Men's roles in care seeking for maternal and newborn health: a qualitative study applying the three delays model to male involvement in Morogoro Region, Tanzania
Abstract Background Increasing the utilization of facility-based care for women and newborns in low-resource settings can reduce maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality. Men influence whether women and newborns receive care because they often control financial resources and household decisions....
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Main Authors: | Jesse A. Greenspan (Author), Joy J. Chebet (Author), Rose Mpembeni (Author), Idda Mosha (Author), Maurus Mpunga (Author), Peter J. Winch (Author), Japhet Killewo (Author), Abdullah H. Baqui (Author), Shannon A. McMahon (Author) |
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2019-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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