Nlf Hatton, R Samuel, M Riaz, C Johnson, S L Cheeseman, M Snee
A study of non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients with brain metastasis: A single centre experience
Cancer treatment and research communications
one pivotal determinants maternal neonatal health outcomes hinges choice place delivery however decision give birth within confines health facility shaped complex interplay sociodemographic economic cultural healthcare systemrelated factors study examined predictors health facility delivery among women madagascar used data 2021 madagascar demographic health survey total 9315 women health facility delivery delivered elsewhere recent live birth preceding survey considered analysis descriptive analysis multilevel regression carried determine prevalence factors associated health facility delivery results presented frequencies percentages crude odds ratios adjusted odds ratios aors corresponding 95 confidence intervals cis pvalue 005 used declare statistical significance prevalence health facility delivery 412 95 ci 389435 multilevel analysis women aged 4549 aor 214 95 ci 134343 secondaryhigher education aor 162 95 ci 130201 widowed aor 225 95 ci 143358 exposed mass media aor 118 95 ci 100139 higher odds delivering health facilities compared aged 1549 formal education women never union exposed mass media respectively women least antenatal care visit aor 695 95 ci 495977 richest wealth index aor 274 95 ci 199377 women considered distance health facility big problem aor 128 95 ci 109150 likely deliver health facilities compared antenatal care visit women lived communities high literacy levels aor 154 95 ci 115208 women lived communities high socioeconomic status aor 172 95 ci 128231 increased odds health facility delivery compared low literacy levels communities low socioeconomic status respectively prevalence health facility delivery among women madagascar low study findings study call stakeholders government strengthen healthcare system madagascar using framework universal health coverage also need implement programmes interventions geared towards increasing health facility delivery among adolescent girls young women women formal education exposed media also consideration made provide free maternal health care health insurance scheme accessed women poorest wealth index health facilities provided places women challenges distance health facilities education importance antenatal care visits also encouraged especially among women low literacy levels communities low socioeconomic status