Vesna Borovnik Lesjak, Andrej Šorgo, Matej Strnad
Development, validation and assessment of the test on knowledge about basic life support and use of automated external defibrillator among schoolchildren
Scandinavian journal of trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine
pursuant studies receiving three key maternal health services antenatal care skilled delivery service postnatal care continuum could prevent 71 global maternal deaths despite western african region known high maternal death poor access maternal health services dearth studies delve spectrum maternal health services uptake hence study aimed assess level predictors partial adequate utilization health services single analytical model using recent demographic health survey dhs data 20132021 study based appended womens ir file twelve west african countries stata software version 16 used analyze weighted sample 89504 women aged 1549 years composite index maternal health service utilization created combining three key health services categorizing partial adequate use multilevel multivariable multinomial logistic regression analysis carried examine effects predictor level service utilization degree association reported using adjusted relative risk ratio arrr corresponding 95 confidence interval statistical significance declared p 005 664 95 ci 649 677 238 95 ci 233 242 women used maternal health services partially adequately respectively togo highest proportion women getting adequate health care region 567 nigeria lowest proportion 11 maternal education residence wealth index parity media exposure radio television enrolment health insurance schemes attitude towards wife beating autonomy decisionmaking identified significant predictors partial adequate maternal health service uptake uptake adequate maternal health services region found low stakeholders plan implement interventions increase womens autonomy program planners healthcare providers give due emphasis women formal education lowincome families government private sectors need collaborate improve media access increase public enrolment health insurance schemes