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Evaluating Religious Influences on the Utilization of Maternal Health Services among Muslim and Christian Women in North-Central Nigeria

机译：评估宗教对尼日利亚中北部穆斯林和基督教妇女利用孕产妇保健服务的影响

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Introduction. Uptake of antenatal services is low in Nigeria; however, indicators in the Christian-dominated South have been better than in the Muslim-dominated North. This study evaluated religious influences on utilization of general and HIV-related maternal health services among women in rural and periurban North-Central Nigeria. Materials and Methods. Targeted participants were HIV-positive, pregnant, or of reproductive age in the Federal Capital Territory and Nasarawa. Themes explored were utilization of facility-based services, provider gender preferences, and Mentor Mother acceptability. Thematic and content approaches were applied to manual data analysis. Results. Sixty-eight (68) women were recruited, 72% Christian and 28% Muslim. There were no significant religious influences identified among barriers to maternal service uptake. All participants stated preference for facility-based services. Uptake limitations were mainly distance from clinic and socioeconomic dependence on male partners rather than religious restrictions. Neither Muslim nor Christian women had provider gender preferences; competence and positive attitude were more important. All women found Mentor Mothers highly acceptable. Conclusion. Barriers to uptake of maternal health services appear to be minimally influenced by religion. ANC/PMTCT uptake interventions should target male partner buy-in and support, healthcare provider training to improve attitudes, and Mentor Mother program strengthening and impact assessment.
机译：介绍。尼日利亚的产前服务使用率很低；但是，以基督教为主的南方的指标要好于以穆斯林为主的北方。这项研究评估了宗教对尼日利亚北部和中部郊区和郊区女性利用普通和与艾滋病相关的孕产妇保健服务的影响。材料和方法。在联邦首都地区和纳萨拉瓦，目标参与者是艾滋病毒阳性，怀孕或育龄的人。探索的主题是基于设施的服务的利用，提供者的性别偏爱和Mentor Mother的可接受性。主题和内容方法被应用于手动数据分析。结果。招募了68名（68）妇女，其中72％为基督教徒，28％为穆斯林。在孕产妇服务采用的障碍中，没有发现重大的宗教影响。所有参与者都表示偏爱基于设施的服务。摄取限制主要是远离诊所和社会经济对男性伴侣的依赖，而不是宗教限制。穆斯林妇女和基督教妇女都没有提供者性别偏爱。能力和积极态度更为重要。所有妇女都认为Mentor Mothers非常受欢迎。结论。接受产妇保健服务的障碍似乎受到宗教的影响很小。 ANC / PMTCT摄取干预措施应针对男性伴侣的购买和支持，医护人员的培训以改善态度，以及加强Mentor Mother计划和影响评估。

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