Effect and feasibility of district level scale up of maternal, newborn and child health interventions in Pakistan: A quasi-experimental study

Keyphrases

• Health Intervention 100%
• Evidence-based Interventions 100%
• Pakistan 100%
• Maternal Newborn Health 100%
• Maternal-child Health 100%
• District Level 100%
• High Burden 66%
• Intervention Targets 66%
• Health Systems 33%
• Poor Outcome 33%
• Intervention Group 33%
• Diarrhea 33%
• Pneumonia 33%
• Community-based 33%
• Child Mortality 33%
• Peer-reviewed Journals 33%
• Maternal-child 33%
• Ethics 33%
• Fatality 33%
• Poverty 33%
• Perinatal Mortality 33%
• Health Condition 33%
• Enhanced Awareness 33%
• Analytical Method 33%
• Health Promotion 33%
• Trial Registration 33%
• NewHope 33%
• Child Morbidity 33%
• Community Mobilization 33%
• Maternal Healthcare 33%
• Child Health Care 33%
• Responsible Stakeholder 33%
• Maternal Morbidity 33%
• Maternal-newborn 33%
• Healthy Practices 33%
• Internal Control 33%
• Facility-based 33%
• Community Awareness 33%
• Outreach Services 33%
• Quality of Care Assessment 33%
• Ethics Review Committees 33%
• Expanding Coverage 33%
• Child Quality 33%
• Difference-in-differences Estimation 33%
• Data for Decision-making 33%
• Ethics Approval 33%
• Aga Khan University 33%
• Secondary Level 33%
• Primary Level 33%
• Demand Generation 33%
• Newborn Morbidity 33%
• Routine Health Information 33%
• Population-level Surveys 33%
• University Ethics 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Child Health 100%
• Maternal Welfare 100%
• Neonatal Infant 100%
• Awareness 50%
• Health System 25%
• Health Care 25%
• Diarrhea 25%
• Case Fatality Rate 25%
• Decision Making 25%
• Perinatal Mortality 25%
• Analytic Method 25%