In Kenya, more women and newborns die from poor-quality care than from lack of access to it
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The WHO Regional Office for Africa says that in Kenya, more women and newborns die from poor-quality care than from lack of access to care. [1]
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Impact assessment
10/100
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routine human impact
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- Reported deathsDeaths reported without a reliable count
more women and newborns die from poor-quality care
- Public health70 public health
poor-quality care