“We have been working overnight without sleeping”: traditional birth attendants’ practices and perceptions of post-partum care services in rural Tanzania

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In many countries, formal postpartum care utilization is much lower than that of skilled delivery and antenatal care: http://t.co/AaQ7uHtJTi

In many countries, formal postpartum care utilization is much lower than that of skilled delivery and antenatal care: http://t.co/AaQ7uHtJTi

In many countries, formal postpartum care utilization is much lower than that of skilled delivery and antenatal care: http://t.co/AaQ7uHtJTi

In many countries, formal postpartum care utilization is much lower than that of skilled delivery and antenatal care: http://t.co/AaQ7uHtJTi

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