Kunene, Busi | 2004
- Author(s): Kunene, Busi
- Publisher: s.n.]
- Pages: --
- Keywords: maternal welfare, reproductive health, south africa
This paper reports on a clinic-based intervention in South Africa which focused on involving men in maternal health services.
Kusuma, Nyoman Wijaya and Sofiarini, Rahmi | ca. 2009]
- Author(s): Kusuma, Nyoman Wijaya and Sofiarini, Rahmi
- Publisher: s.n.
- Pages: 81--92
- Keywords: maternal and child health, maternal health services, community participation, indonesia
This document describes Project experience from NTB Province in determining what makes the community move in reducing maternal and neonatal deaths. “Community-based Alert System” by which villagers support each other in responding to maternal health emergencies.
Kyei, Nicholas N.A. and Chansa, Collins and Gabrysch, Sabine | 2012
- Author(s): Kyei, Nicholas N.A. and Chansa, Collins and Gabrysch, Sabine
- Publisher: BioMed central
- Pages: --
- Keywords: maternal health services, maternal and child health, zambia
In most Sub-Saharan African countries, high rates of ANC coverage coexist with high maternal and neonatal mortality. Authors developed a classification tool and assessed the level of ANC service provision at health facilities and compared this to the quality of ANC received by expectant mothers.
Lam, Nguyen Tran | 2008
- Author(s): Lam, Nguyen Tran
- Publisher: UNFPA Viet Nam
- Pages: --
- Keywords: gender, health personnel, health policy, maternal health services, maternal and child health, reproductive health, asia, latin america
This report gives insight into socio-cultural dynamics pertaining to women reproductive health. Recommendations are aimed at increasing access to reproductive health services by addressing affordability, staff training, policies, information, attitudes of service providers and gender inequalities.
Langer, Ana | 2002
- Author(s): Langer, Ana
- Publisher: BioMed central
- Pages: --
- Keywords: prenatal care, reproductive health
This study assessed women and providers' satisfaction with a new evidence-based antenatal care (ANC) model within the WHO randomized trial conducted in four developing countries.