Annexure -2 COMMUNITY BASED MATERNAL DEATH REVEIW FORM

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Annexure -2 COMMUNITY BASED MATERNAL DEATH REVEIW FORM COMMUNITY BASED INVESTIGATION (Verbal Autopsy) QUESTIONNAIRE FOR INVESTIGATION OF MATERNAL DEATHS (To be filled by investigation team, ref: para 4.12 & 4.13 of MDR guidelines) Name of District:. Block:. NAME OF THE SUB CENTRE NAME OF THE VILLAGE NAME & AGE OF THE PREGNANT WOMAN/ MOTHER (DECEASED) ADDRESS NAME OF HUSBAND/OTHER (FATHER/MOTHER) PLACE OF DEATH (Home/Institution/In transit/village/town etc.) Specify: DATE & TIME OF DEATH NAME & DESIGNATION OF THE INVESTIGATOR(S) ALONG WITH MOBILE PHONE NUMBERS DATE OF INVESTIGATION PROBABLE CAUSE OF DEATH

MODULES MODULE - I Page No. 1-2 Should be used for collection of general information for all maternal deaths irrespective of whether deaths occurred during antenatal or intranatal or postnatal period or due to abortion. MODULE - II Page No. 3-4 Should be used for the deaths occurring during the antenatal period including abortion MODULE - III Page No. 5-8 Should be used for the deaths occurring during delivery or postnatal period

1. The Community Based Investigation (Verbal Autopsy) is a technique whereby family members, relatives, neighbors or other informants and care providers are interviewed to elicit information on the events leading to the death of the mother during pregnancy/ abortion/ delivery / after delivery in their own words to identify the medical and non medical (including socio-economic) factors for the cause of death of the mother. 2. It is preferable to give advance information about the purpose of visit to the relatives of the deceased who were with the mother from the onset of complications till the death, and obtain their consent. 3. CONFIDENTIALITY: After the formal introduction to the respondents, the investigating official should give assurance that the information will be kept confidential. 4. Throughout the interview, the interviewer should be very polite and sensitive questions should be avoided. 5. Make all the respondents seated comfortably and explain to them that the information that they are going to provide will prevent death of mothers in future. 6. Allow the respondents to narrate the events leading to the death of the mother in their own words. Keep prompting until the respondent says there was nothing more to say. 7. Wherever needed, the investigating official should encourage the respondents to bring out all information related to the event. 8. Please also write information in a narrative form 9. NEUTRALITY AND IMPARTIALITY: The interviewer should not be influenced by the information provided by the field health functionaries, doctors or by the information available in the mother care register, case sheets etc. 10. Maternal Death is defined as the death of a woman who dies from any cause related to or aggravated by pregnancy or its management (excluding accidental or incidental causes) during pregnancy or child birth or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of duration and site of the pregnancy.

MODULE - I Contains general information, information about previous pregnancies wherever applicable. It should be used for all the maternal deaths irrespective whether occurred during antenatal, delivery or postnatal period including abortion) I. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Tick ( ) the correct answer for each question: 1.1 Resident / Visitor death 1.2 Type of death Abortion Antenatal 1.3 1.4 Place of death Specify the name and place of the institution or village where death occurred Home CHC Medical college Hosp. Sub Dist. Hosp. Transit/ on the way Delivery death Sub Centre PHC Dist. Hosp. Pvt. Hosp. ( specify) Post natal Health 1.5 Onset of fatal illness Date / / Time : 1.6 Admission in final institution (if applicable) Date / / Time : 1.7 Death Date / / Time : 1.8 Gravida 1 2 3 4 5 & more 1.9 Para (number of previous live births) 0 1 2 3 4 & more 1.10 Abortions (induced or spontaneous) 0 1 2 3 4 & more 1.11 Previous stillbirths 0 1 2 3 4 & more 1.12 Living children 0 1 2 3 4 & more 1.13 Weeks of pregnancy If applicable 1.14 Age at death 2. FAMILY HISTORY <16 weeks 16-28 weeks No. Details Deceased Mother 2.1 Age at marriage 2.2. Religion <18 Yrs 18-25 Yrs 26-30 Yrs 31-35 Yrs 36 Yrs or more Not Married Sikh Hindu >28 weeks

