Uniform indicator definitions applied for each intervention.

Quality assessment of the observational studies (n = 32).

Foetal monitoring methods as predictors of birth outcomes.

ObjectivesTo (i) summarize the methods undertaken to measure physical accessibility as the spatial separation between women and health services, and (ii) establish the extent to...

One strip was classified as having both A and S lines present, which does not correspond to a diagnosis, and it is not included in this table.

Typology of (a) measurements of distance in 40 studies and (b) measurements of travel time in 25 studies.

Blood hemoglobin concentrations of participant groups as determined by various methods.

The results of all three readers were concordant.

Health worker-reported responsibilities across both treatment and control areas, by type of health worker: Endline, 2014.

SWOT analysis of methods of intrapartum foetal monitoring.

Sensitivity, specificity, and correction classification rates for the three methods using a cutoff of 11.5 g/dl*.

Factors influencing the bias of assessed testing methods, as evaluated by univariate and multiple regressions.

Comparison of sickle cell diagnostics indicating the capability of the test to distinguish among normal, SCT, and SCA blood.

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Selected socio-demographic and household characteristics of health workers: Endline, 2014.

Quality assessment of randomised controlled trials (n = 5).

Factors influencing the ability of the Pronto® device to generate readings.

Linked datasets used to estimate baseline coverage of interventions.

Effect estimates of multivariate association adjusted for affordability, education and need or perceived need for skilled care for childbirth (study details available in S2...

Quality assessment of 57 included studies.