Cross sectional survey on factors contributing to home deliveries in Rungwe district, Tanzania

Cross sectional survey on factors contributing to home deliveries in Rungwe district, Tanzania

Magister Public Health - MPH === This is a cross sectional survey study that explored determinant factors contributing to home child delivery and influence of traditional birth attendances on place of delivery in Rungwe District, Tanzania.The study focussed on three main aspects namely factors (soci...

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Main Author:	Uredi, Ally Sadiki
Other Authors:	Jackson, Debra
Language:	en
Published:	2014
Subjects:	Tanzania Multiparous Home delivery Health facility delivery Health services Access to health services Socio-economic factors Cultural factors Knowledge factors Traditional birth attendants (TBAs)
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/11394/3172

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