Study characteristics included in the systematic review and meta-analysis in Africa (n=10).

Study characteristics included in the systematic review and meta-analysis in Africa (n=10).

<p>Study characteristics included in the systematic review and meta-analysis in Africa (n=10).</p>

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Main Author: Alemwork Abie (14486140) (author)
Other Authors: Molla Getie Mehari (18147156) (author), Tenagnework Eseyneh Dagnew (21100593) (author), Amare Mebrat Delie (17621713) (author), Mihret Melese (16378425) (author), Liknaw Workie Limenh (18772203) (author), Nigus Kassie Worku (21100596) (author), Eneyew Talie Fenta (17138045) (author), Dereje Esubalew (21100599) (author), Mickiale Hailu (14018036) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Medicine
Cell Biology
Biotechnology
Developmental Biology
Cancer
Science Policy
Mental Health
Infectious Diseases
require advanced monitoring
random effect model
publication bias within
joanna briggs institute
african journals online
admitted patients reached
6 weeks postpartum
190 mothers admitted
obstetric hemorrhage 24
equipped obstetric icus
intensive care unit
critical appraisal tool
severe obstetric complications
three women admitted
stata 17 software
preferred reporting items
overall pooled proportion
cochran q test
97 – 21
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obstetric icu admissions
analysis </ p
obstetric complications
obstetric admissions
obstetric admission
icu care
critical importance
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therapeutic interventions
test statistics
systematically searched
systematic reviews
systematic review
subgroup analysis
sensitivity analysis
roughly 17
resource settings
prisma 2020
pregnancy 42
nearly one
mortality worldwide
maternal mortality
maternal morbidity
many countries
major contributor
icu highlights
hypertensive disorders
high percentage
google scholar
either pregnant
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detected using
comprehensive data
common indications
articles searched
article ’
63 %).
34 %).
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