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Health services factors include maternal insurance status and trimester of initiation of prenatal care.

"Health services factors" included type of medical insurance used for this pregnancy (commercial/HMO, Medicaid, or uninsured), and late initiation of prenatal care (defined as initiation after the 1st trimester).

Other medical service factors include delay in receiving treatment in health facilities (poor management, delayed investigation, delayed diagnosis and lack of medication).

Identified risk factors were increased education level, co-morbidities and health service factors including recency of visiting the pharmacist, attending younger doctors, and their doctor's awareness of their medications.

Health service factors included recency of visits to the General Practitioner (GP), pharmacist and checks of vision, hearing, and blood pressure classified as within a month, 1-5 months, 6-11months, 1-2 years, 3-4 years, 5 or more years, never.

Health service factors included health education of communities about obstetric emergencies by health workers, availability of communication facility, availability of ambulance for transportation of women, perceived availability of skilled health workers at health units.

Service factors including living less than 10 kilometers from a health facility (RRR of 1.16; 95% CI of [1.05-1.28]) and facility availability of comprehensive obstetric services (RRR of 1.25; 95% CI of 1.04-1.36) were also significantly associated with seeking care from formal providers.

9 14 Health service factors included the number of antenatal clinic visits, categorised as no antenatal visit, one to three antenatal visit or four and above antenatal visits, which reflects the WHO four-visit antenatal care (ANC) model for focused ANC, 20 the place of delivery (home or health facility) and the timing of postnatal visits (categorised as none, 0 2 days or 3 42 days).

Medical service factors included inadequate blood transfusion or complete lack of blood, delay in receiving treatment when a correct diagnosis has been made, and lack of medications when the medication were not available in the facility and the patient did not get them.

Other medical service factors included 'poor management' when the patient was inadequately treated despite having a correct diagnosis, 'delayed investigations' when the investigations took longer time thus contributed to delay in further management and 'delayed diagnosis' when there was delay in reaching a correct diagnosis.

Service-related factors include accessibility and insurance coverage [ 8, 9, 12].