers de conférence
62 A-Z Information
Informations de A à Z
CONTENT ▶ SOMMAIRE ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA
WELCOME LETTER LETTRE D’ACCUEIL
Welcome Letter from the Chairperson of the Independent Midwives Présidente de l'Association Indépendante des Sages-Femmes de Namibie
Association of Namibia
L'Association Indépendante des Sages-Femmes de Namibie vous souhaite la bienvenue
The Independent Midwives Association of Namibia offers the warmest welcome in Wind- à Windhoek, Namibie, à la Conférence Régionale pour l’Afrique de la Confédération Interna-
hoek, Namibia, to the Africa Regional Conference of the International Confederation of Mid- tionale des Sages-femmes (ICM).
wives (ICM).
Notre association a le plaisir de vous accueillir en Namibie, terre des braves. La Namibie
Our association is pleased to welcome you in Namibia, the land of the brave. Namibia is abrite de superbes villes aux cultures variées dû à son histoire coloniale. Notre gouverne-
home to beautiful cities with various cultures reborn from its colonialization history. Our sta- ment démocratique stable permet à nos invités de s’installer confortablement sur notre
ble democratic government makes it possible for our guests to move comfortably through magnifique territoire aux ressources naturelles protégées, à l’horizon sans fin et à la géogra-
our beautiful land with protected natural resources, an endless horizon and a contrasting phie contrastée. Le thème de cette Conférence Régionale pour l’Afrique est : « Les sages-
geography. The theme for the Africa Regional Conference “midwives leading the way for femmes ouvrent la voie à la qualité et a l’équité en Afrique », abordant les défis de prodi-
quality and equity in Africa”, speaks to the challenges of delivering midwifery care in our vast guer des soins maïeutiques dans notre vaste pays faiblement peuplé. Cette conférence sera
and sparsely populated county. This conference will therefore bring forth an opportunity l’occasion pour les sages-femmes namibiennes et africaines de partager leurs expériences,
for Namibian and African midwives to benefit from shared experiences, wisdom, aspira- leur sagesse, leurs aspirations et leur savoir, afin de pouvoir prodiguer des soins de haute-
tions and the knowledge needed to provide high-quality midwifery care for the benefit of qualité au profit des femmes, des nouveau-nés et des familles.
women, newborns and their families.
Cette Conférence Régionale pour l’Afrique représentera un évènement important pour
The Africa Regional Conference is going to be an important event for our profession that notre profession qui offrira, non seulement un espace d’échange pour partager le savoir et
will allow us to share not only a space for sharing midwifery knowledge, practice, but also for la pratique au regard des soins des sages-femmes, mais donnera également lieu à de riches
rich exchanges of experiences, learning and challenges. It is an opportunity for establishing échanges d’expériences, d’apprentissage et de défis. C’est l’opportunité d’établir des rela-
relationships among midwives, partners and the various organizations in the region and tions entre les sages-femmes, les partenaires et les organisations présentes dans la région,
cultivating friendship that strengthens the different leaderships. et de cultiver ainsi une amitié qui contribuera à renforcer les différentes directions.
We are aware that important changes are taking place throughout the world and our region D’importants changements s’opèrent actuellement dans le monde et notre région en est
is aware of these. This conference will continue providing all the necessary and important consciente. Cette conférence continuera dans le futur à fournir tous les outils importants et
tools to pave the way towards a successful professional future. nécessaires pour ouvrir la voie à un avenir professionnel prospère aux sages-femmes.
ICM is committed to strengthening midwifery associations, showing progress made in the L'ICM s'est engagée à renforcer les associations de sages-femmes, en montrant les progrès
last triennium, supporting regulatory frameworks that legislate for the good of the midwife- accomplis au cours de ces trois dernières années, en soutenant les cadres réglementaires
ry world which will guarantee quality maternal and newborn care in each of our countries. qui légifèrent pour le bien du monde des sages-femmes et qui garantiront des soins de
qualité aux mères et aux nouveau-nés dans chacun de nos pays.
On behalf of the Namibian midwives, I welcome all of you to Namibia!
Au nom des sages-femmes namibiennes, je vous souhaite à tous la bienvenue en Namibie.
Hilma Shikwambi
Hilma Shikwambi
Independent Midwives Association of Namibia
Sage-femme Présidente
de l’Association Indépendante
des Sages-femmes de Namibie.
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WELCOME LETTER LETTRE D’ACCUEIL
Welcome Letter from ICM Board Members for Africa region Lettre d’accueil des membres du conseil d'Administration de l'ICM
pour la région Afrique
Welcome midwives to the International Confederation of Midwives’ Africa Regional Confer-
ence in Windhoek, Namibia. Bienvenue aux sages-femmes à la Conférence Régionale pour l’Afrique de la Confédération
internationale des sages-femmes, tenue à Windhoek, en Namibie.
This year our theme aligns with ICMs 2017–2020 Strategy that focuses on Quality, Equity and
Leadership. Cette année, le thème correspond à la stratégie 2017–2020 de l’ICM qui se concentre sur la
Qualité, l’Equité et le Leadership. Le thème de cette conférence s’intitule “les sages-femmes
The conference theme is “midwives leading the way for quality and equity in Africa”. Each
ouvrent la voie à la qualité et à l’équité en Afrique". Chaque jour se concentrera sur la qua-
day will focus on quality, equity and leadership Women and their families have a fundamen-
lité, l’équité et le leadership. Les femmes et leurs familles ont le droit humain fondamental
tal human right of access to midwives as the health professionals most equipped to support
d’accès aux sages-femmes en tant que professionnels de la santé les mieux équipés pour
them with respectful, individualised and high-quality care throughout the childbirth con-
les aider, de manière respectueuse, individualisée, et avec des soins de haute qualité tout
tinuum. Quality midwifery care comes through education, regulation and strong midwives
au long de la naissance. Des soins maïeutiques de qualité passent par la formation, la règle-
association.
mentation et de puissantes associations de sages-femmes.
