Determinants of Postnatal Care Utilization for the Newborns in Urban Slums of Bangladesh: A Study Based on Bangladesh Urban Health Survey Data

Mirajul Islam, N. Sultana, M. M. Hasan
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Better child health can be guaranteed by ensuring postnatal care for the newborns after birth. Newborns in the slums of Bangladesh are lagging behind to receive postnatal care and the percentage of newborns receiving health check-up from medically trained provider within first two months after birth is very low. The purpose of this study is to find out the potential determinants of receiving postnatal care from medically trained provider for slum newborns in Bangladesh. Data have been extracted from Bangladesh Urban Health Survey (UHS), 2013 to serve the purpose of the study. From regression analysis, it is found that antenatal care during pregnancy from medically trained provider, delivery by skilled birth attendant, economic status of the newborn family, education level and media exposure of mothers are significant factors associated with the uptake of postnatal care from medically trained provider for the newborns in slums. Dhaka Univ. J. Sci. 67(1): 69-72, 2019 (January)
孟加拉国城市贫民窟新生儿产后护理利用的决定因素:基于孟加拉国城市健康调查数据的研究
通过确保新生儿出生后的产后护理,可以保证更好的儿童健康。孟加拉国贫民窟的新生儿在接受产后护理方面落后,新生儿在出生后头两个月内接受医学培训提供者的健康检查的比例非常低。本研究的目的是找出孟加拉国贫民窟新生儿从受过医学培训的提供者那里接受产后护理的潜在决定因素。数据摘自2013年孟加拉国城市健康调查(UHS),以满足本研究的目的。从回归分析中发现,从受过医学培训的提供者那里获得怀孕期间的产前护理、由熟练助产士接生、新生儿家庭的经济状况、母亲的教育水平和媒体接触情况,是与贫民窟新生儿从受过医学培训的提供者那里获得产后护理相关的重要因素。达卡大学学报(自然科学版),67(1):69- 72,2019 (1)
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