Abstract Background Mobile Health Service (MHS) has been introduced as an alternative
strategy to make health care services easily accessible in the Somali and Afar regions of …

BACKGROUND: The health system in Ethiopia's Somali Region is weak with limited number
of health facilities with more than 60% of the population living more than 5 km to the nearest …

Background: Health service utilization pattern among pastoralists in Ethiopia is not well
documented. Available data are very few and mostly institution based. Objective: To assess …

Objective Mobile pastoralists are one of the last populations to be reached by health
services and are frequently missed by health campaigns. Since health interventions among …

Background Ethiopia has been implementing Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams (MHNTs)
to improve the accessibility of essential healthcare services for unreached populations with …

Abstract Background and Aims Utilizing health facility delivery services is one of the pillars of
lowering maternal mortality. However, the coverage of health facility delivery service …

Maternal health service utilizations are poorly equipped, inaccessible, negligible, and not
well documented in the pastoral society. This research describes a quantitative and …

Background The provision of consistent and quality maternal and child health (MCH)
services is a challenge for Ethiopia where most of the population lives in the rural setup …

Abstract Background Globally, an estimated 289,000 maternal deaths occurred in 2013.
Majority of these deaths occurred in sub-Saharan Africa and Southern Asia. Mobility of …

Background The implementation of mobile health (mHealth) projects in low-and middle-
income countries raises high and well-documented expectations among development …