A simple statistical model and physical device to estimate a woman-specific probability of skilled birth assistance and associated benefit of maternity waiting home stay

This paper presents a simple mathematical model and an associated physical device to predict (i) the risk that a woman's active labour will begin without a skilled birth attendant based on her parity and anticipated time to access skilled care; and (ii) the extent to which that risk may be reduced by moving to a maternity waiting home some time before her expected due date. This tool is designed to facilitate more systematic discussions and better-informed decisions about labour care access arrangements during antenatal consultations.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0302245
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Maternal and Perinatal Health Interventions
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Abstract

This paper presents a simple mathematical model and an associated physical device to predict (i) the risk that a woman's active labour will begin without a skilled birth attendant based on her parity and anticipated time to access skilled care; and (ii) the extent to which that risk may be reduced by moving to a maternity waiting home some time before her expected due date. This tool is designed to facilitate more systematic discussions and better-informed decisions about labour care access arrangements during antenatal consultations.

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University of Liberia (LR), University of Michigan (US), Michigan United (US), London Business School (GB)
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