Maternal and newborn care practices in Sierra Leone: A mixed methods study of four underserved districts

Keyphrases

• Maternal Care 100%
• Sierra Leone 100%
• Traditional Birth Attendants 100%
• Underserved 100%
• Newborn Care 100%
• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Social Norms 66%
• Postnatal Check 66%
• Neonatal Mortality 33%
• Depth Interviews 33%
• Disease Outbreaks 33%
• Cluster Survey 33%
• Focus Group Discussion 33%
• Live Birth 33%
• Women Age 33%
• Personal Experience 33%
• Service Interruption 33%
• Delivery Rate 33%
• Antenatal Care 33%
• Pregnant Women 33%
• Stata 33%
• Childbirth 33%
• Healthcare Workers 33%
• Mothers of Young children 33%
• Maternal Health 33%
• Ebola Virus Disease 33%
• Neonatal Health 33%
• Lifetime Risk 33%
• Care-seeking 33%
• Community Health Volunteers 33%
• Household Cluster 33%
• Maternal Death 33%
• Traditional Beliefs 33%
• Home Birth 33%
• Distance Norms 33%
• Facility Delivery 33%
• Newborn Survival 33%
• Personal Understanding 33%
• Newborn Period 33%
• Skilled Delivery 33%
• Cord Care 33%
• Ever Given 33%
• Dedoose 33%
• Maternal Survival 33%
• Neonatal Care Practices 33%
• Older Caregiver 33%
• Provider Beliefs 33%
• Delays in Care 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Maternal Care 100%
• Traditional Birth Attendant 100%
• Newborn Care 100%
• Mixed Methods 100%
• Neonatal Infant 66%
• Newborn Mortality 66%
• Virus Infection 33%
• Lifespan 33%
• Volunteer 33%
• Personal Experience 33%
• Prenatal Care 33%
• Ebolavirus 33%
• Neonatal Health 33%
• Community Health 33%
• Newborn Period 33%
• Maternal Death 33%
• Home Birth 33%
• Maternal Health 33%
• Pregnant Woman 33%
• Health Care Personnel 33%

Social Sciences

• Organization and Methods 100%
• Sierra Leone 100%
• Social Norm 66%
• Diseases 33%
• Group Discussion 33%
• Focus Group 33%
• In-Depth Interview 33%
• Caregiver 33%
• Thematic Analysis 33%