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Analysis of accessibility and quality of care in urban maternity wards in Guinea. We examine how infrastructure and resource availability at hospitals of choice influence quality of care and maternal and perinatal mortality and morbidity.

In this portfolio of studies, we study the dynamics that arise between the provision and the utilisation of maternal and newborn health services in urban areas, particularly in large cities. These studies include those conceived and conducted by PhD students.

Expectations and needs of postpartum women in urban areas: an exploratory study

This study aims to identify locations with maternal health vulnerabilities and inequities within 20 urban areas across space and time in 20 Sub-Saharan Africa countries

Landscape of provision of maternal and newborn healthcare in Lubumbashi, DRC

Advancing the understanding of complex dynamics of maternal care provision and use in sub-Saharan African cities with an in-depth case study of Conakry, Guinea

In-depth case study of maternity wards in large referral hospitals in four countries in sub-Saharan Africa