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Maternal death and obstetric care audits in Nigeria: A systematic review of barriers and enabling factors in the provision of emergency care.

Author: A Ande
A Dumont
A Omole-Ohonsi
AA Kullima
AC Eke
AD Ekanem
AF Faponle
AH Mirkuzie
AM Abasiattai
Atsumi Hirose
B Onankpa
BC Ozumba
BC Ozumba
BN Olagbuji
BO Olusanya
C Ameh
C Pope
CA Kalu
CM Pirkle
COU Esike
E Ojiyi
E Osaro
EC Ezugwu
EC Ezugwu
ED Adinma
EE Nwogu-Ikojo
EI Ekanem
EI Nwobodo
ET Agida
Federal Republic of Nigeria
FF Achem
Friday Okonofua
GB Gomez
HE Onah
HS Merali
IA Adeoye
IA Ibrahim
J Haver
J Hussein
J Mayne
J Ritchie
JA Osaikhuwuomwan
JT Mutihir
Julia Hussein
KA Rabiu
KA Raibu
KI Hunyinbo
KO Ajenifuja
L D’Ambruoso
L Owens
LO Omo-Aghoja
Lovney Kanguru
M Power
MA Kana
Mari Imamura
National Population Commission (NPC) [Nigeria] and ICF Internationa
O Lawani
Oluwatoyin Owolabi
ON Makinde
OO Badejoko
OT Oladapo
OT Oladapo
P Lumbiganon
R Pattinson
S Abimbola
S Hounton
SU Mbamara
TK Nyengidiki
UM Agwu
UV Okafor
UV Okafor
World Health Organization
World Health Organization
World Health Organization
World Health Organization
Publication venue: 'Springer Science and Business Media LLC'
Publication date: 01/01/2016
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Acknowledgements We would like to thank Yutaka Osakabe for co-ordinating the retrieval of full text articles. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation supported this study, grant number 12-100074-000-INPPeer reviewedPublisher PD

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Perception, pattern of use, partner support and determinants of uptake of family planning methods among women in rural communities in Southeast Nigeria

Author: A Ankomah
A Sanusi
AP Pack
BA Oye-Adeniran
BO Osaro
E Nketiah-Amponsah
EE Ezeanolue
G Benagiano
H Doctor
I Nwachukwu
JO Egede
K Okunade
KM Sileo
S Avidime
SK Azmat
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A qualitative study of community elders’ perceptions about the underutilization of formal maternal care and maternal death in rural Nigeria

Author: A Geleto
A Shenton
Africa Progress Panel
AJ Gage
AJD Barros
AM Metwally
AO Lucas
AO Sussan
Arone Wondwossen Fantaye
AS Adebowale
B Filep
BO Osaro
C Chol
C Panter-Brick
C Wilunda
CA Moyer
CB Okafor
CI Niang
CO Izugbara
CO Muoghalu
CR Mbiza
D Colaci
D Green
DE Azuh
DM Adika
E Sakeah
ER Megwa
F Billups
F Okonofua
FE Okonofua
FM Thuita
FM Wekesah
Friday Okonofua
G Walt
GA Mahmoud
Global System for Mobile Communications Association
GO Igberase
GR Mahiti
Hunter Multicultural Community Drug Action Team
I Forenbacher
I Jaro
I Mushamiri
IA Ademiluyi
IS Abdulraheem
IS Yar’zever
IW Etukudo
J Aubel
J Mazalale
J Sumankuuro
JJ Francis
JK Ganle
JK Ganle
JL Kaiser
JM Turan
K Hackett
L Knifton
L Say
L Treacy
LM Vallely
Lorretta Ntoimo
LV Adekunle
M Abdulkarim
M Ayoade
M Gueye
M Gupta
M Kotze
M Kyei-Nimakoh
M Lowe
M Mrisho
M Mrisho
MA Arba
MG Mekonnen
MK Dodzo
MK Moore
N Mahmud
National Population Commission (NPC) [Nigeria] ICF International
NB Bayou
O Ugo
OA Adeleye
OA Moronkola
OI Fawole
OO Chirdan
OO Lawoyin
P Ngom
PC Ibekwe
PL Moulton
PO Tindana
PU Matinga
R Mboane
RE Black
RN Ogu
S Aradeon
S Gabrysch
S Hounton
S Hounton
S Thorne
S Yaya
SA Spangler
Sanni Yaya
SH Idris
SO Oyeyemi
SS Sule
State Central Office of Research and Statistics
TD Odetola
The World Bank
TJ Betjeman
United Nations Development Programme
V Braun
VC Azuogu
VY Adam
WHO UNICEF, UNFPA, World Bank Group, and the United Nations population division
World Health Organization
Y Kawakatsu
ZT Dimbuene
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