Explaining the inadequate use of antenatal health
Are Perceived Barriers to Accessing Health Care Associated with Inadequate Antenatal Care Visits among Women of Reproductive Age in Rwanda?
... Our study has some limitations that need to be ac- knowledged. First, owing to using secondary data, there are some factors that have been reported in the previous studies as important predictors of ANC services ...
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ISSUES IN PUBLIC HEALTH Current strategies are inadequate to curb the rise of tobacco use in Africa
... tobacco use in Africa, with achievements including ratification of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) and the passing of tobacco control legislation in several ...
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National health insurance, social influence and antenatal care use in Ghana
... of health insurance on maternal care utilization in Ghana through the use of antenatal care ...to health insurance plays a critical role in women ’ s decision to utilize antenatal care ...
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Wealth and antenatal care use: implications for maternal health care utilisation in Ghana
... adequate use of ...the use of maternal health care services probably through the mass media (radio, television, print media) and the community announce- ments, especially in the rural centers where ...
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Use of antenatal corticosteroids at health facilities and communities in low-and-middle income countries
... observed use of ACS among pregnancies likely to be preterm and occurring in hospitals is lower than 25 % in all sites except Argentina where ACS use is still lower than 50 ...ACS use based on the new ...
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Vitamin D has a role in health and disease, with inadequate
... routine use of this dose of vitamin D 3 for supplementation and suggest that responses should be monitored to avoid potential adverse effects during its ...
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Consequences of inadequate use of glucose lowering drugs and associated risk factors
... NFMD were retrieved for each cohort. The unique PIN was used to link data in the NFMD with population-based Swedish databases. Typically the ethical review boards in Sweden will waive informed consent when using data ...
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The use of antenatal and postnatal care: perspectives and experiences of women and health care providers in rural southern Tanzania
... the health care providers or being denied ANC altogether for starting ANC too ...get antenatal attendance cards to facilitate prompt care in case of com- plications later in the ...
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Barriers to antenatal care use in Nigeria: evidences from non users and implications for maternal health programming
... not use ANC services during their last preg- ...go health facil- ities”, “Farness of ANC service providers” and “Unavail- ability of transport to reach the ANC ...
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Antenatal care use in Ethiopia: a spatial and multilevel analysis
... with antenatal care ...of antenatal care use [19, 20, ...though antenatal services are free of charge at government health facilities, services fees at private health facilities ...
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Psychoprophylaxis - Antenatal preparation and actual use during labour
... of antenatal education found in the studies in developed countries differs from those conducted in less developed countries where several trials report benefits of antenatal ...positive health ...
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Antenatal tobacco use and iron deficiency anemia: integrating tobacco control into antenatal care in urban India
... program. Antenatal anemia was of high priority. Antenatal tobacco use was seen as a concern but not as common in the patient ...tobacco use screening and ...tobacco use screening and ...
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Socio cultural factors explaining timely and appropriate use of health facilities for degedege in south eastern Tanzania
... a health facility were either that facilities were out of stock, that they lacked money to pay for treatment, or that facilities did not provide ...to use health facilities than traditional ...
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Measuring and Explaining Inequity in Health Service Delivery
... any use of preventive health care in ...any use of preventive care is estimated both by least squares, in which the decomposition is exactly as presented in chapter 13, and by probit, in which case ...
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Explaining health disparities: evaluating and advancing methodology
... disparities in mortality is caused by patient comorbidities, 6% from use of endovascular repairs, 26% due to socioeconomic factors, and 25% because black patients receive care in lower-quality hospitals." ...
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Inadequate prenatal care use and breastfeeding practices in Canada: a national survey of women
... cross sectional nature of the study design does not allow us to infer causality. Exposures and outcomes were self- reported, thereby introducing potential misclassification bias. Moreover, since interviews were conducted ...
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Explaining Differences in Scientific Expertise Use: The Politics of Pesticides
... This, in turn, increased the flow of information as actors possessing information supporting their position were highly interested in providing EFSA with the evi- dence they possessed. The key actors in the environ- ...
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Explaining areal variations in contraceptive use in East Africa
... contraceptive use data for developing countries are Demographic and Health Surveys ...contraceptive use in developing countries through combining multilevel modelling and Geographic Information ...
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Cost of antenatal care for the health sector and for households in Rwanda
... Third, all women were offered up to three ultrasound scans. In contrast, the public health centers did not rou- tinely use ultrasound. In this study, we have excluded those activities performed by the ...
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Mental Health, Pregnancy and Self – Rated Health in Antenatal Women Attending Primary Health Clinics
... One report 27 did not show a direct association between depression in mothers and maternal- fetal attachment. Others 28 have identified non- psychotic affective disorder in more than 43 percent of pregnant women using a ...
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