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Effectiveness of Trained Religious Leaders' Engagement in Maternal Health Education in Ethiopia
Community education and demand generation activities by involving family members, traditional and religious leaders in maternal health behaviours are potential solutions. Knowledge about maternal and neonatal health service utilization can be increased through community-based structures, such as religious organizations.
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