Naim Abdulmohdi, Andrew Mcvicar
Investigating the clinical decision-making of nursing students using high-fidelity simulation, observation and think aloud: A mixed methods research study
Journal of advanced nursing
study utilizes recent nationally representative data contextualize standard maternal continuum care smcoc pakistan revised smcoc framework encompasses least eight antenatal care visits skilled birth attendants delivery postnatal care within 48 h childbirth study used sample 3887 evermarried women aged 1549 latest pakistan demographic health survey pdhs conducted 201718 several statistical methods employed descriptive statistics bivariate multilevel logistic regression models fairlie decomposition analysis 12 women accessed full smcoc services pakistan education wealth quintile emerged pivotal factors influencing utilization smcoc likelihood full smcc utilization likely among higher educated women 337 95 ci 216525 belonging wealthiest household wealth quintile 495 95 ci 233551 media exposure autonomy healthcare accessibility residence region also identified significant predictors smcoc utilization among women conclusion women utilize full smcoc services pakistan pattern substantially varied background characteristics education wealth quintile mass media exposure autonomy significant factors along geographical aspects healthcare accessibility region study underscores need multifaceted approach ensure equitable access full smcoc services women pakistan addressing individual socioeconomic geographical factors