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Tracing pathways from antenatal to delivery care for women in Mumbai, India: cross-sectional study of maternity in low-income areas
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Traffic of clients between public and private sectors for antenatal care, registration and institutional delivery in Mumbai, India. Light grey: clients who began antenatal care in the public sector. D
Traffic of clients between public and private sectors for antenatal care, registration and institutional delivery in Mumbai, India. Light grey: clients who began antenatal care in the public sector. Dark grey: clients who began in the private sector. Dotted line: notional divide between public and private sectors. The breadth of each path is proportional to the number of clients.
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Progress of clients between types of public sector institution from registration to delivery in Mumbai, India. The breadth of each path is proportional to the number of clients. Urban health centre clProgress of clients between types of public sector institution from registration to delivery in Mumbai, India. The breadth of each path is proportional to the number of clients. Urban health centre clients are omitted due to small numbers. Flows in which fewer than 25 women were involved are not included: unregistered to institutional delivery, tertiary to general hospital, tertiary hospital to maternity home, general hospital to maternity home.
PII: S1876-3413(09)00006-0
doi: 10.1016/j.inhe.2009.02.004
© 2009 Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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