Wealth-based inequality and dropout rate in the completion of the continuum of maternal healthcare in Ethiopia: a secondary data analysis of the Mini Demographic and Health Survey of 2019.

28 Despite these efforts, studies suggested the persistence of inequities in maternal service utilisation, 10 29 even with an increasing trend between 2000 and 2016. 8 Studying the continuum of maternal healthcare emphasises the interconnected nature of care throughout pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. 30 31 By concentrating on the entire continuum instead of viewing each aspect in isolation, we can prevent complications and enhance overall health outcomes.

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