Bayesian geo-additive model to analyze spatial pattern and determinants of maternal mortality in Ethiopia

The findings of the study revealed that maternal mortality is influenced by numerous social, demographic, and geographic variables. Geographic variations exist in the patterns of maternal mortality.

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BMC Public Health
Published
2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-024-20812-2
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2
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Global Maternal and Child Health
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Bayesian geo-additive model to analyze spatial pattern and determinants of maternal mortality in Ethiopia

Yitagesu Eshetu, Tigist Getachew
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BMC Public Health
Global Maternal and Child Health
2.22
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Bayesian geo-additive model to analyze spatial pattern and determinants of maternal mortality in Ethiopia

Yitagesu Eshetu, Tigist Getachew
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Abstract

The findings of the study revealed that maternal mortality is influenced by numerous social, demographic, and geographic variables. Geographic variations exist in the patterns of maternal mortality.

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