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Health System Capacity for Post-Abortion Care in Java, Indonesia: A Signal Functions Analysis

2020-08-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background: The quality of obstetric care has been identified as a contributing factor in Indonesia’s persistently high level of maternal mortality, and the country’s restrictive abortion laws merit special attention to the quality of post-abortion care (PAC). Due to unique health policies and guidelines, in Indonesia, uterine evacuation for PAC is typically administered only by Ob/Gyns...

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409e7378-134c-5a37-aa5f-d9206834eb7e
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10.21203/rs.2.22138/v2
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