When maternity care fails to deliver
Posted onPolicy, paperwork and ‘postographs’: Global indicators and maternity care documentation in rural Burkina Faso
Posted onA newly developed tool for measuring the availability of human resources for emergency obstetric and newborn care services: prospective analytic study in two district-level public facilities in Bangladesh
Posted onThe coverage of continuum of care in maternal, newborn and child health: a cross-sectional study of woman-child pairs in Ghana
Posted onThe supreme court’s crisis pregnancy center case — Implications for health law
Posted onThe severity and management of complications among postabortion patients treated in Kinshasa health facilities
Posted onVoice and Choice of Mothers: Health Decision-Making Dynamics Among Women in Urban India
Posted onWhat are women’s roles in the maternal health care decision-making process in settings like India? Are women’s voices heard by their family members and caregivers? How can women be empowered in maternal health care? To answer these questions, the ALMATA team conducted baseline research and surveyed 500 women from New Delhi and Mumbai, India…read more
“Hoping for Life While Fearing Death”: Insights Into Maternal Health From the MSF Scientific Research Day
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Maternal health is often overlooked in times of civil unrest, public health or humanitarian crises, creating a further disadvantaged subset of the already vulnerable population. Medecines sans Frontieres (MSF) recently hosted a scientific research day that explored several promising projects aimed at improving maternal health in these settings…read more