Patient and provider determinants for receipt of three dimensions of respectful maternity care in Kigoma Region, Tanzania-April-July, 2016
Abstract Background Lack of respectful maternity care (RMC) is increasingly recognized as a human rights issue and a key deterrent to women seeking facility-based deliveries. Ensuring facility-based RMC is essential for improving maternal and neonatal health, especially in sub-Saharan African countr...
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Main Authors: | M. M. Dynes (Author), E. Twentyman (Author), L. Kelly (Author), G. Maro (Author), A. A. Msuya (Author), S. Dominico (Author), P. Chaote (Author), R. Rusibamayila (Author), F. Serbanescu (Author) |
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