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Publication Date:
17/11/2020

Author:
Emily Goodwin
Sam Siduda Gudoi
Ruth Kigozi
JB Bwanika
Thomson Ngabirano
Daniella Busharizi
Badru Gidudu
Harriet Abesiga
Robert Abiriga
Myers Lugemwa
Jane Nabakozas
Paul Mbaka
Joel Kisubi
Mame K.Niang
Kassahun Belay
Gloria Sebikaari
James K Tibenderana

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Effectiveness of long-lasting insecticidal nets and intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy uptake among pregnant women attending antenatal care in Uganda

Publication Date:
17/11/2020
Author:
Emily Goodwin
Sam Siduda Gudoi
Ruth Kigozi
JB Bwanika
Thomson Ngabirano
Daniella Busharizi
Badru Gidudu
Harriet Abesiga
Robert Abiriga
Myers Lugemwa
Jane Nabakozas
Paul Mbaka
Joel Kisubi
Mame K.Niang
Kassahun Belay
Gloria Sebikaari
James K Tibenderana
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Poster

Malaria in pregnancy (MiP) remains a preventable cause of adverse maternal, fetal and newborn health outcomes in Uganda. Health management information system data show that 215,024 facility-based MiP cases were reported in 2018 alone. The USAID MAPD program has supported Uganda’s efforts to combat MiP since 2017. This study investigates the relationship between MiP case numbers and the uptake of preventive interventions among pregnant women attending antenatal care in Uganda.

This poster was presented at the 69th annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.

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Country: Uganda

Keywords: Research | Malaria | Malaria in pregnancy | Maternal, neonatal and child health | Preventive treatments | SDG3

 

 

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