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Family Structure Types and Adequate Utilization of Antenatal Care in Kenya

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healthcaresocioeconomic
Creator:
PatMirYiiYi-
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Ovi
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Features of the health care delivery system may not be the only expounding factors of adequate utilization of antenatal care among women. Other social factors such as the family structure and its environment contribute toward pregnant women's utilization of antenatal care. An understanding of how women in different family structure types and social groups use basic maternal health services is important toward developing and implementing maternal health care policy in the post-Millennium Development Goal era, especially in the sub-Saharan Africa where maternal mortality still remains high.

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