Spatial variation and associated factors of inadequate counselling regarding pregnancy danger signs during antenatal care visits among pregnant women in Ethiopia: a Geographically Weighted Regression Model.
Meron Asmamaw AlemayehuNebiyu Mekonnen DersehTigabu Kidie TesfieHabtamu Wagnew AbuhayGetaneh Awoke YismawMuluken Chanie AgimasPublished in: BMJ open (2024)
Inadequate counselling service regarding pregnancy danger signs in Ethiopia varies across regions and there exists within country inequality in the service provision and utilisation. Prioritisation and extra efforts should be made by concerned actors for those underprivileged areas and communities (as shown in the maps), and health extension workers, as they are found in the study.
Keyphrases
- healthcare
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- preterm birth
- palliative care
- quality improvement
- pregnancy outcomes
- pregnant women
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- smoking cessation
- magnetic resonance
- hiv testing
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- pain management
- computed tomography
- affordable care act
- men who have sex with men
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