Iulian Roman Filip, Valentin Morosanu, Doina Spinu, Claudiu Motoc, Zoltan Bajko, Emanuela Sarmasan, Corina Roman, Rodica Balasa
Cervical Artery Dissections-A Demographical Analysis of Risk Factors, Clinical Characteristics Treatment Procedures, and Outcomes-A Single Centre Study of 54 Consecutive Cases
Journal of personalized medicine
maternal mortality ratio mmr madagascar 392 deaths per 100 000 live births major public health concern one strategies reducing mmr achieving target 31 sustainable development goals ie reducing global mmr 70 per 100 000 live births utilisation skilled birth attendants sbas analysis examined prevalence social determinants sba utilisation among married cohabiting women madagascar data 2021 madagascar demographic health surveys analysed weighted sample 6997 married cohabiting women multilevel regression carried determine social determinants utilising sbas results presented odds ratios ors associated 95 confidence intervals cis pvalue 005 determine significant associations prevalence sbas among married cohabiting women madagascar 644 95 ci 062 068 model 3 multilevel regression women 3539 age adjusted aor 186 95 ci 130 260 women secondaryhigher education aor 167 95 ci 132 210 women whose partners secondaryhigher education aor 158 95 ci 125 199 cohabiting women aor 133 95 ci 107 165 women four antenatal care visits aor 205 95 ci 179 235 female household head aor 144 95 ci 106 195 muslims aor 158 95 ci 071 353 richest wealth index aor 432 95 ci 293 636 women lived communities high literacy levels aor 217 95 ci 157 300 higher odds utilisation sba current analysis revealed low sba utilisation among married cohabiting women madagascar analysis points fact understaffing inaccessibility health facilities remain major contributors low utilisation sbas findings call government stakeholders madagascar consider implementing programs empower women focus disadvantaged groups programs could include providing free maternal healthcare services pregnant women intensifying health education programs target women partners formal education