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| Name | Antenatal Care in Developing Countries Promises, achievements and missed opportunities An analysis o |
| Description | Most antenatal care programmes in developing countries were established along the lines of those used in developed countries, with little adjustment for local conditions. In recent years, the underlying premise of much that is carried out under the heading of antenatal care has been called into question. It has emerged that few of the components of standard antenatal care regimens have been subjected to rigorous scientific evaluation to determine their effectiveness. This document explores promises, achievements and missed opportunities in antenatal care in developing countries from 1990-2001. |
| Tag | English, report, WHO, UNICEF, antenatal care (ANC), measurement, access, malaria, HIV/AIDS, nutrition, tuberculosis (TB), trends, urban/rural, parity, wealth, region, skilled birth attendant (SBA), skilled attendant, age, country patterns, developing countries, sociodemographic, obstetric care, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Northern Ireland, maternity care, labour, labor, maternal mortality, puerperal sepsis, haemorrhage, hemorrhage, obstructed labour, prolonged, eclampsia, blood pressure, pregnancy complications, referral, obstetric emergencies, safe motherhood, skilled care, birth spacing, demographic and health surveys (DHS), USAID, PAPCHILD surveys, household surveys, monitoring and evaluation, South Asia, Middle East, North Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, doctor, midwife, nurse, use, differentials, patterns, variables, education level, community health worker (CHW), blood testing, urine testing, anaemia, anemia, sexually transmitted infection (STI), sexually transmitted disease (STD) |
| Filename | 9241590947.pdf |
| Filesize | 1,28 MB |
| Filetype | pdf (Mime Type: application/pdf) |
| Creator | christopherlindahl |
| Created On: | 12/14/2009 16:25 |
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| Last updated on | 07/13/2011 14:02 |
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