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Factors contributing to delay in seeking emergency obstetric care at Sengerema designated district hospital, Mwanza region.

Mw anisi, F. K (Muhimbili University of health and Allied Science, 2000)

A hospital-based, cross-sectional study was conducted in both urban and rural population of Sengerema district who received health care at the hospital between early May to the end of June 2000. The aim of this study ...
Health care working conditions and quality obstetric care among health care providers at antenatal and delivery units at Kibondo district council

Kazingo, Lucas Juma (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, 2009)
Indications and availability of blood for transfusion in obstetric care at Muhimbili National Hospital.

Ambrose, L. (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, 2017)

Background: Adequate supply and timely availability of safe blood for transfusion are important components of achieving good quality obstetric care. This is true because obstetric haemorrhage and anaemia are common obstetric ...
Stock management of emergency obstetric care products in public health facilities in Dar es salaam region, Tanzania

Makuta, J.B. (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, 2013)

Background: In developing countries most women die from pregnancy related complications. In Tanzania maternal deaths is caused by hemorrhage, obstructed labour, unsafe abortion, infection (sepsis), and eclampsia (pregnancy ...
A survey on obstetric care,factors affecting provision of care and pregnancy outcome in Dar es Salaam District hospitals 2002

Nyamtema, A.S (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, 2003)

take place in a few available public facilities mainly district hospitals and Muhimbili national hospital. While the population in Dar es Salaam has remarkably increased from 1.5 to 2.55 million (1988 - ﷧ 2002) the ...
The unmet need for emergency obstetric care in Tanga Region, Tanzania.

Prytherch, H.; Massawe, S.; Kuelker, R.; Hunger, C.; Mtatifikolo, F.; Jahn, A. (2007)

BACKGROUND: Improving maternal health by reducing maternal mortality constitutes the fifth Millennium Development Goal and represents a key public health challenge in the United Republic of Tanzania. In response to the ...

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