As the global representative organization for midwives, ICM is committed to leading the way
En tant qu’organisation mondiale représentative des sages-femmes, l’ICM est déterminée
in advocacy efforts to raise demand for midwives and to advocate for equitable access to
à ouvrir la voie aux efforts de plaidoyer visant à accroître la demande de sages-femmes et
midwife-led services for women, because we know that midwives are the key to improving
à plaider pour un accès équitable aux services dispensés par les sages-femmes aux femmes,
health outcomes for women and their newborns during childbirth.
car nous savons que les sages-femmes sont la clé pour améliorer les résultats en matière de
This regional conference enables midwives from Africa to share their experience, wisdom, santé des femmes et leurs nouveau-nés pendant l'accouchement.
aspirations and knowledge to Lead the way for quality and equity. Your presence here signi-
La conférence régionale permet aux sages-femmes d’Afrique de partager leur expérience,
fies the importance of unity, leadership, and equitable representation not only for midwives,
leur sagesse, leurs aspirations et leurs connaissances pour ouvrir la voie à la qualité et
but for the women and newborns whose lives are forever changed by the care of midwives
à l’équité. Votre présence ici témoigne de l’importance de l’unité, du leadership et d’une re-
like you.
présentation équitable, non seulement pour les sages-femmes, mais aussi pour les femmes
We look forward to your participation at this important event and to planning the way for- et leurs nouveau-nés dont les vies sont à jamais changées par les soins des sages-femmes
ward for all midwives in the region. comme vous.
Nous attendons avec impatience votre participation à cet évènement important et la plani-
fication du futur des sages-femmes de la région.
Fatoumata Maiga Dicko
(Francophone Africa)
Regional Board Member Fatoumata Maiga Dicko (Afrique francophone)
Membre du conseil régional
&
&
Jemima Dennis-Antwi Jemima Dennis-Antwi (Afrique anglophone)
(Anglophone Africa) Membre du conseil régional
Regional Board Member
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GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATIONS GENERALES
HOST HÔTE
ICM – International Confederation of Midwives ICM – Confédération Internationale des Sages-femmes
The International Confederation of Midwives (ICM) supports, represents and works to La Confédération Internationale des Sages-femmes (ICM) soutient, représente et travaille
strengthen professional associations of midwives throughout the world. à renforcer les associations professionnelles de sages-femmes à travers le monde.
More at: www.internationalmidwives.org Plus d’informations sur: www.internationalmidwives.org
Koninginnegracht 60 CO-HOST Koninginnegracht 60 HÔTE LOCAL
2514 AE The Hague Independent Midwives 2514 AE The Hague L'Association Indépendante
The Netherlands Association of Namibia The Netherlands des Sages-Femmes de Namibie
Telephone: +31 (0) 70 3060520 P.O. Box 4698, Windhoek Téléphone: +31 (0) 70 3060520 P.O. Box 4698, Windhoek
Telephone: +264 81-1496917 Téléphone: +264 81-1496917
Email: info.imana@gmail.com Email: info.imana@gmail.com
VENUE LIEU DE LA CONFÉRENCE
Safari hotel Program Reviewers Safari hotel Relecteurs du Programme
Corner of Auas and Aviation Streets Abdella Amano Abdo (Ethiopia) Croisement de Auas et Aviation Streets Abdella Amano Abdo (Ethiopie)
Windhoek, Namibia Eunice Atsali (Kenya) Windhoek, Namibie Eunice Atsali (Kenya)
www.safarihotelsnamibia.com Elgonda Bekker (South Africa) www.safarihotelsnamibia.com Elgonda Bekker (Afrique du Sud)
Lilian Gertrute Dodzo (Zimbabwe) Lilian Gertrute Dodzo (Zimbabwe)
CONFERENCE Grace Edwards (Uganda) COMITÉ D'ORGANISATION Grace Edwards (Uganda)
COORDINATION TEAM Elisabeth Patricia Fayette DE LA CONFÉRENCE Elisabeth Patricia Fayette
Solomon Hailemeskel Beshah Solomon Hailemeskel Beshah
Conference Co-ordinators Rima Cheaito (Lebanon) Co-organisateurs de la Conférence Rima Cheaito (Liban)
Ann Yates – ICM Office, Lead Midwife Advisor Rachel Ibinga Koula (Gabon) Ann Yates – Bureau de l’ICM, Conseillère Rachel Ibinga Koula (Gabon)
Charlotte Renard – ICM Office, Membership Liliane Ingabire (Rwanda) et Sage-femme principale Liliane Ingabire (Rwanda)
Coordinator Merlin James (India) Charlotte Renard – Bureau de l’ICM, Merlin James (Inde)
Hilma Shikwambi – Independent Midwives Rosemary Kamunya (Kenya) Coordinatrice d’adhésion Rosemary Kamunya (Kenya)
Association of Namibia Bangbola Karamatou (Benin) Hilma Shikwambi – Sage-femme Bangbola Karamatou (Benin)
Jana Ellmies – Independent Midwives Ute Lange (Germany) indépendante, Association de Namibie Ute Lange (Allemagne)
Association of Namibia Marie-Christine Leymarie (France) Jana Ellmies – Sage-femme indépendante, Marie-Christine Leymarie (France)
Malethola Anna Makhakhe (Lesotho) Association de Namibie Malethola Anna Makhakhe (Lesotho)
Scientific Program Moderators Winnie Motlolometsi (South Africa) Winnie Motlolometsi (Afrique du Sud)
Ann Yates, Florence West, Atf Gherissi, Alice Muhayimana (Rwanda) Modérateurs du Programme Alice Muhayimana (Rwanda)
Emmanuelle Hébert Alexandra Musso (France) scientifique Alexandra Musso (France)
Ann M. M. Phoya (Malawi) Ann Yates, Florence West, Atf Gherissi, Ann M. M. Phoya (Malawi)
Conference Secretariat Rosalie Sedogo (Burkina Faso) Emmanuelle Hébert Rosalie Sedogo (Burkina Faso)
C-IN Stephanie van der Walt (Namibia) Stephanie van der Walt (Namibie)
Prague Congress Centre Mariatha Yazbek (South Africa) Conference Secretariat Mariatha Yazbek (Afrique du Sud)
5. května 65, Prague 4, 140 21 Georgette Zerbo Nikiema (Burkina Faso) C-IN – Prague Congress Centre Georgette Zerbo Nikiema (Burkina Faso)
Czech Republic 5. května 65, Prague 4, 140 21, Czech Republic
info@midviwesdubai2018.org info@midviwesdubai2018.org
www.c-in.eu www.c-in.eu
8 GENERAL INFORMATION ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA INFORMATIONS GENERALES ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA 9
INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS Poster presentation guidelines
Poster mounting and removing
Oral presentation guidelines You should bring your poster with you in print form already to the Conference site. Your post-
er should be mounted on September 12. All posters must be hung by the first poster session
Presentation language and duration starting at 12:30.
The ICM Africa Regional Conference official languages are English and French. All presenta-
tions have been programmed according to their abstract language. The session title indi- Each poster board will have a specific number. Please make sure to mount your poster on
cates in which language the session will be conducted. the poster board with the number corresponding to the number assigned to your poster
presentation. Should you need any assistance with the poster display, we will happily assist
The time reserved for a presentation varies according to the presentation/ session type you in the registration area.
