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1. Men's perspectives on male participation in antenatal health care with their expectant wives at Arakan Garrison Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia

Muloongo, Hamalambo
2015·Master of Public Health·University of Zambia

Background Male partner participation in antenatal care services is of great importance if pregnant women are to fully utilise and benefit from the services offered to them at antenatal clinics. Male partner participation in antenatal care services is low in Zambia. At Arakan Garrison Hospital in...

Obstetrics--Social Aspects--ZambiaAntenatal care--Beliefs and practices
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