maternal health service การใช้

• The quality of Hinatuan's maternal health services has dramatically changed.
• UNFPA stresses the importance of both communication and transportation to improve service delivery of maternal health services.
• Prevention efforts include access to maternal health services and mobilizing communities and legislators to increase awareness of maternal health problems.
• In 2013, Mali Health also helped to construct a maternity ward to expand and facilitate maternal health services at the clinic.
• Maternal health services are being provided at all three levels of health sector structure : Primary, secondary and tertiary level in Ethiopia.
• The availability of key health providers particularly midwives and obstetric gynaecologists is very important in provision of maternal health service and in management of complications.
• Simultaneously, there was an improvement in maternal health services and extensive training of, and improved community access to, Public Health Nurse-Midwives.
• If the healthcare delivery system is privatised as widely expected, how will this affect delivery of child and maternal health services especially in poorer or rural areas?
• Well-distributed child and maternal health services here may have been taken for granted, but Malaysians may one day have to test effectiveness against an unfamiliar picture of Titanic dimensions, suspense inclusive.
• The use of maternal health services has improved since 1996, with increases in the coverage and number of ANC visits ( 60 % for at least four skilled birth attendant ( 56 % ).
• It has been estimated that the incidence of unsafe abortion could be reduced by as much as 73 % without any change in abortion laws if modern family planning and maternal health services were readily available globally.
• The hope is that as more women learn they are infected and talk to others in the community, the HIV problem will become more visible and lead to political action to raise the quality of maternal health services.
• The Basic Health Services Project piloted strategies to ensure equitable access to China's rural health system; health outcomes for women improved significantly, with substantial declines in maternal mortality due to increased coverage of maternal health services.
• Gender factors, such as women s status and empowerment ( i . e ., in education, employment, intimate partner relationships, and reproductive health ), are linked with women s capacity to access and use maternal health services, a critical component of maternal health.
• Based on their investigation of these varying country case studies, the researchers conclude that improving maternal health depends on three key factors : 1 . reviewing all maternal health-related policies frequently to ensure that they are internally coherent; 2 . enforcing standards on providers of maternal health services; 3 . any local solutions to problems discovered should be promoted, not discouraged.
• Maternal health in rural Uganda lags behind national policy targets and the Millennium Development Goals, with geographical inaccessibility, lack of transport and financial burdens identified as key demand-side constraints to accessing maternal health services; as such, interventions like intermediate transport mechanisms have been adopted as a means to improve women's access to maternal health care services in rural regions of the country.