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Projects to promote rights to high quality maternal care typically overlook families (international)

In Respectful maternal healthcareTags informing families, birth partners, respectful care, attending facilities, India, Kazakhstan26th October 2017

A systematic review of programmes to promote the rights of women to high quality maternal health services has revealed only a small minority of projects that regard the family as …

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