Background In low-resource settings where disease burdens remain high and many health
facilities lack essentials such as drugs or commodities, functional equipment, and trained …

There is a widely held perception that staff shortages in low and middle-income countries
(LMICs) lead to excessive workloads, which in turn worsen the quality of healthcare. Yet …

Background In low-and-middle income countries (LMICs), accurate measures of the
elements of quality care provided by a health worker through family planning services (also …

Background Several studies have reported inadequate levels of quality of care in the
Ethiopian health system. Facility characteristics associated with better quality remain …

Background Despite the increasing number of primary studies on the quality of health care
for sick children in Ethiopia, the findings have not been systematically synthesised to inform …

Evidence suggests that health care providers' non-adherence to clinical guidelines is
widespread and contributes to poor patient outcomes across low-and middle-income …

Background Quality of care depends on system, facility, provider, and client-level factors. We
aimed at examining structural and process quality of services for sick children and its …

Introduction The Government of Ethiopia (GoE) has made significant progress in expanding
access to primary health care (PHC) over the past 15 years. However, achieving national …

Background Suboptimal healthcare quality may be a barrier to achieving child health
improvements, yet little is known about the relationship between provider compliance with …

Background Identifying approaches to improve levels of health care provider knowledge in
resource-poor settings is critical. We assessed level of provider knowledge for HIV testing …