Mats Målqvist

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Uppsala University

Sweden

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Professor Mats Målqvist is a faculty member at Uppsala University in Sweden. His research encompasses a range of topics, including maternal health, antenatal care, and public health interventions, particularly in developing contexts. Recent publications examine the effectiveness of SMS-based interventions and explore antenatal care policies across different countries.

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Ashish KC

Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor

University of Gothenburg

SWEDEN

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Tiscar Graells

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Anna Bergström

Associate professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Articles (19)

Effectiveness of SMS-based interventions in enhancing antenatal care in developing countries: a systematic review

Assessment of economic burden due to COVID-19 pandemic during institutional childbirth in Nepal: before-and-after design

Characterising proximal and distal drivers of antimicrobial resistance: An umbrella review

Implementing a social innovation for community-based peer support for immigrant mothers in Sweden: a mixed-methods process evaluation

Differences in Antenatal Care Policies in England, Finland, and the Netherlands: A Framing analysis.

Exploring women's interpretations of survey questions on pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes: cognitive interviews in Iganga Mayuge, Uganda.

Dietary diversity and associated factors among women attending antenatal clinics in the coast region of Tanzania.

Improved obstetric management after implementation of a scaled‐up quality improvement intervention: A nested before‐after study in three public hospitals in Nepal

Non‐medical formula use in newborn infants still common at two Swedish hospitals after a breastfeeding support program

Qualitative Exploration Study of Perceptions of Women and Nurse-Midwives on Antenatal Care Information and Communication in Tanzania

Exploring caregivers’ experiences of Kangaroo Mother Care in Bangladesh: A descriptive qualitative study

Addressing the needs of Ethiopia’s street homeless women of reproductive age in the health and social protection policy: a qualitative study

Community perceptions and experiences on the events leading to facility maternal death; a verbal autopsy qualitative study

Impact of perception and assessment of consumers on willingness to pay for upgraded fresh pork: An experimental study in Vietnam

Psychosocial effects of adverse pregnancy outcomes and their influence on reporting pregnancy loss during surveys and surveillance: narratives from Uganda.

Women's Expectations of and Satisfaction with Antenatal Care Services in a Semi-Urban Setting in Tanzania and Associated Factors: A Cross-Sectional Survey.

Beyond global health: Redefining the ‘public’ in public health

Health, sustainability and transformation: a new narrative for global health

Implementing quality improvement intervention to improve intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring during COVID-19 pandemic- observational study

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Ashish KC

Tiscar Graells

Anna Bergström

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