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Publication Date:
13/04/2015

Type:
Project brief

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Assessing and addressing barriers to IPTp uptake in Uganda - Pilot intervention

Publication Date:
13/04/2015
Type:
Project brief

This project brief describes a study conducted by Malaria Consortium since 2013 to assess and address barriers to IPTp uptake in Uganda.The project aims to increase the uptake of IPTp and reduce the burden of malaria in pregnancy in Uganda. Based on formative research, a pilot intervention has been developed to address one of the key barriers to IPTp uptake: health workers’ inadequate knowledge of the provision guidelines.

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Country: Uganda

Keywords: Facility health services | Preventive treatment | Child and maternal health

Issues: Malaria

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