Community participation and maternal health service utilization: lessons from the health extension programme in rural southern Ethiopia
Daniel G. Datiko(REACH ETHIOPIA), Maryse Kok(University of Liverpool), Gemeda B Birrie(REACH ETHIOPIA), Rosie Steege(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Elias M Bunte(REACH ETHIOPIA), Aschenak Z Kea(REACH ETHIOPIA), Meghan Bruce Kumar(Ifakara Health Institute), Miriam Taegtmeyer(University of Liverpool)
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