‘If you yourself you are the poor quality, it means you are delivering the poorest quality of service’ – understanding health care workers’ perceptions about quality of care during facility-based deliveries in two rural hospitals in Uganda
Introduction: Many countries in the world are still facing high maternal mortality rates and women still die due to preventable pregnancy- and birth-related causes. This could be prevented with an improvement in the quality of care and yet many countries, especially in the rural areas, have challenges in doing so. In order to understand why is care given in certain way, more qualitative studies ne
