Understanding community perceptions of health and health inequality can serve as an evidence base for community-level initiatives, including maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) promotion. The findings of this study enable the development of audience-centered MNCH promotion activities that closely align with community priorities and experiences. The research described in this journal article demonstrates application of rapid qualitative assessment methods to explore the context for MNCH promotion activities. The findings of this research enable development of audience-centered health initiatives, such as MNCH promotion through the Safe Motherhood Project
In 2015 the maternal mortality ratio for Ethiopia was 353 per 100,000 live births. Large numbers of ...
A multi-strategy community intervention, known as National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), was implemen...
Background: Health systems aim to narrow inequality in access to health care across socioeconomic gr...
Abstract Background The Safe Motherhood Research Project studies the implementation and scale-up of ...
In earlier studies, we have shown that the utilization of maternal health services in rural Ethiopia...
Background: In 2005 a Safe Motherhood Community-Based Survey was carried out on behalf of the Family...
This article explores how government stakeholders understand gender issues in the promotion of mater...
Background: Over the past decade, Ethiopia has shown impressive gains in improving access to reprodu...
The study examined the application of a qualitative rapid assessment approach to explore community p...
The study findings point to global pressures in terms of maximizing health investments, and question...
Background: Over the past decade, Ethiopia has shown impressive gains in improving access to reprodu...
Background Community health workers and volunteers are vital for the achievement of Universal Healt...
Background: Much of the quantitative research on maternal mortality in developing countries focuses ...
The Purpose of the study to provide evidence-based suggestions for maternal and child health nursing...
Objective: To know and understand the perspectives of women on the quality of maternal health servic...
In 2015 the maternal mortality ratio for Ethiopia was 353 per 100,000 live births. Large numbers of ...
A multi-strategy community intervention, known as National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), was implemen...
Background: Health systems aim to narrow inequality in access to health care across socioeconomic gr...
Abstract Background The Safe Motherhood Research Project studies the implementation and scale-up of ...
In earlier studies, we have shown that the utilization of maternal health services in rural Ethiopia...
Background: In 2005 a Safe Motherhood Community-Based Survey was carried out on behalf of the Family...
This article explores how government stakeholders understand gender issues in the promotion of mater...
Background: Over the past decade, Ethiopia has shown impressive gains in improving access to reprodu...
The study examined the application of a qualitative rapid assessment approach to explore community p...
The study findings point to global pressures in terms of maximizing health investments, and question...
Background: Over the past decade, Ethiopia has shown impressive gains in improving access to reprodu...
Background Community health workers and volunteers are vital for the achievement of Universal Healt...
Background: Much of the quantitative research on maternal mortality in developing countries focuses ...
The Purpose of the study to provide evidence-based suggestions for maternal and child health nursing...
Objective: To know and understand the perspectives of women on the quality of maternal health servic...
In 2015 the maternal mortality ratio for Ethiopia was 353 per 100,000 live births. Large numbers of ...
A multi-strategy community intervention, known as National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), was implemen...
Background: Health systems aim to narrow inequality in access to health care across socioeconomic gr...