Quality care during labour and birth: a multi-country analysis of health system bottlenecks and potential solutions

Gaurav Sharma,Matthews Mathai,Kim E Dickson,Andrew Weeks,G J Hofmeyr,Tina Lavender,Louise T Day,J E Mathews,S Fawcus,Aline Simenkapeu,Luc De Bernis

BMC pregnancy and childbirth（2015）

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Abstract

Progress towards the 2030 targets for ending preventable maternal and newborn deaths is dependent on improving quality of care during birth and the immediate postnatal period. Strengthening national health systems to improve maternal and newborn health, as a cornerstone of universal health coverage, will only be possible by addressing specific health system bottlenecks during labour and birth, including those within health workforce, health financing and health service delivery.

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Health Workforce, Major Bottleneck, Significant Bottleneck, Important Solution, Assisted Vaginal Delivery

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