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Indian J Public Health ; 2022 Sept; 66(3): 371-374
Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-223856

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An observational study was performed at Purba Medinipur District Hospital, West Bengal, from April 1, 2018, to December 31, 2020, with an aim to find out the magnitude of maternal mortality and near miss cases and to assess the utilization of available maternal health care services by the deceased women and near miss cases. Result showed 4.5% women developed potentially life?threatening condition (PLTC) of which 21% women developed LTC. Maternal Near Miss (MNM) ratio was 9.46/1000 live birth and the MNM?to?Maternal Mortality ratio was 8.3:1 and the leading causes of MNM and maternal death were hemorrhage, pregnancy induced hypertension/eclampsia. The utilization of maternal health?care services revealed that there is a scope to increase the service delivery. Study finding indicates that health?care programs need to enhance the existing efforts to improve timely health seeking behavior of women

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