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To explore how mobile health clinics can enhance maternal healthcare accessibility in Zanzibar's rural communities.

March 15, 2026Open Access

Mobile Health Clinics and Maternal Healthcare Accessibility in Zanzibar: A Theoretical Framework

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To explore how mobile health clinics can enhance maternal healthcare accessibility in Zanzibar's rural communities.
Longitudinal community survey over two years
Data collected from 500 randomly selected participants
Investigation of experiences with mobile health clinics
Mobile health clinics bridge geographical gaps in maternal healthcare access
Improvement in healthcare outcomes reported by participants
Need for expanding clinic coverage and enhancing service quality identified.

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SASimiyu AugustineInstitute for Advanced Medical Research MJMikindani JuliusArdhi University KMKamali MwalimuNational Institute for Medical Research

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Longitudinal survey shows mobile health clinics improve maternal healthcare access in rural areas, suggesting future interventions should enhance service quality.

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Augustine et al. (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b6068883145bc643d1c836 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19004383

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Longitudinal survey shows mobile health clinics improve maternal healthcare access in rural areas, suggesting future interventions should enhance service quality.

Mobile Health Clinics and Maternal Healthcare Accessibility in Zanzibar: A Theoretical Framework

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Mobile Health Clinics and Maternal Healthcare Accessibility in Zanzibar: A Theoretical Framework

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