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maternal mortality ratio sensitive indicator comparing overall maternal health countries high figure indicates failure maternal healthcare efforts cambodia laos myanmar vietnamclmv countries lowincome countries southeast asia region maternal mortality ratios disproportionately high systematic review aimed summarize possible factors influencing maternal mortality clmv countries systematic review applied preferred reporting items systematic reviews metaanalyses prisma checklist 2020 three key phrases maternal mortality health outcome maternal healthcare interventions clmv countries used literature search 75 fulltext papers systematically selected three databases pubmed google scholar hinari two stages data analysis descriptive analysis general information included papers qualitative analysis key findings poor family income illiteracy low education levels living poor households agricultural unskilled manual job types mothers contributed insufficient antenatal care maternal factors like nonmarital status sexassociated work highly associated induced abortions rural women ethnic minorities poor maternal knowledge attitudes certain social cultural beliefs husbands influences directly contributed limitations maternal healthcare services maternal factors made contributions poor maternal healthcare outcomes included lower quintiles wealth index maternal smoking drinking behaviours early elderly age marriage 35 years pregnancies unfavourable birth history genderbased violence experiences multigravida higher parity higher unmet needs lower demands maternal healthcare services occurred among women living far healthcare facilities regarding maternal healthcare workforce quality number healthcare providers development healthcare infrastructures human resource management policy appeared arguable concerning maternal healthcare service use provisions mobile outreach maternal healthcare services inconvenient limited low utilization rates due several supplyside constraints results advance knowledge maternal healthcare mortality provide valuable summary policymakers developing policies strategies promoting highquality maternal healthcare