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Basic and Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric Care (EmOC) signal functions from 1997 to present.

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Fig 2.

Delphi study flow embedded in the wider context of the Re-Visioning EmONC Project.

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Fig 3.

Flowchart of completed Delphi rounds to build consensus on EmONC signal functions and levels of care showing survey attrition across rounds.

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Fig 4.

Map showing countries where respondent have the most experience working in maternal and newborn health (n = 113).

Reprinted from https://mapchart.net under a CC BY 4.0, with permission from www.mapchart.net, original copyright 2014.

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Fig 5.

Participants’ views on whether emergency and routine care should be covered by the revised signal functions (n = 212) (more than one response option possible so percentages >100).

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Participants’ views on optimal number of levels of care for women and newborns with complications (n = 212).

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Table 1.

Delphi participants’ professional group(s).

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Table 2.

Participants’ experience working in different WHO regions.

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Table 3.

Participants who completed obstetric, newborn or both sections of survey.

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Fig 7.

Emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC) signal functions by three levels of care: A prototype for Round Three of the Delphi study.

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Fig 8.

Bar graph showing participants’ opinion on using three levels of care as shown in the round three prototype (n = 113).

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Fig 9.

Delphi participants agreement with proposed placement of signal functions at different levels of care (n = 113).

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Fig 10.

Emergency obstetric signal functions for the revised EmONC framework.

⚡Lack of consensus in Delphi – resolved through discussion at technical workshops or with specific technical experts. ✅ Consensus from Delphi on signal function and level of care (more >85% agreement) ↩ Moved to different level or adapted following technical discussions. ✴Added following technical discussions. ✂Removed before R3 based on technical discussion.

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Fig 11.

Emergency newborn signal functions for the revised EmONC framework.

⚡Lack of consensus in Delphi – discussed at technical workshops or discussed with technical experts. ✅ Consensus from Delphi on signal function and level of care (more >85% agreement). ↩ Moved to different level or adapted following technical discussions. ✴Added following technical discussions. ✂Removed before R3 based on technical discussions.

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Fig 12.

Basic and comprehensive emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC) signal functions 2025.

Reprinted from https://emonc.org under a CC BY 4.0, with permission from Averting Maternal Death and Disability (AMDD), original copyright 2025.

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