Health professionals' perception of maternal health: an ethnography in the Sierra de Totonacapan, Veracruz, Mexico
Maternal health is a complex issue. In Mexico, especially the population living in poverty and indigenous peoples are affected by health disparities, in particular, demonstrated by skilled birth attendance. The determinants mentioned by health professionals, especially structural barriers, character...
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