Socioeconomic factors differentiating maternal and child health-seeking behavior in rural Bangladesh: A cross-sectional analysis

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Bangladesh 100%
• Maternal Health 95%
• Child Care 89%
• Health Services Accessibility 66%
• Poverty 60%
• Prenatal Care 60%
• Vitamin A 59%
• Cross-Sectional Studies 54%
• Mothers 53%
• Delivery of Health Care 51%
• Health Services 49%
• Health 40%
• Multivariate Analysis 39%
• Postnatal Care 38%
• Tetanus Toxoid 35%
• Facilities and Services Utilization 32%
• Cough 26%
• Postpartum Period 26%
• Psychological Power 26%
• Immunization 23%
• Decision Making 23%
• Newborn Infant 21%
• Fever 21%
• Parturition 19%
• Education 17%
• Child 12%

Social Sciences

• socioeconomic factors 89%
• Child health 85%
• Bangladesh 83%
• rural area 27%
• baby care 27%
• health service 27%
• utilization 26%
• health care 24%
• poverty 23%
• health 22%
• decision-making power 21%
• Access to Health Care 20%
• health care services 18%
• social stratum 18%
• child care 16%
• wife 14%
• village 13%
• logistics 12%
• determinants 11%
• funding 11%
• education 5%