Association of the client-provider ratio with the risk of maternal mortality in referral hospitals: a multi-site study in Nigeria

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Friday Okonofua
Lorretta Ntoimo
Rosemary Ogu
Hadiza Galadanci
Rukiyat Abdus-salam
Mohammed Gana
Ola Okike
Kingsley Agholor
Eghe Abe
Adetoye Durodola
Abdullahi Randawa
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[1] University of Medical Sciences,the Women’s Health and Action Research Centre
[2] WHO Implementation Research Group,Centre of Excellence in Reproductive Health Innovation
[3] University of Benin,Department of Demography and Social Statistics
[4] Federal University Oye-Ekiti,Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
[5] University of Port Harcourt,undefined
[6] Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital,undefined
[7] Adeoyo Maternity Hospital,undefined
[8] General Hospital,undefined
[9] Karshi General Hospital,undefined
[10] Central Hospital,undefined
[11] Central Hospital,undefined
[12] General Hospital,undefined
[13] Ahmadu Bello University,undefined
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Client-provider ratio; Maternal mortality; Nigeria; Referral hospitals;
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