Introduction: In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 live births over the last three decades. To reduce these rates, the government launched in 2006 a means-tested reproductive health output-based approach (OBA) voucher program that covers costs of antenatal care, a facility-based delivery (FBD) and a postnatal visit in prequalified healthcare facilities. This paper investigated whether women who bought the voucher for their index child and had a FBD were more likely to deliver a subsequent child in a facility compared t
This study explores the relationship between two health financing initiatives on women’s progression...
Background: Current assessments on Output-Based Aid (OBA) programs have paid limited attention to th...
This study tests the group-level causal relationship between the expansion of Kenya’s Safe Motherhoo...
In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 live births over...
In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 live births over...
Introduction: In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 li...
Objective: To measure whether there was an association between the introduction of an output-based v...
Although available evidence indicates that vouchers improve service utilization among the target pop...
Objective To measure whether there was an association between the introduction of an output-based vo...
Background - Although vouchers can protect individuals in low-income countries from financial catast...
This paper examines community-level association between exposure to the reproductive health vouchers...
Introduction: From 2006 to 2016, the Government of Kenya implemented a reproductive health voucher p...
Background: Alternatives to the traditional ‘supply-side’ approach to financing service delivery are...
Background: Health service fees constitute substantial barriers for women seeking childbirth and pos...
Background: Innovative financing strategies such as those that integrate supply and demand elements ...
This study explores the relationship between two health financing initiatives on women’s progression...
Background: Current assessments on Output-Based Aid (OBA) programs have paid limited attention to th...
This study tests the group-level causal relationship between the expansion of Kenya’s Safe Motherhoo...
In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 live births over...
In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 live births over...
Introduction: In Kenya, the maternal mortality rate had ranged from 328 to 501 deaths per 100,000 li...
Objective: To measure whether there was an association between the introduction of an output-based v...
Although available evidence indicates that vouchers improve service utilization among the target pop...
Objective To measure whether there was an association between the introduction of an output-based vo...
Background - Although vouchers can protect individuals in low-income countries from financial catast...
This paper examines community-level association between exposure to the reproductive health vouchers...
Introduction: From 2006 to 2016, the Government of Kenya implemented a reproductive health voucher p...
Background: Alternatives to the traditional ‘supply-side’ approach to financing service delivery are...
Background: Health service fees constitute substantial barriers for women seeking childbirth and pos...
Background: Innovative financing strategies such as those that integrate supply and demand elements ...
This study explores the relationship between two health financing initiatives on women’s progression...
Background: Current assessments on Output-Based Aid (OBA) programs have paid limited attention to th...
This study tests the group-level causal relationship between the expansion of Kenya’s Safe Motherhoo...
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