Percentage of women with sector fidelity, sector switching, and missed opportunity for contraception and sick child care, by sectors and use of a facility for birth among women with a need for all three services.

<p>Note: Sector fidelity refers to using the same sector for all three services, among those who gave birth in a facility, or the same sector for contraceptives and sick child care only for those who gave birth at home/other location. Other/None = includes those who gave birth at home or other...

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Main Author:	Lindsay M. Mallick (21261670) (author)
Other Authors:	Nicole Bellows (16189208) (author), Rebecca Husband (21261673) (author), Michelle Weinberger (17199888) (author)
Published:	2025
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Percentage of women with sector fidelity, sector switching, and missed opportunity for contraception and sick child care, by sectors and use of a facility for birth among women with a need for all three services.

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