• Oral Presentation – 20 minutes (15 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion)
• Workshop – 45 minutes (including discussion) Posters should be removed on the last day of the Conference (September 14) by 11:00. Post-
Authors are asked to follow the assigned times. ers remaining past 11:00 will be removed and discarded by the organizers.
Presentation format Poster session
Please prepare your presentation preferably using the most recent version of PowerPoint 16:9 Posters will be displayed for the entire duration of the conference. The allocated times for
ratio (note the older version – 2003–2013 – are also supported). poster sessions are:
• Thursday, September 12, 12:30 – 13:30
Supported file types: • Friday, September 13, 12:30 – 13:30
• Presentation: PPT, PPA, PPTA, PPTX, PDF Poster authors / presenters are expected to be present by their posters during the poster ses-
• Video: AVI, MPG, MKV, MOV, MP4, WMV sion to present their work and answer any questions from the audience.
• Audio: WMA, MP3, WAV
• Pictures: JPG, GIF, BMP, TIFF
When saving your final presentation to the USB stick do not forget to make sure to include
your video files and all links to these multimedia files.
Uploading your presentation
You are kindly asked to submit your presentation at least 90 minutes before the session
starts to an assistant in the room where your presentation will take place. The assistant will
upload it to the computer. During the presentation, you will control your own slideshow us-
ing a remote control.
The presentations must be delivered to the rooms during coffee and lunch breaks or in the
morning before the programme starts.
At the start of your session
All speakers are requested to be present in the lecture room 10 minutes before the session
starts. Please, do not come at the last minute with your own computer: you will NOT BE
ABLE to connect it.
If any problems occur, there will be assistance staff in each lecture room.
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INFORMATIONS POUR LES INTERVENANTS Directives pour les présentations d’affiches
Montage et démontage des affiches
Vous devez amener à la Conférence votre affiche déjà imprimée. Elle doit être montée pour
Directives pour les présentations orales
le 12 Septembre. Toutes les affiches doivent être suspendues lors de la première session
d’affiche à partir de 12h30.
Langue de présentation et durée
Le français et l’anglais sont les deux langues officielles de la Conférence Régionale pour
Chaque panneau d’affichage se verra attribuer un numéro spécifique. Veuillez vous assurer
l’Afrique de l’ICM. Toutes les présentations ont été programmées en fonction de la langue
de monter votre affiche sur le panneau correspondant au numéro qui a été assigne à votre
de leur résumé lors de la soumission. Le titre de la session indique la langue dans laquelle
présentation. Si vous avez besoin d’aide concernant la mise en place de votre affiche, nous
elle sera tenue.
serons heureux de vous assister dans la zone d’inscription.
Le temps accordé à une présentation varie en fonction du type de session / présentation
Les affiches doivent être retirées le dernier jour de la Conférence (le 14 Septembre)
• Présentation orale – 20 minutes (15 minutes de présentation et 5 minutes de discussion)
à 1 heures. Les affiches restantes après 11 heures seront retirées et jetées par les organisa-
• Atelier – 45 minutes (discussion incluse)
teurs.
Les auteurs sont tenus de respecter les temps assignés.
Format de la présentation Session d’affiches
Toutes les affiches seront disposées pour la durée complète de la Conférence. Les temps
Il est préférable de préparer votre prestation en utilisant la version la plus récente de Power
accordés aux sessions d’affiches sont :
Point 16:9 (notez que les versions de 2003 – 2013 sont également acceptées).
• Jeudi 12 Septembre, 12:30 – 13:30
• Vendredi 13 Septembre, 12:30 – 13:30
Type de fichiers acceptés:
Les auteurs / présentateurs des affiches sont tenus d’être présents durant les sessions d’af-
• Présentation : PPT, PPA, PPTA, PPTX, PDF
fiches pour présenter leur travail et répondre aux questions de l’audience.
• Vidéo : AVI, MPG, MKV, MOV, MP4, WMV
• Audio : WMA, MP3, WAV
• Photos : JPG, GIF, BMP, TIFF
En sauvegardant votre présentation finale sur votre clé USB, assurez-vous que celle-ci inclue
vos fichiers vidéo et tous les liens vers d’autres contenus multimédias.
Téléchargement de votre présentation
Veuillez soumettre votre présentation au moins 90 minutes avant que la session ne com-
mence, à un assistant dans la salle où se déroulera votre présentation. L’assistant la téléchar-
gera ainsi sur l’ordinateur. Durant la présentation, vous contrôlerez votre diaporama à l’aide
d’une télécommande.
Les présentations doivent être soumises dans les salles pendant les pauses café et déjeuner,
ou le matin avant que le programme ne commence.
Au début de votre session
Tous les intervenants doivent se présenter dans la salle 10 minutes avant le début de la
session.
Merci de ne pas vous présenter à la dernière minute avec votre propre ordinateur, vous ne
SEREZ PAS EN MESURE de le connecter.
En cas de problème, du personnel assistant sera présent dans chaque salle.
