Evidence from community level inputs to improve quality of care for maternal and newborn health: interventions and findings

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Zohra S Lassi
Jai K Das
Rehana A Salam
Zulfiqar A Bhutta
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[1] Aga Khan University,Division of Women & Child Health
[2] Hospital For Sick Children,Program for Global Pediatric Research
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Reproductive Health | / 11卷
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Quality of care; community based interventions; maternal health; newborn health; community mobilization; support groups; outreach; human resource; training; community health worker;
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Annually around 40 million mothers give birth at home without any trained health worker. Consequently, most of the maternal and neonatal mortalities occur at the community level due to lack of good quality care during labour and birth. Interventions delivered at the community level have not only been advocated to improve access and coverage of essential interventions but also to reduce the existing disparities and reaching the hard to reach. In this paper, we have reviewed the effectiveness of care delivered through community level inputs for improving maternal and newborn health outcomes. We considered all available systematic reviews published before May 2013 on the pre-defined community level interventions and report findings from 43 systematic reviews.
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