Alessandro Pepe, Federica Cavazzoni, Loredana Addimando, Alaa Jaradah, Hania Obaid, Guido Veronese
Wellbeing, symptoms of trauma, and personal resources in Palestinian professional helpers: a cross-sectional quantitative survey
Lancet (London, England)
determine prevalence primary postpartum haemorrhage pph risk factors maternal neonatal outcomes multicentre study across nigeria secondary data analysis using crosssectional design referrallevel hospitals 48 public six private facilities women admitted birth 1 september 2019 31 august 2020 data collected 1year period maternal perinatal database quality equity dignity programme nigeria analysed stratified mode delivery vaginal caesarean using mixedeffects logistic regression model prevalence pph maternal neonatal outcomes 68 754 women 2169 32 95 ci 307330 pph prevalence 27 95 ci 255285 40 95 ci 375425 vaginal caesarean deliveries respectively factors associated pph following vaginal delivery formal education aor 22 95 ci 1826 p 0001 multiple pregnancy aor 27 95 ci 2135 p 0001 antepartum haemorrhage aor 117 95 ci 94147 p 0001 factors associated pph caesarean delivery maternal age 35 years aor 17 95 ci 1520 p 0001 referral informal setting aor 24 95 ci 1440 p 0002 antepartum haemorrhage aor 37 95 ci 2847 p 0001 maternal mortality occurred 48 1042169 deliveries overall 85 1011182 intensive care unit admissions onequarter infants stillborn 5702307 representing 239 4291796 neonatal intensive care unit admissions pph prevalence 32 reduced improved access skilled birth attendants