Nursing care factors impact on efficacious performance of DIS.
Furthermore, to identify substandard care factors in clinical care management of EP.
Both diabetes complications and economic and health care factors vary widely across the DiaComp centers.
To describe home‐based newborn care practices among adolescent mothers in Bangladesh and to identify sociodemographic, antenatal care (ANC), and delivery care factors associated with these practices.
The secondary aim was to identify patient and health care factors associated with communication difficulties and to evaluate the preference and effectiveness of currently available communication methods.
To examine the association of sociodemographic, antenatal and delivery care factors with the essential newborn care (ENC) practices of neonates born at home in Bangladesh.
Conclusions: Regional differences in trends in infant mortality due to perinatal conditions in the Netherlands could not be explained by variations in health care factors.
Objective: To estimate the associations between biomedical, social and health care factors and the occurrence of severe pre-eclampsia, eclampsia or HELLP syndrome.
Hospital readmission could be due to clinical or health care factors, to factors related to the patient and his/her social and familial setting, to factors related to the disease, or to a combination of all of them.
No strong association was found between mortality and each of the health care factors (i.e. place and/or supervision of delivery and the presence of specialised neonatal care).
To improve quality of care, factors inhibiting best practice care delivery need to be identified first.
