Socio-Economic Determinants of Utilization of Programme Interventions to Reduce Maternal Mortality in Nigeria.

Socio-Economic Determinants of Utilization of Programme Interventions to Reduce Maternal Mortality in Nigeria.

~ A136e9fc5efc6f474364e99eeddd8d04.200x200
Twenty four years after the safe motherhood initiative in Kenya, maternal mortality is still soaring, as more than half a million women die from pregnancy and related causes annually. Improving programme utilization would likely reduce the incidence of maternal deaths in Nigeria.
 
Published at Paper accepted and scheduled for presentation in Poster Session 3 at the 2011 Population Association of America meeting
Published in 2011
 
Download 304.56 kB
 
 
 
Dominic Azuh and Amoo
Azuh Dominic » Dr Dominic Ezinwa Azuh holds a PhD degree in Population Studies. He is a population Scientist in the Department of Economics and Development Studies, Covenant University Ota Ogun State Nigeria. He has co-authored a number of research papers published in books, journals and attended several conferences. Dr Dominic Azuh belongs to a number of associations namely, International Union for the... view full profile
Azuh Dominic
 
Other publications by this author (view profile)
 
 
SATISFACTION WITH PUBLIC HOUSING AMONG URBAN WOMEN IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA
 
THE ADEQUACY OF CIVIC CONTENTS IN THE BASIC EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULA FOR EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP TRAINING OF NIGERIAN YOUTHS
 
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AS SMALL-MEDIUM ENTERPRISE (SME) OPERATORS AND THEIR ROLES IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN OTA, NIGERIA
 
Skincare products Usage: Implications on Health and Wellbeing of Africans
 
Propensity for Diabetes and Correlation of its Predisposing Factors in Ota, Nigeria
 
Body Mass Index and Random Blood Glucose levels in a Semi Urban Nigerian Community.
 
The Politics and Sociology of Corruption in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic
 
Corruption and Other Challenges Facing Health Care Delivery at the Grassroots Level in Nigeria.
 
Knowledge, Attitude and Prevention Mechanism against HIV/AIDS among Off- Street Sex Workers in Metropolitan Lagos.
 
The Role of Agriculture in Poverty Alleviation and National Development in Nigeria
 
Mothers’ Utilization of Programme Interventions to Reduce Maternal Mortality in South Western Nigeria
 
Child Survival under Threat.
 
Status of Women and Population in India
 
Need for New Policies and Programmes for Health Promotion in India
 
Family Planning Policies and Strategies for Developing Countries
 
Successful Interviewing and Data collection in Research
 
Culture and Population Growth, Perspective from Developing Countries
 
Population Research in India: 1970-90.
 
Ecology, Development and Fertility Behaviour in South Central India
 
Women’s Education for Family Health and Planning
 
Cultural Dimensions of Health Behaviour: A Case Study of the Oraon Tribe
 
Cultural Practices and the Spread of AIDS in Nigeria.
 
Re-examine the Concepts of Health and Development: Perspectives from Health Services in Nigeria.
 
Sexual Education among Home-Based Female Sex Workers and the Risk of HIV in Metropolitan Lagos.
 
Evaluation of the Impact of Public Housing Programmes on Sustainable Development in Nigeria: Theoretical and Conceptual Approach
 
Prevalence of HIV/AIDS and Economic Development in Nigeria.
 
TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND FORMAL-INFORMAL SECTOR WAGE DIFFERENTIAL IN NIGERIA
 
Challenges in public housing provision in the postindependence era in Nigeria
 
Correlation between body mass index and waist circumference in Nigerian adults: implication as indicators of health status
 
FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAMMES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
 
PATTERNS OF WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AMONG WOMEN IN INFORMAL SECTOR IN SOUTH WEST, NIGERIA
 
Work Stress among Professionals in the Building Construction Industry in Nigeria