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Did her husband, Tom McMahon, a city government veteran now with the New York City Partnership, needle her in the maternal diligence department?

The results were adjusted for year of birth, maternal age, department of birth, population density, average family income, and when available, local road traffic.

Inpatient maternal care is provided through the network of public institutions, including university hospitals- clinics and institutes of gynecology and obstetrics, maternity departments in general hospitals, and specialized small unit maternity departments within primary health care institutionsa.

Given the focus of local policy on their respective MDGs, these departments are likely to be well resourced and we might expect better performance in data collection in pediatric and maternal health departments.

**OPD = Outpatient Department MCHH = Maternal and Child Health department; TB = Tuberculosis treatment department; ART = antiretroviral therapy clinic; LAB = laboratory; EH = Environmental Health department; IPD = Inpatient Department; LABOUR = labour ward.

It also has a capacity of 384 beds, a prenatal control unit, along with a milk Bank and a Maternal Breast-feeding department.

It has a neonatal intensive care unit and a maternal-fetal medicine department.

Data on predictors related to staff motivation (burnout, experience, absenteeism and turnover), were obtained from the healthcare worker survey [ 9] in various primary health departments (maternal and child health, outpatient, inpatient, labor, HIV care and treatment, tuberculosis) in Lusaka Urban District in 2007.

These data contrast with previous studies showing that "education of health staff" was scored as the highest priority by local healthcare providers for improving the delivery room setting and maternal and neonatal departments in low- and high-resource settings [ 9, 10].

The feedback from user departments for maternal health logistics are not channeled to the stores department.

LISA L. PAINE Boston, Nov. 6, 2000 The writer, a certified nurse midwife, is chairwoman, department of maternal and child health, Boston University School of Public Health.