Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice of Midwives of Beni Health Zone Regarding Partners’ Participation in Sexual and Reproductive Health Services

Introduction Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) is a crucial element of human well-being, encompassing the rights, services, and care related to sexuality, reproduction, and the health of individuals. This study was conducted to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of midwives in the Beni health zone regarding partner involvement in sexual and reproductive health services.  Methodology This study was conducted in the Beni health zone, in the north of North Kivu province. A sample of 76 midwives was selected using random sampling. Data were collected using a questionnaire in Kobocollect. The analysis was performed using SPSS software.  Results The majority of midwives (97.4%) had received training on partner involvement. Many recognize the benefits of this involvement, including better communication and increased emotional support. The majority of respondents are neutral about the importance of involving partners to improve maternal health outcomes. Midwives' practices vary, with particular challenges in rural areas and conflict zones.  Conclusion Although most midwives recognize the benefits of involving partners, there are still some challenges related to midwives' attitudes and practices. Continuing education programs, supportive policies, and awareness campaigns are needed to improve partner involvement in SRH services.