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Improving quality for maternal care - a case study from Kerala, India

2016-02-12

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<h4>Background: </h4> The implementation of maternal health guidelines remains unsatisfactory, even for simple, well established interventions. In settings where most births occur in health facilities, as is the case in Kerala, India, preventing maternal mortality is linked to quality of care improvements. <ns4:p/> Context: Evidence-informed quality standards (QS), including quality statements and measurable stru...

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2a60169b-2012-5884-b436-fcaee13725ec
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10.12688/f1000research.7893.1
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