Improving maternal health using incentives for mothers and health care workers: Evidence from India (Record no. 518737)

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Personal name Debnath, Sisir
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Title Improving maternal health using incentives for mothers and health care workers: Evidence from India
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Economic Development and Cultural Change
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Extent 69(2), Jan, 2021: p.685-725
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Summary, etc This paper studies the role of incentives for mothers and health care workers in the use of maternal and child health services. Using variations in date of birth, eligibility, and transfer size for a conditional cash transfer program in India, I find that overall delivery at a health care facility for eligible women increased by 5 percentage points. The incentives also significantly increased the use of pre- and postnatal care services and immunization. The program reduced early-neonatal deaths but had no impact on late-neonatal mortality. I also find that larger incentives to health workers are associated with relatively higher utilization rates compared with larger incentives to mothers. – Reproduced

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Main entry heading Economic Development and Cultural Change
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Subject DIP MATERNAL HEALTH
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-10-29 69(2), Jan, 2021: p.685-725 AR125834 2021-10-29 Articles

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