| dc.description.abstract | This study compares the satisfaction and quality of maternal health services between public
and private hospitals in Bogra, Bangladesh. In Bogra, Bangladesh, this study examines the
quality and satisfaction of maternal health services provided by public and private hospitals.
Qualitative information gathered through facility observation checklists, in-depth interviews,
and key informant interviews reveals a number of themes, including the challenges that public
hospitals face in staffing and resource constraints as well as the perceived superiority of
private hospitals' facilities and services. Infrastructure improvements for public hospitals
should be prioritized, along with dealing with staffing shortages, guaranteeing the availability
of supplies that are required, improving coordination and communication, and establishment of
quality assurance processes. The study's overall findings emphasized the necessity of
coordination in enhancing maternal health services and guaranteeing better results for mothers
in Bogra, Bangladesh. | en_US |
