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ABSTRACT: Background
A birth companion is a simple and low-cost intervention that can improve both maternal and newborn health outcomes. The evidence that birth companionship improves labor outcomes and experiences of care has been available for many years. Global and national policies exist in support of birth companions. Many countries including Ethiopia, Kenya, and Nigeria have not yet incorporated birth companions into routine practice in health facilities. This paper presents the protocol for a trial that aims to assess if a package of interventions that addresses known barriers can increase the coverage of birth companions.Methods
This two parallel arm cluster randomized controlled trial will evaluate the impact of a targeted intervention package on scale-up of birth companions
SUBMITTER: Berhanu D
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10576887 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature