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February 28, 2026Open Access

Evaluation of Community-Based Maternal Health Care Services on Child Survival in Northern Ghana: A Six-Month Impact Study,

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The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of community-based maternal health care services on child survival outcomes in Northern Ghana.
Conducted a quantitative survey of mothers with children aged zero to five years.
Utilized qualitative interviews to gather insights on maternal care perceptions.
Analyzed ANC utilization and child survival outcomes over the first six months post-service rollout.
Increased the proportion of women receiving at least four ANC visits by 15%.
Reduced neonatal mortality rates by 8% compared to the baseline period.
Indicated improved health outcomes among newborns as a result of enhanced prenatal care.

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Mixed-methods study demonstrates improved child survival rates in Northern Ghana, indicating effective maternal health services.

Agyeman et al. (2004) studied this question.

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