Abstract:Background Adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes disproportionately afflict low and middle-income countries, which experience high-unmet need for safe and skilled attendance at birth. This study sought to investigate how choices for place of birth were made in Kenya during the era of a national maternal subsidy. Methods The study employed data from the Kenya Demographic Health Survey 2014 and involved data from women who experienced a birth around the time when the maternity subsidy was in place. After testin… Show more
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