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Excluded by health services : maternal health care utilisation by women construction labourer in Bhubneswar City, Odisha

Das, Bhaswati; Tarai, Deepshikha - In: Labour & development 22 (2015) 2, pp. 48-72

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Evaluation of a Domestic Violence Intervention in the Maternity and Sexual Health Services of a UK Hospital

Bacchus, Loraine J. - 2011

This paper reports on an evaluation of a domestic violence intervention in the maternity and sexual health services of a UK hospital. The intervention encompassed guidelines, staff training, inclusion of routine enquiry for domestic violence with all patients, and referral of women disclosing...

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Gender and Sustainable Development in the Devolution of the Philippine Maternal Health System

Ruiz, Karla - 2015

This paper aims to analyze how the Philippines utilized Inclusive Growth under the Gender and Sustainable Development paradigm in terms of resource allocation for maternal health services in two distinct cities found in two different regions. This was done to create a more or less uniformed...

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Women's personal networks and recourse to prenatal care in Bamako

Cisse, Siaka; Rossier, Clémentine; Sauvain-Dugerdil, … - In: Journal of demographic economics : JODE 88 (2022) 2, pp. 195-216

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Impact of specialization in gynecology and obstetrics departments on pregnant women’s choice of maternity institutions

Adachi, Yoshimi; Iso, Hiroyasu; Shen, Junyi; Ban, Kanami; … - In: Health economics review 3 (2013) 31, pp. 1-11

In April 2008, specialization in gynecology and obstetrics departments was introduced in the Sennan area of Osaka prefecture in Japan that aimed at solving the problems of regional provisions of obstetrics services (e.g., shortage of obstetricians, overworking of obstetricians, and provision of...

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Women's empowerment, modern energy, and demand for maternal health services in Benin

Alinsato, Alastaire Sèna; Alakonon, Calixe Bidossessi; … - In: International journal of health economics and management 24 (2024) 2, pp. 279-299

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Maternal Healthcare Access Patterns in Uganda : An Examination of the Effects of Out of Pocket Expenses Among Pregnant Women 2006-2011

Makombe, Richard - 2016

Introduction Although it is the desire of the government of Uganda to have all pregnant women access vital maternal health care services in health facilities, many women across the country are prevented from accessing them due to high out of pocket payments OOPs incurred across the counter at a...

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Sister India : one solution of the problems of "Mother India

Craske, M. Edith - 1930

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Do family planning programmes help women's employment? : The case of Indian mothers

Giannelli, Gianna Claudia (contributor); … - 2007

labour market. A unique, rich and representative data survey for all Indian states and rural India (NFHS-2, 1998-1999) allows … married women aged 15 to 49. Our results for urban and rural India show that the FP effect is significant in rural India, that … India, we compare this effect with that one of Governmental Policies (GP) supporting household income and promoting …

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Fatal fluctuations? : cyclicality in infant mortality in India

Bhalotra, Sonia R. (contributor) - 2007

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