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A combination of a 60% prevalence of contraceptive use, improved transport and birth in a health facility can reduce 75% of the maternal deaths [ 6].

With nested approach, previous professional exposure with active TB cases (P value = 0.04) and birth in a high TB incidence country without previous vaccination with BCG (P value = <0.0001) resulted independently associated with TST positivity.

Similarly, participants in our study noted that some women having initially accessed local facility antenatal care went on to complete the remainder of their antenatal care and birth in a tertiary hospital in the capital.

Detailed information about the MES can be found elsewhere [ 36, 37], but, briefly, this survey was conducted in 2006 to collect data concerning pregnancy and birth in a national sample of women [ 35, 37].

The logistic regression model showed that the predictive risk factors for cesarean delivery in the public service (Table  3) were: primiparity, twinning, prenatal care provided within the private network and birth in a hospital that provides high-complexity care.

For these women with PPH, the risk factors associated with a adverse maternal outcome in both univariable and multivariable analyses included: maternal age <20 or ≥ 35 years, extremes of parity, previous caesarean section, multiple pregnancy, smoking during pregnancy, maternal medical conditions, antepartum haemorrhage and induction of labour and birth in a small rural hospital (Table 3).

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Most women had a singleton birth (97%) and birthed in a conventional hospital setting (97%).

Practising in classes only was associated with experiencing stress (OR=1.97); and birthing in a birth centre (OR=4.85) (all p<0.05).

Finally, the other studies compared home births and births in a short-stay hospital setting with hospital births [ 16, 17, 20, 22] but made no comparisons between home births and short-stay hospital births.

Practising at home only was associated with perceiving CAM as affording health control (OR=1.76); perceiving CAM as promoting a holistic health approach (OR=1.65); and birthing in a birth centre (OR=3.54).