David Wol Nang, Happy Tukirinawe, Maxwell Okello, Bekson Tayebwa, Pius Theophilus, Franck Katembo Sikakulya, Yarine Fajardo, Adam Moyosore Afodun, Rogers Kajabwangu
Prevalence of high-risk human papillomavirus infection and associated factors among women of reproductive age attending a rural teaching hospital in western Uganda
BMC women's health
obstetric anaesthesiologists play pivotal role peripartum physicians steering team obstetric healthcare providers towards continuum medical education enhanced training safer patient care however resourcelimited countries deficiency human resources hence services available poses challenges attempting reduce maternal mortality rates measures fill gap include creating cadre uniformly welltrained certified nonphysician anaesthesia providers npaps supervised physician obstetric anaesthesiologist wellequipped rural urban health care facilities association obstetric anaesthesiologists india needs upscale outreach programs regular knowledge updates practical skill training npaps medical graduates postgraduate doctors regions combination strong local administrative legislation provision essential supplies global collaborative effort using checklists protocols may help stem gaps provision safe maternal care