Discordance in Postnatal Care between Mothers and Newborns: Measurement artifact or missed opportunity?

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Study: ResearchDiscordance in Postnatal Care between Mothers and Newborns: Measurement artifact or missed opportunity?Publication year: 
2020
English
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Publisher: 
Journal of Global Health
Postnatal care (PNC) for mothers and newborns is essential to monitor risks of morbidity and adverse conditions following delivery. Current estimates of the coverage of PNC show substantial discordance between mothers and newborns. The study investigates the sources of this discordance in Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS).
Authors
Agbessi Amouzou
6 Publications
Elizabeth Hazel
4 Publications
Allisyn Moran
6 Publications
Yaya Sanni
2 Publications
Lara Vaz
11 Publications
2 more authors
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Discordance in Postnatal Care between Mothers and Newborns: Measurement artifact or missed opportunity?
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Publisher
Journal of Global Health
Authors
Amouzou, Agbessi, Hazel, Elizabeth, Moran, Allisyn, Sanni, Yaya, Vaz, Lara
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pdf
Content type
Study: Research
Topics
Health and Nutrition
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Keywords
(MNCH), Maternal, Newborn, and Child HealthHealth and nutritionNewborn healthPostnatal CareSexual and Reproductive Health
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