2.3. Community 2.5. Occupation 2.6 Education Muslim Christian SC ST BC OBC House Wife Agri. Labourer Cultivator Non-Agri. daily wages Govt. Employee Private employee Self employed Business (Specify) Illiterate Upto 8 th standard Upto 12 th standard Graduate 3. INFANT SURVIVAL 3.1 Infant status: Still Birth Live Birth Died immediately after birth Alive at 7 days Alive at 28 days 4. AVAILABILITY OF HEALTH FACILITIES, SERVICES AND TRANSPORT (4.1 & 4.2 to be filled by the investigator before the interview) Name and location of the nearest 4.1 government / private facility providing Emergency Obstetric Care Services 4.2 Distance of this facility from the residence 4.3 Number of institutions visited before death (in the order of visits) No explanation Reasons given by providers for the given 4.4 referral Lack of staff 4.5 Used 108: Y/N Lack of blood (specify) 5. CURRENT PREGNANCY (To be filled from the information given by the respondents) 5.1 Pregnancy Registration 5.2 5.3 Antenatal Care If yes, Place of Antenatal checkup Number of antenatal check ups Sub Centre Govt. Hosp. VHND PHC/ CHC Pvt. Hospital Govt. & Pvt. Hospital Nil 4 and above 1-3

5.4 Hb Level 5.5 5.7 Name & phone no. of concerned ANM High Risk category: Y/N MODULE - II 5.6 Told About Risk Factors: Y/N 6. DEATHS DURING THE ANTENATAL PERIOD (This module to be filled for the maternal deaths that occurred during the antenatal period including deaths due to abortion. In addition to module-ii, module-i should also be filled for all maternal deaths) 6.1 Did the mother had any problem during antenatal period? Yes No 6.2 If yes, was she referred anytime during her antenatal period? Headache Edema Anemia High Blood Pressure 6.3 What was the symptom for which she sought care? Bleeding p/v No foetal movements Fits Sudden excruciating pain High fever with rigor 6.4 6.5 If, did she attend any hospital? In case of not seeking care from the hospital is it due to (specify) Severity of the Institution far complications not away known No attendant available No money beliefs and customs Lack of transport (specify)

7. FOR ABORTION DEATHS FILL THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 7.1 Did she die while having an abortion or within 6 weeks after having an abortion? 7.2 If abortion, was the abortion spontaneous or induced, including MTP? 7.3 If the abortion was induced, how was it induced? While having an abortion Within 6 weeks after having an abortion Don t Know Spontaneous Induced MTP Oral medicine Traditional vaginal herbal application Instrume ntation 7.4 If the abortion was induced, where did she have the abortion? Home Government hospital (specify level) Private clinic/cen ter 7.5 If the abortion was induced, who performed the abortion? 7.6 If induced, what made family seek care? 7.7 If the abortion was spontaneous, Where was the abortion completed 7.8 How many weeks of pregnancy completed at the time of abortion 7.9 Whether she had any of these symptoms after abortion? 7.10 After developing complications following abortion, did she seek care? 7.11 If yes, whom/where did she seek care? 7.12 In case of not seeking appropriate care, is it due to 7.13 Date of spontaneous abortion/ date of termination of pregnancy 7.14 Date & time of death Doctor Nurse (specify) Bleeding started spontaneously Home Govt. Hospital (Specify level) High fever Foul smelling discharge Government hospital (specify level) Severity of complications not known No attender available Not applicable Private clinic/center Wanted to terminate the pregnancy Private Clinic/ centre Bleeding Quack Beliefs and customs Institution far away, Please specify Don t Know Shock No money Lack of transport

