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Défis de la profession infirmière en Afrique : repenser la promotion des sciences infirmières

Par Dr Luc Onambele & Co

La profession infirmière est spécifique et indispensable dans tout système de santé. Elle contribue à la promotion, la prévention et la prise en soin de la personne, des familles et de la communauté. En tant qu’art, elle intègre toutes les dimensions de la personne ; et comme discipline, elle a un corpus spécifique construit autour de la prise en soin. Alors que la discipline a sa reconnaissance et son autonomie en Occident, en Afrique par contre, la profession infirmière est encore à la recherche d’une identité. Voilà ce qui justifie la thématique de ce livre qui voudrait, non seulement promouvoir les sciences infirmières en Afrique, mais aussi examiner les nombreux défis auxquels cette discipline fait face notamment le développement du leadership, la gestion des épidémies, des pandémies et des pathologies chroniques, son statut épistémologique.

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Chracterisation of Rhesus antigens (D, C, c, E, e) among blooddonation units and recipients in the Gynaecology, Obstetrics andPaediatrics hospital of Yaoundé and the District Hospital of Obalain the Centre region of Cameroon ».

Advancing Transfusion Safety in Sub-Saharan Africa

This characterization of Rhesus antigens addresses a critical gap in blood transfusion practices in sub-Saharan Africa, where pre-transfusion testing often focuses solely on ABO and RhD antigens. By systematically testing for additional Rhesus antigens (C, c, E, e), healthcare facilities can significantly reduce risks of transfusion-related complications and adverse reactions, ultimately improving patient outcomes and transfusion safety standards across the region.

The research provides valuable baseline data for developing evidence-based blood transfusion protocols tailored to the Cameroonian population’s unique Rhesus antigens profile, contributing to safer medical practices throughout Central Africa.

Keywords: Rhesus antigens, Blood donors, Recipients, Transfusion safety.

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This study analyzed maternal mortality trends across Africa from 2000-2017 using UNICEF data. Results show an average annual decrease of 3.0%, with Southern Africa achieving the greatest reductions. Only North Africa approaches the UN’s 2030 target of under 70 deaths per 100,000 births. Sub-Saharan regions, especially West Africa, require intensified efforts including universal antenatal care and skilled birth attendance to meet sustainable development goals.

Keywords: Africa; maternal mortality rate; joinpoint regression analysis; mortality; trends

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