Regional and System Barriers

Uses

How it works

Risks & contraindications

Comparisons

Highlighted claims

• Amhara, Oromia, and SNNP had lower CCI scores than Addis Ababa at various quantiles. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• The study identified substantial gaps in ANC4, skilled birth attendance, immediate postnatal care, and childhood immunisation. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• Policy priorities include infrastructure, health workforce, supplies, women's literacy, ANC, maternity waiting homes, partner involvement, and targeted support for disadvantaged groups. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• Incomplete care is linked to socioeconomic, geographic, cultural, infrastructure, logistics, and workforce barriers. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• Internal conflict disrupted Ethiopian health systems and caused women and children to drop out of the continuum. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• COVID-19 reduced use of maternal and child health services and contributed to low coverage. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index
• Regional gaps may reflect economic, infrastructure, staffing, service-quality, budgetary, socioeconomic, and cultural differences. — Measuring the continuum of maternal, newborn, child,and reproductive health services among postpartum women in Ethiopia: a quantile regression analysis of the composite coverage index