ABSTRACT Background: In Nigeria, the maternal mortality rate is high, at 512 deaths per
100,000 live births. Despite government interventions to enhance skilled birth attendance …

Background. Accurate data are essential for monitoring progress and course correction.
Good quality facility-based routine data can be used at the facility, district, national, and …

Poor quality of care limits achieving better outcomes in maternal and newborn health (MNH).
To ensure greater accountability for high quality care, effective coverage measures are now …

Maternal mortality remains a serious global public health problem. The paper examines the
socio-demographic factors associated with maternal mortality with implications for …

Objective: In the context of COVID-19 in North Central Nigeria, a qualitative interview study
was conducted to assess the impact on the maintenance of essential sexual, reproductive …

Women's well-being determines the health of the next generation. Globally, 6,000 children
under five die daily and an additional 950 Nigerian children die daily from preventable …

One of the common health effects in marginal communities is maternal and health care
services (MCHS). Maternal health has been a great important factor in the pursuit of the …

One of 21 Nigerian women still die from avoidable maternal death. Yet, one of the most
critical intervention for safe motherhood is ensuring that women (even in the most remote …

SATISFACTION WITH MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES AMONG WOMEN AGED 18-55 YEARS
AT THE FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, MAKURDI, BENUE STATE, NIG Page 1 …

Approximately 529,000 women die from pregnancy-related causes every year, with 99% of
these maternal deaths occurring in developing countries. Each year, about 59,000 maternal …