There have been significant gains in improving maternal mortality over the last two decades. Researchers have suggested a variety of interventions and mechanisms to explain these improvements. While it is likely that much of what has been done in research and programs has contributed to this decline, the evidence regarding what works in the settings in which women deliver continues to face many challenges. We review the evidence for these improvements and suggest that there remain areas to focus on, particularly the births which currently take place in an unsupervised or substandard environments. We highlight the main areas where more evidence is needed, and end with a call to determine which of our interventions seem to have the most benef...
BACKGROUND: In transitioning from the Millennium Development Goal to the Sustainable Development Goa...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
Despite progress in recent years, an estimated 273,500 women died as a result of maternal causes in ...
There have been significant gains in improving maternal mortality over the last two decades. Researc...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
The purpose of this article is to review current strategies for the reduction of maternal mortality ...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
In order to achieve the World Health Organization’s Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal...
what works Oona M R Campbell, Wendy J Graham, on behalf of The Lancet Maternal Survival Series steer...
While the global maternal mortality ratio has decreased, the U.S. maternal mortality ratio has incre...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
More than two decades after the launch of the Safe Motherhood Initiative, maternal health in many de...
This research project explores the available literature on maternal mortality in the United States, ...
Effective interventions to promote maternal health and address obstetric complications exist, howeve...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
BACKGROUND: In transitioning from the Millennium Development Goal to the Sustainable Development Goa...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
Despite progress in recent years, an estimated 273,500 women died as a result of maternal causes in ...
There have been significant gains in improving maternal mortality over the last two decades. Researc...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
The purpose of this article is to review current strategies for the reduction of maternal mortality ...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
In order to achieve the World Health Organization’s Millennium Development Goal of reducing maternal...
what works Oona M R Campbell, Wendy J Graham, on behalf of The Lancet Maternal Survival Series steer...
While the global maternal mortality ratio has decreased, the U.S. maternal mortality ratio has incre...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
More than two decades after the launch of the Safe Motherhood Initiative, maternal health in many de...
This research project explores the available literature on maternal mortality in the United States, ...
Effective interventions to promote maternal health and address obstetric complications exist, howeve...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
BACKGROUND: In transitioning from the Millennium Development Goal to the Sustainable Development Goa...
Technical interventions for maternal healthcare are implemented through a dynamic social process. Pe...
Despite progress in recent years, an estimated 273,500 women died as a result of maternal causes in ...