Democratic Republic of Congo – Maternal Health Task Force

In honor of World Refugee Day, the Maternal Health Task Force interviewed Jocelyn Finlay, a researcher investigating the provision and use of maternal health services in an urban setting and within refugee camps in Burundi. According to Finlay, “We wanted to hear about the maternal health services offered, and used, and see if the gap is generated by lack of supply or lack of demand.”…read more

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The severity and management of complications among postabortion patients treated in Kinshasa health facilities

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Routine antenatal ultrasound in low and middle‐income countries: First look ‐ A cluster randomized trial

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Community-based maternal, newborn, and child health surveillance: Perceptions and attitudes of local stakeholders towards using mobile phone by village health volunteers in the Kenge Health Zone, Democratic Republic of Congo

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