a study of the impact of health care on maternal and child health in rural area
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1987
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Abstract
In the present study, a door follow up study of mothers and infants was done one year after the mothers had been registered in the Ante-Natal Clinic of the Rural Health Training Center. Home delivery by locally available dai was present in a almost all cases. The choice of dai depended on the family tradition rather than training of the dai. Where mothers had not attended Ante-Natal Clinic, the reason given by a majority (55.8%) was ignorance of services available. The health status and immunization status was significantly better in infants where mothers had regularly attended Ante-Natal clinics.
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| Authors | ;Khan Zulfia;Khan Mushtaq A |
| Journal | eurasian chemico-technological journal |
| Year | 1987 |
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