Search Results - "Baldé, Maimouna"

Health seeking behaviour associated with obstetric fistula care in Guinea: An analysis of the 2018 Demographic and Health survey by Diallo, Ramata, Camara, Bienvenu S., Sidibé, Tiany, Kourouma, Karifa, Camara, Sadan, Keita, Kaba S., Barry, Fanta, Touré, Madeleine, Baldé, Maimouna, Balde, Mamadou D.

“…This study aimed to analyze factors associated with obstetric fistula care-seeking behavior in Guinea, based on data from the 2018 Demographic and Health…”
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Frequency and factors associated with focused antenatal care in Guinea: Analysis of the DHS 2018 by Baldé, Maimouna, Loua, Jean B.D., Sidibé, Tiany, Barry, Fanta, Camara, Bienvenu S., Diallo, Ramata, Toure, Madeleine, Keita, Kaba S., Camara, Sadan, Balde, Mamadou D.

“…Background: In Guinea, despite women’s recourse to antenatal care (ANC), little remains known about the use of focused antenatal care (FANC), contained in the…”
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Prevalence and factors associated with unskilled childbirth attendance in Guinea: Analysis of the 2018 Demographic and Health Survey by Barry, Fanta, Balde, Mamadou D., Toure, Madeleine, Diallo, Ramata, Sidibe, Tiany, Camara, Saran, Keita, Kaba S., Camara, Bienvenu S., Kourouma, Karifa, Balde, Maimouna

“…This study aimed to analyze the prevalence and factors associated with the unassisted delivery by qualified health personnel in the Republic of Guinea, based…”
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The Impact of Bilateral Stone Disease on Patients' Disease Progression and Health-Related Quality of Life by Raizenne, Brendan L, Deyirmendjian, Claudia, Lafontaine, Marie-Lyssa, Balde, Maimouna, Bechis, Seth K, Sur, Roger L, Nakada, Stephen Y, Antonelli, Jodi A, Streeper, Necole M, Sivalingam, Sri, Viprakasit, Davis P, Averch, Timothy D, Landman, Jaime, Chi, Thomas, Pais, Vernon M, Chew, Ben H, Bird, Vincent G, Andonian, Sero, Canvasser, Noah E, Harper, Jonathan D, Penniston, Kristina L, Bhojani, Naeem

“…Patients with recurring kidney stone events can expect significant morbidity and functional impairment. Few studies have evaluated the effect of bilateral…”
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