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FLOORPLAN ▶ PLAN Booth # Exhibitor
Stand # Exposant
SAFARI COURT
1–2 AAP & Laerdal stand
CONFERENCE CENTRE / 3 UNFPA stand
CENTRE DE CONFERENCE 4 DKT stand
5 IMANA stand
SAFARI COURT 6 JOHNSON’S® stand
7–8 Local art & craft
PRE-ASSEMBLY B
PRE-ASSEMBLEE B
Auas
STORAGE
STOCKAGE
Huab
C-IN ROOM
SALLE DE C-IN
OMATAKO 2
PARALLEL SESSION
PRE-ASSEMBLEE C
PRE-ASSEMBLY C
SESSION PARALLELE
Kwando
ASSEMBLEE A
ICM ROOM
SALLE DE
PRE-
L'ICM
OMATAKO 1
PARALLEL SESSION
Gamsberg SESSION PARALLELE
ASSEMBLY A
PARALLEL
SESSION
SESSION
PRE-
PARALLELE
Brandberg EXHIBITION
PARALLEL CATERING
SESSION
SESSION KUISEB 2 & 3 POSTERS
PARALLELE EXHIBITION
RESTAURATION
AFFICHES
Ugab KUISEB 1 & 4
PARALLEL
SESSION
SESSION
PLENARY SESSION
PARALLELE SEANCE PLENIERE
REGISTRATION
INSCRIPTION
ENTRANCE / ENTREE
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Pre-conference ▷ Pré-Conférence
Tuesday ▶ Mardi
UGAB
09:00 – 17:00 ICM Young Midwifery Leaders workshop / PRE03
BRANDBERG
09:00 – 17:00 UNFPA Global Midwifery Strategy / l’UNFPA (FNUAP) Stratégie mondiale pour les
sages-femmes (English/French – anglais/francais) / PRE02
THURSDAY
JEUDI
Wednesday ▶ Mercredi
GAMSBERG
08:00 – 18:00 Pre-conference workshop: ICM Essential care in labour & birth workshop
(Pre-registration required) / PRE04
BRANDBERG
09:00 – 17:00 Pre-conference workshop: ICM Respect workshop
(Pre-registration required) / PRE05
12 September ▶ Septembre
16 PRE-CONFERENCE ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA
KUISEB OMATAKO 1 OMATAKO 2 BRANDBERG GAMSBERG UGAB
THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
OP / Opening Ceremony /
9:00 Cérémonie d'ouverture
(English /French – anglais /francais)
K01 / Keynote address /
Allocution principale
10:00 H. E. Mrs. Amira Elfadil
Mohammed Elfadil (Sudan)
(English /French – anglais /francais)
10:30 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
SY02 / Increasing access
S01 / Learning S08 / Le role des sages-
S09 / Midwives to safe medical abortion
and teaching femmes dans la planification
11:00 communication to reduce unsafe abortions
midwifery skills familiale
in the labour ward
(English /French – anglais /francais) (session in French / session en francais )
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 1 DÉJEUNER
K02 / Plenary panel /
Séance plénière: Why
Midwifery Matters
in Africa: Building
13:30 partnerships to improve
access to family planning
(English /French – anglais /francais)
14:00 Transfer to sessions & workshops Transfert vers les sessions et les ateliers
SY01 / UNFPA WS01 / PREMIER TOUCHER
Atelier des sages-femmes
Intergenerational
S04 / Midwives ambassadrices par S06 / Capacity building S03 / Teaching WS03 / Field
Midwifery Dialogue
14:15 (English /French – anglais /francais) in a humanitarian JOHNSON’S® the knowledge and skills quality obstetric Test – ICM Respect
crisis (session in French / session en f rancais) of midwives emergency skills workshop
15:45 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
WS02 / FIRST TOUCH –
Midwife ambassadors S10 / Améliorer les
S02 / Investing S05 / Improving workshop S07 / Promoting good compétences WS04 / Field
16:15 in midwives the childbirth space by JOHNSON’S® nutrition, preventing des sages-femmes en matière Test – ICM Respect
(English /French – anglais /francais) for women (session in English / session en anglais) antenatal complications de soins intrapartum workshop
(session in French / session en francais)
17:45 ICM Welcome reception & award ceremony Cérémonie de bienvenue et de remise de prix de l'ICM
Legend/ Parallel session Keynote lecture Workshop
Symposium
légende: Sessions parallèles Allocutions principales Ateliers
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THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
9:00 Opening Ceremony / Cérémonie d’ouverture (English/French – anglais/francais) 16:15 Investing in midwives (English/French – anglais/francais)
Chair: Jemima Dennis-Antwi (Ghana) / S02
Hilma Shikwambi (Namibia) – Welcome from President of co-host, Independent
Hawa Abdullahi Elmi (Somalia) – Development of a national midwifery strategy to guide
Midwives Association of Namibia / Mot de bienvenue de la Présidente de l’Association
investment and development in Somalia / O 05
Indépendante des sages-femmes de Namibie
Priscilla Ngunju (Kenya) – Filling the gaps in Kenya’s MNCH vulnerable settings – UNFPA
Opening address from the Honorable Julieta Kavetuna, Deputy Minister of Health
and Amref strategies / O 06
and Social Services, Namibia / Discours d’ouverture de l’Honorable Juliet Kavetuna,
Député du Ministre de la Santé et des Services Sociaux, Namibie Mathias Gakwerere (Rwanda) – Contribution of e-learning to improve knowledge
and skills of midwifery tutors in Rwanda / O 07
Toyin Saraki (Nigeria) – Welcome from ICM Global Ambassador / Mot de bienvenue
de l’Ambassadrice de l’ICM Rachel Zaslow (USA) – Growing community-based, integrative midwifery care to improve
MNCH outcomes: a partnership of Makerere University, Yale University, and Mother
Jemima Dennis-Antwi (Ghana) – Welcomes from ICM Africa Region Board Members /
Health International / O 08
Mots de bienvenue des Membres régionaux pour l’Afrique de l’ICM
Fatoumata Dicko (Mali) – Welcomes from ICM Africa Region Board Members /
Mots de bienvenue des Membres régionaux pour l’Afrique de l’ICM OMATAKO 1
Franka Cadée (Netherlands) – Welcome from ICM President / Mot de bienvenue
de la Présidente de l’ICM 11:00 Midwives communication in the labour ward
Chair: Sheena Byrom (United Kingdom) / S09
10:00 Keynote address / Allocution principale (English/French – anglais/francais)
H. E. Mrs. Amira Elfadil Mohammed Elfadil (Sudan) / K01 Loise Epafras (Namibia) – Audit of use of the partograph at the Intermediate Hospital,
Windhoek, Namibia / O 32
10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Balandeli Siphumelele Israel Sonti (South Africa) – Why midwives don’t consult
11:00 Learning and teaching midwifery skills (English/French – anglais/francais) advanced midwives in public obstetric units / O 33
Chair: Stephanie Heys (United Kingdom) / S01
Bupe Mwamba (Australia) – A review of the literature on current umbilical cord clamping
Janet Lewis (Netherlands) – Developing a mentorship programme in midwifery practice practices by midwives and obstetricians across the world / O 34
to strengthen competency-based education: experiences from Comoros, Ivory Coast,
and Madagascar / O 01
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 1
Anna Af Ugglas (Norway) – Safer Births: A research and development project to improve 14:15 Midwives in a humanitarian crisis / Chair: Sylvia Hamata (YML, Namibia) / S04
perinatal outcome through innovative training and therapy tools / O 02
Shible Sahbani (Egypt) – Prioritization of midwifery in humanitarian and fragile
