Level of quality of option B+PMTCT service provision in public health facilities in Mekelle zone, northern Ethiopia: cross-sectional study

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Kiros Fenta Ajemu
Alem Desta
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[1] Tigray Health Research Institute,School of Public Health
[2] Mekelle University,undefined
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Quality; Option B + PMTCT; HIV positive women; Tigray; Northern Ethiopia;
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