Maternal and child health research focusing on interventions that involve consumer participation. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2010;108(2):154-5.

BELIZAN J; BELIZAN M ; MAZZONI A

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GYNECOLOGY OBSTETRICS

ELSEVIER IRELAND LTD

Año: 2010 vol. 108 p. 154 - 155

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Use of health institutions by mothers and their children in lowincome countries has not shown major improvement in recent years [1]. Many organizations have begun to investigate patient and familycentered models of care, considering consumer involvement as a key issue in improving population health. Evidence supporting the implementation of “community interventions”—interventions that do not take place in health facilities—to reduce maternal and perinatal mortality is increasing [2,3]. We conducted an analysis of. Many organizations have begun to investigate patient and familycentered models of care, considering consumer involvement as a key issue in improving population health. Evidence supporting the implementation of “community interventions”—interventions that do not take place in health facilities—to reduce maternal and perinatal mortality is increasing [2,3]. We conducted an analysis of“community interventions”—interventions that do not take place in health facilities—to reduce maternal and perinatal mortality is increasing [2,3]. We conducted an analysis of—to reduce maternal and perinatal mortality is increasing [2,3]. We conducted an analysis of[2,3]. We conducted an analysis of