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Creating order in the uncertainty of childbirth: A qualitative study of obstetric admission and triage practices in rural Malawi
Maternal and neonatal mortality continues to be a concern in sub-Saharan Africa. Although standardized obstetric triage improves clinical outcomes, little is known about how locally developed admission practices function in low-resource settings where national obstetric triage guidelines are absent
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