Notwithstanding the significant progress in reducing maternal mortality in recent years, social inequalities in the utilization of maternal care continue to be a challenge in Bangladesh. In this study, we aim to provide a comprehensive analysis of trends in social inequalities in utilization of antenatal care (ANC), facility based delivery (FBD), and skilled birth attendance (SBA) in Bangladesh between 1995 and 2010.[...] Although socially disadvantaged mothers increased their utilization of care relative to mothers of higher socioeconomic status, the absolute gap in utilization of care between socioeconomic groups has increased over time. Our findings indicate that wealthier and more educated women, as well as those living in urban areas, ...
Cross sectional d a t a collected from r u r a l and u rban a reas of Bangladesh to assess the patte...
In Bangladesh, like many other developing countries among the major underlying factors leading to po...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Socioeconomic inequality in the utilisation of maternal healthcare services is w...
Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to address health-inequities. Us...
Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to address health-inequities. Us...
The article examines the inequalities in utilization of maternal health care in rural areas of Bangl...
Objectives This study investigated the inequalities in access to maternal healthcare services in Ban...
BackgroundSocioeconomic inequality in maternity care is well-evident in many developing countries in...
This article was published in PLoS ONE [© 2015 Public Library of Science] and the definite version i...
Background Although Bangladesh has made significant improvements in maternal, neonatal, and child he...
Maternal mortality in Bangladesh was 320 per 100,000 live births between the years of 1998 and 2000....
Despite a central element of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the progress in making pregnan...
Bangladesh has one of the highest maternal mortality rates (MMR) in the world. The estimated lifetim...
Background and Methods Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to addres...
BACKGROUND: Bangladesh is committed to the fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG-5) target of reduc...
Cross sectional d a t a collected from r u r a l and u rban a reas of Bangladesh to assess the patte...
In Bangladesh, like many other developing countries among the major underlying factors leading to po...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Socioeconomic inequality in the utilisation of maternal healthcare services is w...
Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to address health-inequities. Us...
Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to address health-inequities. Us...
The article examines the inequalities in utilization of maternal health care in rural areas of Bangl...
Objectives This study investigated the inequalities in access to maternal healthcare services in Ban...
BackgroundSocioeconomic inequality in maternity care is well-evident in many developing countries in...
This article was published in PLoS ONE [© 2015 Public Library of Science] and the definite version i...
Background Although Bangladesh has made significant improvements in maternal, neonatal, and child he...
Maternal mortality in Bangladesh was 320 per 100,000 live births between the years of 1998 and 2000....
Despite a central element of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the progress in making pregnan...
Bangladesh has one of the highest maternal mortality rates (MMR) in the world. The estimated lifetim...
Background and Methods Monitoring use-inequity is important to measure progress in efforts to addres...
BACKGROUND: Bangladesh is committed to the fifth Millennium Development Goal (MDG-5) target of reduc...
Cross sectional d a t a collected from r u r a l and u rban a reas of Bangladesh to assess the patte...
In Bangladesh, like many other developing countries among the major underlying factors leading to po...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Socioeconomic inequality in the utilisation of maternal healthcare services is w...