Background Developing countries account for 99 percent of maternal deaths annually. While
increasing service availability and maintaining acceptable quality standards, it is important …

Background Given the sudden and unexpected nature of an emergency caesarean section
(EmCS) coupled with an increased risk of psychological distress, it is particularly important …

Objective Patient satisfaction had been the focus of many scientific studies worldwide.
However, very few studies published had addressed the definition of the concept of patient …

Background The service industry has been an evolving sector and a great concern to
providers ensuring continuously that clients' satisfaction is met. Hence, the importance of …

Background Expanding institutional deliveries is a policy priority to achieve MDG5. India
adopted a policy to encourage facility births through a conditional cash incentive scheme …

Background With around one third of woman having a cesarean birth, better understanding
of women's experiences of having a cesarean is vital to improve women's experiences of …

Results: The mean age of the study population was 27.2±5.5 years with fifty-three per cent
(53.1%) of the women between the ages of 20-29 years. Majority of the participants (67.1%) …

Objective: Emergency obstetric and newborn care services treat 70–80% of maternal
deaths. This study aimed to assess satisfaction with comprehensive emergency obstetric …

Problem and background Approximately one third of women in high-income countries give
birth by caesarean section (CS). Better understanding of women's CS experiences is vital in …

Background Immediate postnatal care (PNC) satisfaction is considered as the desired
outcome of the health care system and determines the use of subsequent health care …