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Prenatal care utilization in an African-American population is influenced by the health beliefs model

El Mohandes, A., Sharps, P., White, D., El Khorazaty, MN., Katta, PSR., & Jarrett, MH. (1999). Prenatal care utilization in an African-American population is influenced by the health beliefs model. Pediatric Research, 45(4), 712.

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