Background Tanzania is among the countries with a high maternal mortality ratio. However,
it remains unclear how information and education on danger signs of pregnancy translate …

Background Every year, nearly half a million women and girls needlessly die as a result of
complications during pregnancy, childbirth or the 6 weeks following delivery. Almost all …

Background In many developing countries including Ethiopia, maternal morbidity and
mortality still pose a substantial burden and thus progress towards the fifth Millennium …

Background To examine whether exposure to group antenatal care increased women's
health literacy by improving their ability to interpret and utilize health messages compared to …

Background Childhood undernutrition is the leading cause of under-five mortality and
morbidity in the world particularly in East African countries. Although there are studies on …

In-service training courses and supportive supervision of health workers are among the most
common interventions to improve the quality of health care in low-and middle-income …

Background The use of maternal health services, known as an indirect indicator of perinatal
death, is still unknown in Lubumbashi. The present study was therefore undertaken in order …

Antenatal care is essential to improve maternal and newborn health and wellbeing. The
majority of pregnant women in Tanzania attend at least one visit. Since implementation of …

Background. Developing countries like Ethiopia contributed highest level of maternal
mortality due to obstetric complications. Women awareness of obstetric danger sign to …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the level and determinants of awareness of the danger signs and
symptoms of pregnancy complication among pregnant Jordanian women aged 15years and …