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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Facility delivery"”.
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Determinants of maternal delivery at rural health facilities a study undertaken in the Mpigi District of Uganda
… few ultimately deliver their babies in a health facility. Interventions have not achieved increased utilisation of maternal services. A review of maternal determinants and factors associated with health facility delivery is the focus of this study. To determine the reasons why women deliver in …
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An environment to support computer-assisted design review
… by the increased use of automation in the facility delivery process. The review of design drawings is one manual operation that could benefit from increased automation. Design reviews are currently performed by human experts who evaluate a set of construction documents for adequacy and …
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Awareness and attitudes of adolescents towards the use of intrauterine device in Makhado Local Municipality, South Africa
… the country. There has been a noted increase in facility delivery rate from 15.4% to 16.2% among 10-19 years in Vhembe District. Effective contraception may reduce unintended pregnancy, the need for the termination of pregnancy, and the delivery rate among adolescents. The aim of this study was …
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Neonatal mortality in low and lower-middle income countries : which areas require further attention? Evidence from Bangladesh
… components of health care services, including facility-based delivery, skilled birth attendants (SBAs), essential newborn care (ENC), antenatal care (ANC) and postnatal care (PNC). In addition, statistical analyses of DHS data from Nepal (n=12,674) and Pakistan (n=13,558) were undertaken to …
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The Context of Maternal and Child Health Services in Northwest Tanzania: Missed Opportunities for Preventing Maternal and Perinatal Mortality in Rural Communities
… in this rural area of Tanzania remained high and delivery at a health care facility is not associated with improved perinatal mortality. Early initiation and uptake of antenatal, natal, and postnatal care are not commonly practiced in this setting due to a complex set of factors at the individual, …