Background Family planning decision making is defined as women´ s ability to determine
the family planning methods that she wanted to use through the process of informed …

Background The expansion of primary health care services in Ethiopia made basic health
services available and accessible. The Last Ten Kilometers (L10K) project has strengthened …

Background Access to health services during pregnancy, childbirth and the period after birth
provides a substantial opportunity to limit cases of maternal mortality. In sub-Saharan Africa …

Background Women alone contraceptive decisions making has become one of the top
burring public health agenda. Despite Contraceptive method options are available and …

Background The majority of neonatal deaths in developing countries occurred at home due
to late recognition of the signs of serious illness by parents or caregivers. In Ethiopia …

Abstract Background The introduction of Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) in India, a
conditional cash transfer program which incentivized women to deliver at institutions …

Objectives: This study validated a person-centred maternity care (PCMC) scale and
assessed perception of PCMC and its associated factors among post-partum women …

Financial barriers cause many women in low-and middle-income countries to deliver outside
of a health facility, contributing to maternal and neonatal mortality. Savings accrued during …

Aim To explore the experiences of nurses and caregivers about the health system
bottlenecks to the delivery of child healthcare services in a rural district in Ghana. Design …

Background: The high maternal death burden in developing countries when compared to
the developed could be attributed to differences in use of antenatal and skilled delivery care …