Background: Knowledge of factors affecting the choice of place for delivery may help in developing a user friendly maternity program. Hence, this study aimed at finding out factors influencing women’s choice about the type of health institutions for delivery. Materials and methods: A cross sectional study was conducted in selected communities of Chandigarh city in India during 2010-11. A consecutive sample of 300 women (150 in public and 150 in private institutions) who had delivered a baby in previous three months were interviewed using a pre-tested interview schedule. Chi square test was used to find association of socio-demographic, maternal, and institutional factors with the type of institution selected for delivery. Results: Women fro...
Background: In order to reduce maternal mortality, the Indian government has increased its commitmen...
The maternal mortality ratio and other maternal health indicators are worse for developing countries...
BackgroundHigh maternal mortality is still a significant public health challenge in many countries o...
Background: Knowledge of factors affecting the choice of place for delivery may help in develop...
For assuring safe maternal and newborn health, institutional delivery was given paramount importance...
Background: Understanding preferences and practices for delivery place among women would assist in b...
Improving maternal health is one of the goals to be achieved under the Millennium Development Goal (...
The broad objective of this study was to identify factors influencing the parents' choice of place ...
Background: Maternal mortality rate is high in our country. One of the factors that play a crucial r...
BACKGROUND: Expanding institutional deliveries is a policy priority to achieve MDG5. India adopted a...
Background: The north-eastern part of India, dominated by a population belonging to various tribal c...
AbstractImproving maternal health is one of the goals to be achieved under the Millennium Developmen...
Objective: To determine the women’s preference for place of delivery among pregnant women of Bahawal...
Increasing the proportion of births attended by skilled health providers is likely the key factor in...
Background High maternal mortality is still a significant public health challenge in many countries...
Background: In order to reduce maternal mortality, the Indian government has increased its commitmen...
The maternal mortality ratio and other maternal health indicators are worse for developing countries...
BackgroundHigh maternal mortality is still a significant public health challenge in many countries o...
Background: Knowledge of factors affecting the choice of place for delivery may help in develop...
For assuring safe maternal and newborn health, institutional delivery was given paramount importance...
Background: Understanding preferences and practices for delivery place among women would assist in b...
Improving maternal health is one of the goals to be achieved under the Millennium Development Goal (...
The broad objective of this study was to identify factors influencing the parents' choice of place ...
Background: Maternal mortality rate is high in our country. One of the factors that play a crucial r...
BACKGROUND: Expanding institutional deliveries is a policy priority to achieve MDG5. India adopted a...
Background: The north-eastern part of India, dominated by a population belonging to various tribal c...
AbstractImproving maternal health is one of the goals to be achieved under the Millennium Developmen...
Objective: To determine the women’s preference for place of delivery among pregnant women of Bahawal...
Increasing the proportion of births attended by skilled health providers is likely the key factor in...
Background High maternal mortality is still a significant public health challenge in many countries...
Background: In order to reduce maternal mortality, the Indian government has increased its commitmen...
The maternal mortality ratio and other maternal health indicators are worse for developing countries...
BackgroundHigh maternal mortality is still a significant public health challenge in many countries o...