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Studies in Family Planning, 2001
Ecological associations have provided the basis for numerous programs to reduce maternal mortality. The authors argue that indices ecologically associated with maternal mortality ratios are highly intercorrelated and do not necessarily indicate that improving one aspect of the health system such as the skills of delivery attendants will in fact reduce
N L, Sloan, B, Winikoff, F F, Fikree
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OS022. Global use of ultrasound for maternal mortality reduction incountries with high maternal mortality ratios

Pregnancy Hypertension: An International Journal of Women's Cardiovascular Health, 2012
Over a decade ago, the World Health Organization identified ultrasound as a low cost, portable technology and advocated for widespread teaching and application. Outcome data related to the use of ultrasound, however, is limited in low income countries.We evaluated the global use of obstetric ultrasound for management of hypertensive disorders in ...
M, Small, K, Demasio
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maternal mortality
3. good health
pregnancy

humans
female
1. no poverty

public aspects of medicine
adult
cause of death