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Utilization of maternal health facilities and rural women's well-being: towards the attainment of sustainable development goals.

Mobolaji Victoria AdejoorinKabir Kayode SalmanKemisola Omorinre AdeneganOgheneruemu Obi-EgbediMagbagbeola David DairoAbiodun Olusola Omotayo
Published in: Health economics review (2024)
We concluded that mothers in rural Nigeria use maternal healthcare facilities moderately, and their well-being level was improved using maternal healthcare facilities. Therefore, Nigeria's Ministry of Health should raise awareness about the vitality of mothers using health care services before, during, and after pregnancy. In order to promote greater female participation in full-scale agricultural production, it is imperative for the Nigerian government to allocate substantial resources in the form of subsidies and incentives. The Nigerian government should source these resources from various channels, including expanded development cooperation. Additionally, policymakers should focus on designing developmental programmes specifically tailored for rural households and the health sector.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • pregnancy outcomes
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  • public health
  • health information
  • mental health
  • birth weight
  • pregnant women
  • smoking cessation
  • heavy metals
  • adipose tissue
  • preterm birth
  • hiv infected