Critical comparative analysis of data sources toward understanding referral during pregnancy and childbirth: three perspectives from Nigeria
Abstract Background The highest risk of maternal and perinatal deaths occurs during and shortly after childbirth and is preventable if functional referral systems enable women to reach appropriate health services when obstetric complications occur. Rising numbers of deliveries in health facilities,...
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Main Authors: | Emma Radovich (Author), Aduragbemi Banke-Thomas (Author), Oona M. R. Campbell (Author), Michael Ezeanochie (Author), Uchenna Gwacham-Anisiobi (Author), Adedapo B. A. Ande (Author), Lenka Benova (Author) |
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