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Child and Maternal Mortality

in Islamic Countries

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Perceived barriers to MNCH services

The supply of essential drugs was the least barrier to access MNCH services but termed as a

moderate barrier. The quality of care was perceived as the most significant barrier, compared

to other barriers considered in the study (Figure 3.54). Physical accessibility, the number of

health staff, financial affordability and acceptability of health care services were considered the

second most significant barrier.

Figure 3.54. Barriers to accessing MNCH services, Côte d'Ivoire

(1= Most significant barrier; 2= Second most significant barrier; 3= Moderate barrier; 4=

Somewhat of a barrier; 5= Not a barrier)

“Staff availability: access to 24-hour services is problematic.”

“Health infrastructures are lacking in rural areas.''