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Promoting Evidence and Action for Respectful Care at Birth
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While policymakers and program managers focus on overcoming financial and geographic barriers to safe childbirth care, little attention has been paid to documenting and tackling the disrespect and abuse of women in health facilities. Released along with a 2010 USAID research report, this brochure helps to raise awareness of the issue.
The TRAction Project is a health research grants project focuses on maternal, newborn, and child health and other related services. The project is directed by URC in collaboration with partner Harvard School of Public Health.
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