Background
death, thrive, hemorrhage, labor/uterine rupture, abortion
HYPERTENSIVE DISORDER, HEMORRHAGE, OBSTETRIC COMPLICATION, COMPLICATIONS
Relating to maternal health, the recent focus of the global health agenda has expanded beyond the survival of women and their babies to ensuring they thrive and achieve their full potential for health and well-being [In less developed countries, maternal health intervention targets mostly women who can have complications during pregnancy or have other concerning issues such as distance from health facilities [Unlike other causes such as abortion, obstetric complications like obstructed labor/uterine rupture (36%), hemorrhage (22%), and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (19%) that are difficult to resolve for women who give birth out of health facilities are persisted or increased to be the cause of maternal mortality in Ethiopia [Despite the high prevalence of direct obstetric complications with high maternal death, and great government effort to increase skilled obstetric care [Different factors affect institutional delivery in Ethiopia. Women with a higher educational level, having antenatal care follow-up, being urban residents, community media exposure, community antenatal care coverage, lower parity, and better educational status of the husband had higher odds of giving birth at a health facility [In some settings, particularly in less developed areas too few interventions or too many interventions that the women do not need and adhere to are being provided for the purpose of improving facility delivery service quality and its utilization [