Reasons rural Laotians choose home deliveries over delivery at health facilities: a qualitative study
作者： Vanphanom Sychareun , Visanou Hansana , Vatsana Somphet , Sisouvanh Xayavong , Alongkone Phengsavanh
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摘要: … rural Laos for giving birth at home is due to convenience, cost, comfort and tradition. In order to assure safer births and reduce rural … traditional practices of many rural Laotians: allowing …
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