Rashmita S Mistry, Elizabeth S White, Kirby A Chow, Katherine M Griffin, Lindsey Nenadal
A Mixed Methods Approach to Equity and Justice Research: Insights from Research on Children's Reasoning About Economic Inequality
Advances in child development and behavior
introduction160 maternal morbidity public health problem developing countriespurpose research160 aim study determine prevalence maternal morbidity among women reproductive age province essaouira morocco describe factors associated authors conducted crosssectional structured interview survey 1300 married women aged 18 49 data entry statistical processing performed spsspc 18 programresults160 prevalence maternal morbidity 668 main morbidities sexually transmitted infections 488 anemia 466 multivariate analysis showed frequency postnatal visits literacy couple socioeconomic level statistically associated maternal morbidityconclusion160 use postnatal care fight illiteracy improvement socioeconomic level households factors would reduce maternal morbidity