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SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTThe quality and reach of ANC services needs to be improved.Only one in every two women making ANC visits were informed of signs ofpregnancy complications, and only one in every five had their urine samples taken.amoNg womeN aged 15-49 with a live birth iN the five years precediNg thesurvey – the perceNtage who took iroN tables aNd drugs for iNtestiNalparasites duriNg the pregNaNcy of the most receNt birth, aNd amoNgwomeN who received aNteNatal care for their most receNt birth iN thepast five years, the perceNtage who received selected servicesSource: UBOS and ICF International, 2012Rural-based pregnant women making ANC visits are less likely (49%) to be giveninformation on signs of pregnancy complications than are urban (62%) women.East Central (32%) and Central 2 (34%) had the lowest percentage of women whowere given information on signs of pregnancy complications while Karamoja hadthe highest percentage (76%).amoNg womeN who received aNteNatal care for their most receNt birthiN the past five years – the perceNtage who were iNformed of sigNs ofpregNaNcy complicatioNSource: UBOS and ICF International, 2012134
SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTFewer than one in every three women receive two or more dosesof intermittent preventive treatment (IPT2).At the national and sub-national level, there has been an improvement in IPT2uptake for malaria. Nationally the level has gone up from 16% in 2006 to 27% in2011.There are disparities among pregnant women on the basis of residence (ruralwomen are less likely to get IPT2 than urban); the regions (women in East Centralare less than half as likely to get IPT2 as those in other regions).A woman’s likelihood of having received IPT2 increases as her level of educationincreases, with those having at least some secondary education being 1.5 timesmore likely to have received IPT2 (29%) than those with no education (20%).womeN aged 15–49 with a live birth iN the two years precediNg the surveywho, duriNg the pregNaNcy precediNg the last birth, took 2+ doses of sp/faNsidarSource: UBOS and ICF International, 2012135
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