Factors associated with health decision-making autonomy on own healthcare among Tanzanian women: A 2022-2023 demographic health survey study

Tausi Haruna, Henry Duah, Rebecca Lee
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Background Women’s health decision-making autonomy is fundamental for the health and well-being of women and their children. Like most parts of Africa, women’s status in Tanzania remains contentious, with an estimated 19% prevalence of health decision-making autonomy in 2015. Given that women’s health decision-making autonomy is an ongoing process affected by technological and economic growth and social and cultural changes, understanding the sociodemographic correlates of women’s autonomy is imperative.
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坦桑尼亚妇女在自身医疗保健方面自主决策的相关因素:2022-2023 年人口健康调查研究
背景 妇女的健康决策自主权对妇女及其子女的健康和福祉至关重要。与非洲大部分地区一样,坦桑尼亚妇女的地位仍存在争议,2015 年健康决策自主权的普及率估计为 19%。鉴于妇女的健康决策自主权是一个持续的过程,受到技术和经济增长以及社会和文化变革的影响,了解妇女自主权的社会人口相关因素势在必行。
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