Too far to walk: Maternal mortality in context

Barriers to cervical cancer prevention in rural Cameroon: a qualitative study on healthcare providers’ perspective

“…28 The last barrier influencing women's decision to seek care was the perceived quality of care (theme 4). In contrast to previous studies, [7][8][9][10][11][12] participants in our FGs mentioned an interesting aspect towards the programme free of charge. While HCPs valued the screening option offered free of charge (intended to decrease barriers), FG participants explained that several patients questioned the quality of the care and the intentions of the cervical cancer screening programme due to the fact that it is offered free.…”

Barriers to cervical cancer prevention in rural Cameroon: a qualitative study on healthcare providers’ perspective

“…28 The last barrier influencing women's decision to seek care was the perceived quality of care (theme 4). In contrast to previous studies, [7][8][9][10][11][12] participants in our FGs mentioned an interesting aspect towards the programme free of charge. While HCPs valued the screening option offered free of charge (intended to decrease barriers), FG participants explained that several patients questioned the quality of the care and the intentions of the cervical cancer screening programme due to the fact that it is offered free.…”

Empowerment, intimate partner violence and skilled birth attendance among women in rural Uganda

“…Women’s empowerment with respect to participation in decision making on key household issues, including their own health care, did not predict SBA. This finding is contrary to studies elsewhere which established that women’s autonomy [ 22 ] and decision making in particular in Busia—Uganda [ 27 ], was a significant determinant of SBA.…”

Correlates of preferences for home or hospital confinement in Pakistan: evidence from a national survey

“…Probability of delivering baby at home decreases as husbands’ education improves to middle level (p ≤ 0.05; OR 0.786; 95%; CI 0.671-0.921). These results are in concurrence with Thaddeus and Maine [4], Shah et al [7] and Tabatabaie et al [8]. …”

Barriers to cervical cancer prevention in rural Cameroon: a qualitative study on healthcare providers’ perspective

“…28 The last barrier influencing women's decision to seek care was the perceived quality of care (theme 4). In contrast to previous studies, [7][8][9][10][11][12] participants in our FGs mentioned an interesting aspect towards the programme free of charge. While HCPs valued the screening option offered free of charge (intended to decrease barriers), FG participants explained that several patients questioned the quality of the care and the intentions of the cervical cancer screening programme due to the fact that it is offered free.…”

Empowerment, intimate partner violence and skilled birth attendance among women in rural Uganda

“…Women’s empowerment with respect to participation in decision making on key household issues, including their own health care, did not predict SBA. This finding is contrary to studies elsewhere which established that women’s autonomy [ 22 ] and decision making in particular in Busia—Uganda [ 27 ], was a significant determinant of SBA.…”

Correlates of preferences for home or hospital confinement in Pakistan: evidence from a national survey

“…Probability of delivering baby at home decreases as husbands’ education improves to middle level (p ≤ 0.05; OR 0.786; 95%; CI 0.671-0.921). These results are in concurrence with Thaddeus and Maine [4], Shah et al [7] and Tabatabaie et al [8]. …”

Barriers to cervical cancer prevention in rural Cameroon: a qualitative study on healthcare providers’ perspective

“…28 The last barrier influencing women's decision to seek care was the perceived quality of care (theme 4). In contrast to previous studies, [7][8][9][10][11][12] participants in our FGs mentioned an interesting aspect towards the programme free of charge. While HCPs valued the screening option offered free of charge (intended to decrease barriers), FG participants explained that several patients questioned the quality of the care and the intentions of the cervical cancer screening programme due to the fact that it is offered free.…”

Empowerment, intimate partner violence and skilled birth attendance among women in rural Uganda

“…Women’s empowerment with respect to participation in decision making on key household issues, including their own health care, did not predict SBA. This finding is contrary to studies elsewhere which established that women’s autonomy [ 22 ] and decision making in particular in Busia—Uganda [ 27 ], was a significant determinant of SBA.…”

Correlates of preferences for home or hospital confinement in Pakistan: evidence from a national survey

“…Probability of delivering baby at home decreases as husbands’ education improves to middle level (p ≤ 0.05; OR 0.786; 95%; CI 0.671-0.921). These results are in concurrence with Thaddeus and Maine [4], Shah et al [7] and Tabatabaie et al [8]. …”