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Engaging fathers and families in maternal and newborn healthcare saves lives. It takes a village to raise a child. Follow all the latest research here.

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When men attend antenatal clinics with their pregnant partners, women’s use of health services is greater (Afghanistan)

In Organising family inclusionTags attending facilities, Afghanistan23rd February 2021

An analysis of 2015 survey data in Afghanistan, covering 2,660 couples, found four correlations. Women whose partners attend the antenatal clinic (though not necessarily the actual check-ups) are: 42% more …

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The challenges of informing immigrant families during and after pregnancy (Australia/Afghanistan)

In Informing familiesTags on-line information, informing families, Australia, information, Afghanistan24th April 2020

Providing health information to immigrant families during pregnancy and childbirth poses particular challenges. A study from Melbourne, Australia, involving 16 mothers, 14 fathers and 34 health professionals, has identified a …

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