Nadine Rall (South Africa) – Strategies to facilitate simulation as a teaching methodology contexts / O 13
in midwifery education / O 03
Sheena Currie (USA) – Improving clinical midwifery competencies in under-served
Kerry Phillips (UK) – Developing simulation in midwifery education across continents: the regions of Tanzania / O 14
Phoenix Project collaboration between University of Namibia and Cardiff University / O 04
Pandora Hardtman (United Kingdom) – We help to replace the lives our country has lost:
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 1 voices of Syrian midwives in the midst of War / O 15
13:30 Plenary panel / Séance pléniére – WHO/FP2020 Why Midwifery Matters in Africa: Building Rondi Anderson (Bangladesh) – Midwives and humanitarian response / O 16
partnerships to improve access to family planning (English/French – anglais/francais) / K02 15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Chair: Frances McConville (Switzerland)
Panelists: Elizabeth Iro, Beth Schlachter, Janet Michael, Jemima Dennis-Antwi 16:15 Improving the childbirth space for women / Chair: Ann M.M. Phoya (Malawi) / S05
Concepta Kwaleyela (Zambia) – Being-there: perspectives of women giving birth
14:00 Transfer to sessions & workshops
in Zambia / O 17
14:15 UNFPA Intergenerational Midwifery Dialogue (English/French – anglais/francais) / SY01 Bartholomew K. Kamlewe (Zambia) – Renovating Katondwe Hospital mother's
Chair: Anneka Knutsson (Sweden) shelter / O 18
Panelists: Rosie Isaks (Namibia) – Client, Rita Esi Anafu (Ghana) – Retired midwife Jennifer Stevens (USA) – Descriptive analysis of midwifery birth centers in low
Phiri Victoria – Practicing midwife, Jané Steenkamp (South Africa) – Student midwife and middle-income countries (LMIC) – a pilot study / O 19
Julitta Elizabeth Onabanjo (South Africa)
Ester Mbusa (United Republic of Tanzania) – Three years experience of childbirth classes
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK within Tanzania context / O 87
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THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
THURSDAY ▶ JEUDI
14:15 PREMIER TOUCHER – Atelier des sages-femmes ambassadrices par JOHNSON’S® 11:00 Le role des sages-femmes dans la planification familiale (session in French/ session en francais)
Facilitateur: Atf Gherissi (Tunisia) Chair: Fatoumata Dicko (Mali) / S08
(session in French/ session en francais) / WS01 Lédi Gustave Yehoun (Burkina Faso) – Influences des perceptions des sages-femmes sur
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK l’utilisation du dispositif intra-utérin dans les districts sanitaires de Yako et Gourcy / O 28
Fateye Touré (Mali) – Contraception en milieu scolaire : connaissances, attitudes et
16:15 FIRST TOUCH – Midwife ambassadors workshop by JOHNSON’S®
pratiques chez les adolescentes (10–19ans) à Sabalibougou de Bamako/Mali / O 29
Facilitator: Karen Hansen
(session in English / session en anglais) / WS02 Bernadette Nkanira (Burundi) – La contraception chez les femmes seropositives en age
de procreer / O 30
Georgette Zerbo Nikiema (Burkina Faso) – Intégration des services de santé de la
reproduction/planification familiale/VIH au Burkina Faso / O 31
BRANDBERG
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 1
11:00 Concept Foundation Increasing access to safe medical abortion to reduce 14:15 Teaching quality obstetric emergency skills
unsafe abortions Chair: Bartholomew K. Kamlewe (YML, Zambia) / S03
Chair: Florence Erb (Switzerland) / SY02
Jean-Pierre Monet (USA) – Maximizing the population covered by quality Emergency
Florence Erb (Switzerland) – General roadmap for safe medical abortion Obstetric and Newborn Care services in Senegal by modelling physically accessibility / O 10
Lilian Gertrude Dodzo (Zimbabwe) – Zimbabwe presentation Lucy Mabada (United Republic of Tanzania) – Competency based training approach
using ‘low dose, high frequency’ (LDHF) teaching methodology: a key for mastering
Panel: Role of midwives in improving access to safe medical abortion
midwifery competencies for quality care / O 11
Panelists: Adewale Abiodun (Namibia), Anita Devi Ikogou (Gabon),
Aster Berhe (Ethiopia), Jess-Alfred Nondho (Democratic republic of the Congo) Phidelis Wamalwa (Kenya) – Quality of institutional care (QuIC) – an innovative approach
to measure and improve emergency obstetric and newborn care services / O 12
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 1
Shible Sahbani (Egypt) – Health workforce and provision of emergency obstetric care
14:15 Capacity building the knowledge and skills of midwives in the Arab region: an analysis / O 09
Chair: Florence West (Netherlands) / S06
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Josephine Murekezi (Rwanda) – Capacity building to improve the knowledge and skills
of midwives in order to provide quality care services / O 20 16:15 Améliorer les compétences des sages-femmes en matière de soins intrapartum
(session in French/ session en francais)
Martha Bokosi (Malawi) – Competency-Based Education (CBE) as a strategy of improving
Chair: Bernadette Nkanira (Burundi) / S10
quality of midwifery education / O 21
Toni Gouazé (France) – Dystocies et accouchement après version par manœuvre externe
Francess Fornah (Sierra Leone) – Developing and implementing objective structured
réussie, étude de cohorte rétrospective multicentrique sur une période de 11 ans / O 35
clinical examination (OSCE) to assess midwifery student’s competency on EmONC
at School of Midwifery Makeni / O 22 Bernadette Nkanira (Burundi) – La gestion active de la troisième phase
d’accouchement »GATPA» / O 36
Catherine Musabyimana (Rwanda) – Clinical learning environment and supervision:
satisfaction levels of University of Rwanda students / O 23 Agueratou Ilboudo (Burkina Faso) – Les sages-femmes du district sanitaire de Pô
oeuvrent pour la réduction des besoins non satisfait en planifi cation familiale / O 68
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Mariam Dialla/Zongo (Burkina Faso) – Suivi post-formation de 40 prestataires formés en
16:15 Promoting good nutrition, preventing antenatal complications planifi cation familiale du post-partum dans les districts sanitaires de Léna et Sabou / O 65
Chair: Samson Udho (YML, Uganda) / S07
Sebean Mayimbo (Zambia) – Micronutrient status as predictors of low birth weight
and pre-term delivery in women attending antenatal care in Lusaka, Zambia / O 24 UGAB
Louisa Rose Muteti (Kenya) – Impact of childbirth education innovations into focused
14:15 Field Test – ICM Respect workshop / Facilitator: Jude Cottrell (New Zealand) / WS03
antenatal care on pregnancy outcome in Makueni County Referral Hospital, Kenya / O 25
Available only for attendees of ICM Respect workshop held on Wednesday, September 11, 2019.
