Strategies to increase demand for maternal health services in resource-limited settings: challenges to be addressed.
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Strategies to increase demand for maternal health services in resource-limited settings: challenges to be addressed. 2015, 15:870 BMC Public HealthPublisher
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10.1186/s12889-015-2222-3PubMed ID
26350731Abstract
Universal health access will not be achieved unless women are cared for in their own communities and are empowered to take decisions about their own health in a supportive environment. This will only be achieved by community-based demand side interventions for maternal health access. In this review article, we highlight three common strategies to increase demand-side barriers to maternal healthcare access and identify the main challenges that still need to be addressed for these strategies to be effective.Item Type
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1471-2458ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1186/s12889-015-2222-3
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