Absolute and relative socio-economic inequalities in access to maternal health services and in maternal health status in South Africa: The 2008 national SABSSM survey.

*<p>In women who had been pregnant in the past 2 years.</p>∧<p>In women who had a child in past two years. <i>P</i> tests distribution of outcome across quartiles;</p>+<p><i>P</i><0.05;</p>++<p><i>P≥</i>0.05 & <i>P</i><0.1. Poor-fair health status is self-assessed.</p

Distribution of socio-economic status among population sub-groups of women pregnant in past two years: analysis of the 2008 national SABSSM survey.

<p>Table shows column percentages. Only among women who had been pregnant in the past 2 years. <i>P</i> tests distribution of population group across quartiles;</p>+<p><i>P</i><0.05.</p

Differentials in coverage of maternal health services and in maternal health status in South Africa.

<p>Differentials in coverage of maternal health services and in maternal health status across socio- economic quartiles in South Africa.</p

Multivariate logistic regression analysis of factors associated with access to maternal health services in South Africa: Early antenatal attendance, skilled birth attendance and having a doctor present at childbirth.

<p>In women who had a child in past 2 years. OR odds ratio; CI confidence interval.</p>#<p>Category omitted as no failures occurred in group.</p

Utilzation of antenatal clinic services and skilled birth attendance in South Africa.

<p>Utilzation of antenatal clinic services and skilled birth attendance, by district in South Africa, findings of national survey.</p

Absolute percentage differences in maternal health access and health status across different populations groups in South Africa: The 2008 national SABSSM survey.

*<p>Among women who had been pregnant in past 2 years.</p>∧<p>In women who had a child in past 2 years.</p>+<p><i>P</i><0.05;</p>++<p><i>P</i>≥0.05 & <i>P</i><0.1. Poor-fair health status is self-assessed.</p

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Capability, opportunity, and motivation ratings of community members, non-physician health workers and doctors in 15 research projects at initial and subsequent assessment

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PER 11 Assessment. Launching a Salt Substitute to Reduce Blood Pressure at the Population Level (PER 11)

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FJI/WSM 10 Assessment. Cost Effectiveness of Salt Reduction Interventions in Pacific Islands (FJI/WSM 10)