Alice Collete Alum (Uganda) – A criteria-based audit to improve the prevention
and management of mothers with pre-eclampsia and eclampsia in Uganda / O 26
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Linda Grace Alanyo (Uganda) – Prevalence and factors associated with malnutrition 16:15 Field Test – ICM Respect workshop / Facilitator: Jude Cottrell (New Zealand) / WS04
among pregnant women in Lamwo District Northern Uganda / O 27 Available only for attendees of ICM Respect workshop held on Wednesday, September 11, 2019.
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VENDREDI
13 September ▶ Septembre
24KUISEB OMATAKO 1 OMATAKO 2 BRANDBERG GAMSBERG UGAB
FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
K03 / Keynote address / Allocution
principale
9:00
Franka Cadée (President ICM)
(English/French – anglais/francais)
K04 / Plenary panel / Séance
plénière – Merck for mothers –
Midwives & Women Demand
9:30 Quality PPH Care
(English/French – anglais/francais)
10:30 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
SY03 / Midwives and Family WS11 / Interactive workshop –
Planning: Implementing PPH Prevention: A New
S12 / Strengthening S16 / Promoting
the Latest WHO Guidelines WS06 / Safe abortion Heat-Stable Uterotonic
11:00 (English/French – anglais/francais) midwifery respectful
& genetic counselling for PPH Prevention
associations compassionate care
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2 DÉJEUNER
K05 / Plenary Panel / Séance
pléniére – ICM/Sanofi Espoir
Foundation – Strengthening
13:30 midwifery in French-speaking
Africa / L’ICM Renforcer la pratique
de sage-femme dans l'Afrique
francophone
(English/French – anglais/francais)
14:00 Transfer to sessions & workshops Transfert vers les sessions et les ateliers
WS07 / ICM Advocacy workshop: SY04 / Role of midwives
Be Bold. Be Brave: Advocacy for S13 / Midwives in advocating for and
WS09 / 50.000 Happy
Midwives / Atelier de l'ICM sur le Influencing supporting neonatal and S14 / Advancing
S18 / Social influences Birthday project
14:15 Plaidoyer – Soyez audacieux.se, mother-friendly maternal immunization midwifery education
in midwifery management workshop
soyez courageux.se: un plaidoyer initiatives in the programmes in Africa
(Closed meeting – up on invitation only)
pour les sages-femmes neonatal nursery
(English/French – anglais/francais)
15:45 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
WS08 / ICM Advocacy workshop:
Be Bold. Be Brave: Advocacy for WS10 / 50.000 Happy
Midwives / Atelier de l'ICM sur le S15 / Clinical
S11 / Midwives using WS05 / Technology Birthday project
16:15 Plaidoyer – Soyez audacieux.se, practice issues
digital technology for midwives management workshop
soyez courageux.se: un plaidoyer for midwives
(Closed meeting – up on invitation only)
pour les sages-femmes
(English/French – anglais/francais)
17:45
20:00 Independent Midwives Association of Namibia's dinner Dîner de l'Association Indépendante des Sages-Femmes de Namibie
Legend/ Parallel session Keynote lecture Workshop
Symposium
légende: Sessions parallèles Allocutions principales Ateliers
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FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
9:00 Keynote address / Allocution principale (English/French – anglais/francais) / K03 11:00 Strengthening midwifery associations
Franka Cadée (ICM President, The Netherlands) Chair: Bounmy Inthavong (YML, Canada) / S12
Leadership is a choice / Leadership est un choix Lamunu Doris (South Sudan) – South Sudan nurses and midwives association
9:30 Plenary panel – Merck for mothers – Midwives & Women Demand Quality PPH Care strengthening / O 41
(English/French – anglais/francais) / K04 Tewodros Seyoum (Ethiopia) – Intention to stay in midwifery profession and associated
Chair: Jeffrey Jacobs factors among midwives working in referral hospitals of Amhara regional state,
Speakers: Angela Nguku (Kenya) Ethiopia / O 42
Raheli Mukhwana (Kenya)
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2
Zahida Qureshi (Kenya)
14:15 Midwives Influencing mother-friendly initiatives in the neonatal nursery
10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Chair: Jana Ellmies (Namibia) / S13
11:00 WHO/FP2020 company symposium – Midwives and Family Planning: Mariatha Yazbek (South Africa) – Factors influencing maternal choice during early
Implementing the Latest WHO Guidelines (English/French – anglais/francais) / SY03 initiation of infant feeding / O 43
Part I – 11:00–11:45 WHO Guidelines: Antenatal Care, Intrapartum, Postnatal Care, Emma Maano Nghitanwa (Namibia) – Experiences of mothers during the hospitalisation
Family Planning, Safe Abortion
of their premature babies at Kangaroo Mother Care unit at Katutura Intermediate
Speakers: Hayfa Elamin
Hospital, Namibia / O 44
Frances McConville (Switzerland)
Priscille Musabirema (Rwanda) – Parents perceptions of stress in a neonatal intensive
Part II – 11:45–12:30
Chair: Alison Bodenheimer Gatto care unit in Rwanda / O 45
Speakers: Abiodun Chris Oyeyipo (Sierra Leone) Mary Grace Akao (Uganda) – Neonatal Hypothermia: prevalence and associated factors
Mary Fullah (Sierra Leone) among term neonates in Lira Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda / O 46
Alexander Dimiti (South Sudan)
Jemelia Sake (South Sudan) 15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2 16:15 Clinical practice issues for midwives
Chair: Jude Cottrell (New Zealand) / S15
13:30 Plenary Panel / Séance pléniére:
ICM/Sanofi Espoir Foundation – Strengthening midwifery in French-speaking Africa / Margreet Wibbelink (South Africa) – Perspectives of South African women and midwives
L’ICM Renforcer la pratique sage-femme en Afrique francophone on clinical practice in public maternity units: facilitating the scaling-up of clinical
(English/French – anglais/francais) / K05 practices / O 51
14:00 Transfer to sessions & workshops Elizabeth Ayebare (Uganda) – Fetal monitoring in Gulu Hospital, Uganda: what health
workers think, say and do / O 52
14:15 ICM Advocacy workshop: Be Bold. Be Brave: Advocacy for Midwives / Atelier de l'ICM
Anneline Robertson (South Africa) – The experiences of adolescent mothers on providing
sur le Plaidoyer – Soyez audacieux.se, soyez courageux.se: un plaidoyer pour les
continuous kangaroo mother care / O 53
sages-femmes (English/French – anglais/francais) / WS07
Facilitator: Ony Anukem Sebalda Leshabari (United Republic of Tanzania) – Midwifery management of obstetric
