Publications by authors named "Aristide Marie Arsene Koumbem"
Arch Public Health
October 2024
Article Synopsis
- - The study focused on the prevalence of short birth intervals (SBI) in Burkina Faso, highlighting that 27.1% of women experienced SBIs, which can negatively impact maternal and child health.
- - Key factors associated with a higher likelihood of SBI include being younger than 35 years, not using modern contraceptives, and childbirth occurring before health policy implementations aimed at improving maternal care.
- - The findings suggest that addressing issues like contraceptive use and socioeconomic status could help increase birth intervals, ultimately enhancing health outcomes for mothers and children.
