Crude associations between (A) early neonatal mortality and (B) facility delivery and distance to delivery services and level of care.

Domaine:

healthcare

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dataset

Créateur:

TerOonSab

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P-values are from tests for trend over categories of distance, or categories of level of care.

n = 8679 in Malawi, n = 3682 in Zambia. Only included the first child of multiple births. Information on delivery place missing for 12 births in Malawi and 10 births in Zambia.

Effect of four or more antenatal care visits on facility delivery and early postnatal care services utilization in Uganda: a propensity score matched analysis

Abstract Introduction Maternal mortality remains a global publi

Additional file 4: of The effect of Kenyaâ s free maternal health care policy on the utilization of health facility delivery services and maternal and neonatal mortality in public health facilities

Model statistics of maternal mortality ratio generated through Ljung. Box analysis of maternal morta

Additional file 6: of The effect of Kenyaâ s free maternal health care policy on the utilization of health facility delivery services and maternal and neonatal mortality in public health facilities

Model statistics of neonatal mortality rate generated through Ljung. Box analysis of neonatal mortal

Additional file 3: of The effect of Kenyaâ s free maternal health care policy on the utilization of health facility delivery services and maternal and neonatal mortality in public health facilities

Fitness of maternal mortality ratio model. This additional file is derived from an analysis of the m

Additional file 2: of The effect of Kenyaâ s free maternal health care policy on the utilization of health facility delivery services and maternal and neonatal mortality in public health facilities

Model statistics of health facility delivery services generated through Ljung. Box analysis of all h

Additional file 5: of The effect of Kenyaâ s free maternal health care policy on the utilization of health facility delivery services and maternal and neonatal mortality in public health facilities