and newborn emergencies: training needs assessment in Shinyanga and Simiyu regions,
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Tanzania / O 54
16:15 ICM Advocacy workshop continuation: Be Bold. Be Brave: Advocacy for Midwives /
Atelier de l'ICM sur le Plaidoyer – Soyez audacieux.se, soyez courageux.se: un plaidoyer
pour les sages-femmes (English/French – anglais/francais) / WS08
Facilitator: Ony Anukem
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FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
11:00 Promoting respectful compassionate care 11:00 Safe abortion & genetic counselling / Chair: Francess Fornah (Sierra Leone) / WS06
Chair: Martha Bokosi (Malawi) / S16
Adewale Abiodun (Namibia) – Safe medical abortion practices applied procedures
Jasmine Chadewa (United Republic of Tanzania) – Promoting respectful
and guidelines for midwives / W 03
and compassionate care among nurses and midwives: experience from Tanzania / O 55
Cheedy Jaja (USA) – Early diagnosis and genetic counseling for sickle cell disease across
Ann M. M. Phoya (Malawi) – Empowering communities for respectful and dignified
the care pathway in limited-resourced community health clinics / W 04
maternity care / O 56
Muna Abdullah Ali (South Africa) – Evidence on implementation challenges
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2
in mainstreaming respectful maternity care in 21 countries in East and Southern Africa 14:15 Advancing midwifery education in Africa / Chair: Liliane Ingabire (Rwanda) / S14
Region / O 57
Mutinta C. Muleya (Zambia) – Learning basic midwifery skills: experiences of midwifery
Annaloice Penduka (Namibia) – Expatriate mothers’ experience of pregnancy and
students / O 47
childbirth in Cape Town, South Sfrica / O 58
Hilma Shikwambi (Namibia) – Clinical practice experience of nursing-midwifery students
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2 at the International University of Management, Namibia / O 48
14:15 NESI symposium: Role of midwives in advocating for and supporting neonatal Atf Gherissi (Tunisia) – Participatory approach in Midwifery Curriculum Review in
and maternal immunization programmes / SY04 Comoros, Ivory Coast and Madagascar: satisfaction study among stakeholders / O 49
Carine Dochez (Belgium) – Introduction to the session Lucia Buyanza (South Sudan) – A case study: Training midwives at diploma level to
achieve universal health coverage in South Sudan / O 50
Rudzani Muloiwa (South Africa) – Scientific rationale for maternal immunisation
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Sirak Hailu (Namibia) – Overview of current status of neonatal and maternal
immunisation programmes in the African region 16:15 Technology for midwives / Chair: Goodson Mpumba (Zambia) / WS05
Panel discussion: How to improve uptake of neonatal and maternal immunization Agnete Noerrelund-Madsen (Denmark) – The Safe Delivery App: a digital tool
(challenges and opportunities) for midwifery training and support / W 01
Chairs: Frederick Were (Kenya), Carine Dochez (Belgium) Edith Hillan (Canada) – Clinic in a box: the role of technologies in emergency obstetric
Panelists: Hilma Shikwambi (Namibia) care and the support of preterm babies / W 02
Neha Mankani (Pakistan)
Sirak Hailu (Namibia)
Rudzani Muloiwa (South Africa)
Frederick Were (Kenya) – Overview of neonatal and maternal vaccine pipeline
for neonatal and maternal immunisation
Carine Dochez (Belgium) – Summary
GAMSBERG
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK 14:15 Social influences in midwifery
16:15 Midwives using digital technology Chair: Elgonda Bekker (South Africa) / S18
Chair: Ann Yates (New Zeland) / S11 Aster Berhe (Ethiopia) – Study on acceptability and retention of male midwives
Mathias Gakwerere (Rwanda) – Initiation of the mobile learning system for capacity in Ethiopia / O 62
building of midwives in rural health facilities of Rwanda / O 38 Talaso Barako (United Kingdom) – Pastoralist community perspectives on antenatal care
Felister Bwana (United Republic of Tanzania) – Use of portable mobile learning system services: findings from a focused ethnography / O 63
to enhance midwifery competencies in Tanzania / O 39 Tekla Mbidi (Namibia) – Professional nurse/midwives responses on active participation
Priscilla Ngunju (Kenya) – Acceptability of digital technology in providing MNCH health in research activities in Namibia / O 64
information to working mothers in Nairobi and Kisii, Kenya / O 40 Susan Mutemwa (Zambia) – Role of Safe-motherhood Action Groups in referral
of mothers to health facilities: a case of Chadiza district, Eastern province Zambia / O 89
30 DAY BY DAY PROGRAMME ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA PROGRAMME QUOTIDIEN ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA 31UGAB
FRIDAY ▶ VENDREDI
11:00 Interactive workshop – PPH Prevention: A New Heat-Stable Uterotonic for PPH Prevention
Chair: Jeffrey Jacobs / WS11
Speakers: Raheli Mukhwana (Kenya)
Zahida Qureshi (Kenya)
12:30 LUNCH BREAK & POSTER SESSION 2
14:15 50.000 Happy Birthday project management workshop
(Closed meeting – up on invitation only) / WS09
15:45 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
16:15 50.000 Happy Birthday project management workshop
(Closed meeting – up on invitation only) / WS10
SATURDAY
SAMEDI
14 September ▶ Septembre
32 DAY BY DAY PROGRAMME ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICAKUISEB OMATAKO 1 OMATAKO 2 BRANDBERG GAMSBERG UGAB
SATURDAY ▶ SAMEDI
SATURDAY ▶ SAMEDI
K06 / Keynote address /
Allocution principale
Héloïse Adjowa
9:00
Adandogou-
-D'Almeida (Togo)
(English/French – anglais/francais)
9:30 Transfer to sessions & workshops Transfert vers les sessions et les ateliers
SYO5 / Innovations in
newborn and maternal SY06 / Clean births save
SY08 / Levoplant™, SY07 / Assessing risk
care: how HBS and HMS lives: The importance
the next favorite
train, equip, and empower of WASH in healthcare and expanding reach S23 / Créer de la qualité
9:45 midwives to save lives on
contraceptive implant
facilities for midwifery of quality antenatal care au sein de la formation
the day of birth
(English/French – anglais/francais)
10:30 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
SY09 / Manual vacuum S24 / Sages-femmes SY10 / Re-thinking quality
S20 / Factors influencing S21 / Midwives aspiration: a critical skill midwifery education
S22 / Midwives influencing travaillant dans des
11:00 health outcomes delivering family for midwives for more and better midwives
