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Survey identifies troubling effect of pandemic on where women give birth in Ethiopia
In urban areas, delivery rates in lower-level health facilities increased and hospital deliveries decreased after social distancing restrictions were put in place
By
Ellie Qian
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Published
Dec 17, 2020
A new study from the Bloomberg School of Public Health and researchers at Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia has found that as of June, the proportion of women in urban areas where COVID-19 rates were highest who delivered in lower-level health facilities significantly increased while deliveries in hospitals declined. A pregnant woman s place of delivery is a key maternal health service component that has a direct impact on pregnancy and newborn outcomes, and researchers have been monitoring how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting women s delivery patterns. ....

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