MODULE - III (To be used for the deaths occurring during delivery. For these deaths, Module-I should also be filled) 8. INTRANATAL SERVICES (Tick wherever applicable) 8.1 Place of delivery Home Sub centre CHC Medical College PHC District Hospital Sub district Hospital Transit Private Hospital Any other place (specify): 8.2 Admission (not applicable for home Date / / Time : delivery and transit) 8.3 Delivery Date / / Time : 8.4 Time interval between onset of pain and Hours: _ delivery (in hours) 8.5 Who conducted the ANM delivery- if at home or in private institution (Not applicable for transit delivery) Doctor Quack 8.7 Type of delivery Normal Caesarean 8.8 Outcome of the delivery Live birth 8.9 During the process of labour/delivery, did the mother have any problems? Multiple births Prolonged labour Primi >12 hrs Subsequent deliveries >8 hrs labour pain which disappeared suddenly Retained placenta Severe breathlessness /cyanosis/ oedema High fever Staff Nurse / M. Asst. Dai Assisted Still birth Severe bleeding/ bleeding with clots- (one salwar/saree/skirt soaked =500ml) Inversion of the uterus Convulsions Unconsciousness (specify): 8.10 Did she seek treatment, if yes by whom and what was the treatment given by the ANM/Nurse/LHV/ MO/others? (give details)

8.11 Was she referred? 8.12 Did she attend the referral centre? 8.13 In case of noncompliance of referrals, state the reasons 8.14 Was there delay in 8.15 Any information given to the relatives about the nature of complication from the hospital 8.16 If yes, describe Intensity of complications not known No attendant available Beliefs & customs Decision making Arranging transport Yes If yes, time interval between admission & delivery (if delivered) Institution far away No money Lack of transport Mobilizing funds No 8.17 Was there any delay in initiating treatment 8.18 If yes, describe Yes No 9. POST NATAL PERIOD (Tick wherever applicable) 9.1 No. of Postnatal checkups Nil < 3 checkups 9.2 Did the mother had any problem following delivery >/= 3 checkups 9.3 Time interval between detection of complication & death (in hours/minutes) 9.4 Specific problem during Post Natal period Severe bleeding Sudden chest pain & collapse Bleeding from multiple sites Abnormal behaviour (specify) Severe fever and foul smelling discharge Unconsciousness/ visual disturbance Severe leg pain, swelling Severe anemia

9.5 Did she seek treatment Yes No 9.6 If yes, by whom ANM Nurse LHV MO (specify) 9.7 What was the treatment given (give details) 9.8 Was she referred? Yes No 9.9 Did she attend the referral center? 9.10 In case of non compliance of referrals, state the reasons Yes Intensity of complications not known No attendant available Beliefs & customs (specify): Not applicable No Not applicable Institution far away No money Lack of transport 10: REPORTED CAUSE OF DEATH 10.1 Did a doctor or nurse at the health facility tell you the cause of death? 10.2 If yes, what was the cause of death? Yes No 11. OPEN HISTORY (In narrative form): (explore) 11.1 Name and address of the facilities she went decisions and time taken for action 11.2 How long did it take to make the arrangements to go from first centre to higher centers and why those referrals were made and how much time was spent at each facility and time spent at each facility before referrals were made and difficulties faced throughout the process 11.3 Transportation method used 11.4 Transportation cost? (at each stage of referral)

11.5 Travel time at each stage 11.6 Care received at each facility? 11.7 Total money spent by family 11.8 How did the family arrange the money? 11.9 Any other Investigator 1 Investigator 2 Investigator 3 (Signature) (Signature) (Signature) Name: Name: Name: Designation: Designation: Designation: Place of posting: Mobile Phone Number: Place of posting: Mobile Phone Number: Place of posting: Mobile Phone Number: Date: Date: Date: