 | 01. Reducing Maternal Mortality in a Context of Poverty | |
| 02. Of Blind Alleys and Things that Have Worked: History's Lessons on Reducing Maternal Mortality | |
| 03. What Is the Evidence for the Role of Antenatal Care Strategies in the Reduction of Maternal Mortality and Morbidity? | |
| 04. Micronutrients and Pregnancy Outcome | |
| 05. The Role of Traditional Birth Attendants in the Reduction of Maternal Mortality | |
| 06. Can Skilled Attendance at Delivery Reduce Maternal Mortality in Developing Countries? | |
| 07. Health Professionals for Maternity Services: Experiences on Covering the Population with Quality Maternity Care | |
| 08. Maternal Mortality and Unsafe Abortion: A Heavy Burden for Developing Countries | |
| 09. Appropriate Obstetric Technologies to Deal with Maternal Complications | |
| 10. Over-medicalisation of Maternal Care in Developing Countries | |
| 11. What is the Evidence for the Role of Audits to Improve the Quality of Obstetric Care | |
| 12. Referral in Pregnancy and Childbirth: Concepts and Strategies | |
| 13. What Is the Cost of Maternal Health Care and How Can it Be Financed? | |
| 14. A Global Picture of Poor-rich Differences in the Utilisation of Delivery Care | |
| 15. How Can We Monitor Progress Towards Improved Maternal Health? | |
| 16. Is There a Case for Privatising Reproductive Health? Patchy Evidence and Much Wishful Thinking | |
| 17. Maternal Health and Health Sector Reform: Opportunities and Challenges | |
| 18. Cautious Champions: International Agency Efforts to Get Safe Motherhood onto the Agenda | |
| 19. What Are Maternal Health Policies in Developing Countries and Who Drives Them? A Review of the Last Half-century |