Researchers led by those from University of Southampton have found that rather than political pressure, the demand for better care by women has led to the expansion of basic services which in turn has improved midwifery services in low to middle-income countries. An examination of maternal and newborn health systems for the iLancet/i Series on Midwifery found that after initial investment in maternal and newborn health infrastructure, a virtuous cycle developed ...Friday 12 September 2014
Women Responsible for Improving Maternal and Newborn Health Care
Researchers led by those from University of Southampton have found that rather than political pressure, the demand for better care by women has led to the expansion of basic services which in turn has improved midwifery services in low to middle-income countries. An examination of maternal and newborn health systems for the iLancet/i Series on Midwifery found that after initial investment in maternal and newborn health infrastructure, a virtuous cycle developed ...
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