safe motherhood circonstances exceptionnelles
(English/French – anglais/francais) planning
(session in French/ session en francais)
K07 / Plenary panel /
Séance plénière –
Catalyzing partnerships
12:30 to help babies and
mothers survive
(English/French – anglais/francais)
CC / Closing ceremony /
13:00 Cérémonie de clôture
(English/French – anglais/francais)
13:30 LUNCH DÉJEUNER
RM / Regional meeting /
Réunion régionale
14:15 (Closed meeting for representatives
of ICM Member Associations/
uniquement pour les représentants
des associations membres de l'ICM)
15:45 COFFEE / TEA CAFÉ / THÉ
ICM Africa Regional Réunion pour l'Afrique
16:15 Meeting Régionale de l'ICM
(for representatives (pour les membres de
of ICM Member Associations) l'association membre de l'ICM)
19:30 DINNER DINNER
Legend/ Parallel session Keynote lecture Workshop
Symposium
légende: Sessions parallèles Allocutions principales Ateliers
34 PROGRAMME AT GLANCE ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA PROGRAMME AT GLANCE ▶ ICM 2019 MIDWIVES AFRICA 35KUISEB OMATAKO 1
SATURDAY ▶ SAMEDI
SATURDAY ▶ SAMEDI
9:00 Keynote address: Héloïse Adjowa Adandogou-D'Almeida (Togo) – Les Sages-femmes 9:45 Global Water 2020 symposium – Clean births save lives:
ouvrent la voie à la Qualité et à l’Equité en Afrique / Midwives leading the way for The importance of WASH in healthcare facilities for midwifery / SY06
quality and equity in Africa
Speaker: Lindsay Denny
(English/French – anglais/francais) / K06
9:30 Transfer to sessions & workshops 10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
11:00 Midwives delivering family planning
9:45 AAP company symposium – Innovations in newborn and maternal care: how HBS
Chair: Sebabatso Connie Makafane (YML, South Africa) / S21
and HMS train, equip, and empower midwives to save lives on the day of birth
(English/French – anglais/francais) / SY05 Projestine Muganyizi (United Republic of Tanzania) – Clinical outcomes of postpartum
Speakers: Michael Visick (USA) TCu380A intrauterine contraceptive device inserted by midwives in Tanzania / O 73
Anna Af Ugglas (Norway) Florence Erb (Switzerland) – Fighting unsafe abortion through quality-assured drugs / O 74
Florence West (Netherlands)
Consolata Kirigia (Kenya) – Determinants of immediate post partum intrauterine
Sarah Nyirongo Ngoma (Zambia)
contraceptive device uptake among mothers delivering in meru hospital / O 75
Alemnesh Reta (Norway)
Lastone Chikoti (Malawi) – Assessing the factors associated with fertility desires and
10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
intentions among HIV positive women on subsequent pregnancy following a known HIV
11:00 Factors influencing health outcomes (English/French – anglais/francais) positive result at Bwaila hospital / O 76
Chair: Neha Mankani (YML, Pakistan) / S20
Aster Berhe (Ethiopia) – Reasons for delay in decision making and reaching healthfacility
among obstetric fistula and POP prolapse patients in Gondar University Hospital / O 69 OMATAKO 2
Mwajuma Mdoe (United Republic of Tanzania) – Prevalence and predictors of gestational
diabetes mellitus among pregnant women attending antenatal clinic in Dodoma region 9:45 DKT company symposium – Levoplant™, the next favorite contraceptive implant / SY08
Tanzania / O 70
Speaker: Judiac Ranape (South Africa)
Olajumoke Ojeleye (Nigeria) – Perceived barriers of Human Papillomavirus Vaccination
among students in selected secondary schools in Lagos, Nigeria / O 71 10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
Maureen Masumo (Zambia) – Factors influencing uptake of HIV testing of exposed 11:00 DKT company symposium – Manual vacuum aspiration: a critical skill for midwives / SY09
infants at 18 months by parents at Mulamba urban clinic, Zambia / O 72
Speaker: Judiac Ranape (South Africa)
12:30 Plenary panel AAP – Catalyzing partnerships to help babies and mothers survive
(English/French – anglais/francais) / K07
Speaker: Michael Visick (USA) BRANDBERG
13:00 Closing ceremony /
Cérémonie de clôture (English/French – anglais/francais) 9:45 GE healthcare company symposium – Assessing risk and expanding reach of quality
antenatal care / Facilitator: Eyo Akpan / SY07
13:30 LUNCH BREAK
10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
14:15 Regional meeting / Réunion régionale
(Closed meetings for representatives of ICM Member Associations) 11:00 Midwives influencing safe motherhood
Chair: Harriet Nayiga (YML, Uganda) / S22
Hambweka Munkombwe (Zambia) – Midwives crucial to ending deaths and injuries
from unsafe abortion in Zambia / O 77
Goodson Mpumba (Zambia) – Making institutional delivery services possible at Walela
Health Post in Chipata District of Eastern province, Zambia / O 78
Sarah Mlambo (Namibia) – Views of midwives about the independent, dependent
and interdependent role of the private sector labor ward midwife in Namibia / O 79
Lauren Smith (Denmark) – Lessons from implementing an MNCH-focused digital health
solution across Sub-Saharan Africa / O 80
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SATURDAY ▶ SAMEDI
9:45 Créer de la qualité au sein de la formation (session in French/ session en francais)
Chair: Aoua Guindo (Mali) / S23
Sosthene Dougrou (Senegal) – Création de trois centres d’excellence pour la formation
des enseignants des écoles de formation des sages-femmes en Afrique de l’ouest / O 81
Juliette Olga Mavoungou Epse Boukoyi Mabiala (Gabon) – Intérêt des laboratoires
de compétences dans le préceptorat et le mentorat, expérience du Gabon / O 82
10:30 COFFEE / TEA BREAK
11:00 Sages-femmes travaillant dans des circonstances exceptionnelles
(session in French/ session en francais)
Chair: Janet Lewis (Netherlands) / S24
Aoua Guindo (Mali) – Contribution de l'Association des Sages-femmes à la promotion
de la planification familiale à travers la stratégie mobile au Mali / O 84
Héloïse Adjowa Adandogou-D'Almeida (Togo) – Expérience de l’implémentation
du processus du cadre pour les services de la pratique sage-femme (Midwives Services
Framework, MSF) au Togo / O 85
Marie Conde (Guinea) – Expérience de la Guinée dans la contractualisation
et le déploiement des sages-femmes dans les zones difficiles / O 86
Kodjo Laye (Burkina Faso) – Les meilleures pratiques en soins humanisés au cours
de l’accouchement / O 59
UGAB
11:00 Jhpiego-WHO: Re-thinking quality midwifery education for more and better midwives
Organizer: Sheena Currie (USA) / SY10
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