Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited. PLoS One 2013; 8: e59834

Tackling maternal mortality by improving technical efficiency in the production of primary health services: longitudinal evidence from the Mexican case

Edson Servan-mori (726505)

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Under request of PlosONE and in order to contribute to transparency and replicability of research, t...

High maternal mortality in a rural south-west Ethiopia: estimate by using the sisterhood method

Balla, Yaliso Yaya
Lindtjørn, Bernt

January 2012

Background: Estimation of maternal mortality is difficult in developing countries without complete v...

Improving the Metrics and Data Reporting for Maternal Mortality:A Challenge to Public Health Surveillance and Effective Prevention

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Reardon, David
Harrison, Donna
Fisher, John
Skop, Ingrid

September 2019

AbstractBackgroundThe current measuring metric and reporting methods for assessing maternal mortalit...

Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited. PLoS One 2013; 8: e59834

Leena Merdad
Kenneth Hill
Wendy Graham

August 2016

Background: Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and the consequen...

Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited.

Leena Merdad
Kenneth Hill
Wendy Graham

BACKGROUND: Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and the consequen...

Improving the Measurement of Maternal Mortality: The Sisterhood Method Revisited

Leena Merdad (397467)
Kenneth Hill (49825)
Wendy Graham (350808)

April 2013

<div><p>Background</p><p>Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and ...

Developing a Pictorial Sisterhood Method in collaboration with illiterate Maasai traditional birth attendants in northern Tanzania

Roggeveen, Yadira
Schreuder, Renske
Zweekhorst, Marjolein
Manyama, Mange
Hatfield, Jennifer
Scheele, Fedde
van Roosmalen, Jos

October 2016

Objective To study whether data on maternal mortality can be gathered while maintaining local owners...

Printed in Great Britain Applying the Sisterhood Method for Estimating Maternal Mortality to a Health Facility-Based Sample: A Comparison with Results from a

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Wendy Graham
Paul Stupp
Pedro Castillo

January 2015

mortality to a health facility-based sample: A comparison with results from a household-based sample...

Estimating population cause-specific mortality fractions from in-hospital mortality: validation of a new method

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Alan D. Lopez
Jeremy T. Barofsky
Rafael Lozano
Barofsky Jt
Bryson-cahn C
Lozano R

October 2016

(Article begins on next page) The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please s...

The sisterhood method of estimating maternal mortality : a study in Matlab, Bangladesh

Shahidullah, Md

June 2017

The thesis is about ways to improve the technique of maternal mortality estimation known as the "si...

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Mswia, Robert G.
Weaver, Emily H.

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Estimating Maternal Mortality Rate Using Sisterhood Methods in Plateau State Nigeria

Abubakar, IS
Zoakah, AI
Daru, HS
Pam, IC

May 2005

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Measuring progress in reducing maternal mortality.

Graham, Wendy J
Foster, Lauren B
Davidson, Lisa
Hauke, Elizabeth
Campbell, Oona MR

January 2008

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Phd Jan Saarela
Phd Ichiro Kawachi

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(Article begins on next page) The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please s...

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Zethof, Siem
Kim, Young-Mi
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Ket, Johannes
Willcox, Merlin
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Tackling maternal mortality by improving technical efficiency in the production of primary health services: longitudinal evidence from the Mexican case

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March 2019

Under request of PlosONE and in order to contribute to transparency and replicability of research, t...

High maternal mortality in a rural south-west Ethiopia: estimate by using the sisterhood method

Balla, Yaliso Yaya
Lindtjørn, Bernt

January 2012

Background: Estimation of maternal mortality is difficult in developing countries without complete v...

Improving the Metrics and Data Reporting for Maternal Mortality:A Challenge to Public Health Surveillance and Effective Prevention

Studnicki, James
Reardon, David
Harrison, Donna
Fisher, John
Skop, Ingrid

September 2019

AbstractBackgroundThe current measuring metric and reporting methods for assessing maternal mortalit...

Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited. PLoS One 2013; 8: e59834

Leena Merdad
Kenneth Hill
Wendy Graham

August 2016

Background: Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and the consequen...

Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited.

Leena Merdad
Kenneth Hill
Wendy Graham

BACKGROUND: Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and the consequen...

Improving the Measurement of Maternal Mortality: The Sisterhood Method Revisited

Leena Merdad (397467)
Kenneth Hill (49825)
Wendy Graham (350808)

April 2013

<div><p>Background</p><p>Over the past several decades the efforts to improve maternal survival and ...

Developing a Pictorial Sisterhood Method in collaboration with illiterate Maasai traditional birth attendants in northern Tanzania

Roggeveen, Yadira
Schreuder, Renske
Zweekhorst, Marjolein
Manyama, Mange
Hatfield, Jennifer
Scheele, Fedde
van Roosmalen, Jos

October 2016

Objective To study whether data on maternal mortality can be gathered while maintaining local owners...

Printed in Great Britain Applying the Sisterhood Method for Estimating Maternal Mortality to a Health Facility-Based Sample: A Comparison with Results from a

Isabella Danel
Wendy Graham
Paul Stupp
Pedro Castillo

January 2015

mortality to a health facility-based sample: A comparison with results from a household-based sample...

Estimating population cause-specific mortality fractions from in-hospital mortality: validation of a new method

Christopher J. L. Murray
Alan D. Lopez
Jeremy T. Barofsky
Rafael Lozano
Barofsky Jt
Bryson-cahn C
Lozano R

October 2016

(Article begins on next page) The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please s...

The sisterhood method of estimating maternal mortality : a study in Matlab, Bangladesh

Shahidullah, Md

June 2017

The thesis is about ways to improve the technique of maternal mortality estimation known as the "si...

Measuring Maternal Mortality: Three Case Studies Using Verbal Autopsy with Different Platforms

Curtis, Siân L.
Mswia, Robert G.
Weaver, Emily H.

January 2015

Accurate measurement of maternal mortality is needed to develop a greater understanding of the scale...

Estimating Maternal Mortality Rate Using Sisterhood Methods in Plateau State Nigeria

Abubakar, IS
Zoakah, AI
Daru, HS
Pam, IC

May 2005

OBJECTIVES: A sisterhood method was used to determine the maternal mortality rate(s) in four (4) com...

Measuring progress in reducing maternal mortality.

Graham, Wendy J
Foster, Lauren B
Davidson, Lisa
Hauke, Elizabeth
Campbell, Oona MR

January 2008

The need to monitor progress in reducing maternal mortality has a long history, which can be traced ...

Mortality From Myocardial Infarction After the Death of a Sibling:

Mikael Rostila
Phd Jan Saarela
Phd Ichiro Kawachi

January 2016

(Article begins on next page) The Harvard community has made this article openly available. Please s...

Approaches to improve and adapt maternal mortality estimations in low- and middle-income countries: a scoping review

Tholandi, Maya
Zethof, Siem
Kim, Young-Mi
Tura, Abera Kenay
Ket, Johannes
Willcox, Merlin
van den Akker, Thomas
Ilozumba, Onaedo

Background: in the absence of robust vital registration systems, many low- and middle-income countri...

Tackling maternal mortality by improving technical efficiency in the production of primary health services: longitudinal evidence from the Mexican case

Edson Servan-mori (726505)

March 2019

Under request of PlosONE and in order to contribute to transparency and replicability of research, t...

High maternal mortality in a rural south-west Ethiopia: estimate by using the sisterhood method

Balla, Yaliso Yaya
Lindtjørn, Bernt

January 2012

Background: Estimation of maternal mortality is difficult in developing countries without complete v...

Improving the Metrics and Data Reporting for Maternal Mortality:A Challenge to Public Health Surveillance and Effective Prevention

Studnicki, James
Reardon, David
Harrison, Donna
Fisher, John
Skop, Ingrid

September 2019

AbstractBackgroundThe current measuring metric and reporting methods for assessing maternal mortalit...

Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited. PLoS One 2013; 8: e59834

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Improving the measurement of maternal mortality: the sisterhood method revisited. PLoS One 2013; 8: e59834

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