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Results from the 2014 Kigoma, Tanzania Reproductive Health Survey among women ages 15 to 49 [infographic]
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9/14/15
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Alternative Title:Kigoma Reproductive Health Survey
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Description:Recommendations: It is difficult for many women to deliver their babies in health facilities because facilities are often far away, and transportation is expensive. Transport voucher programs and community transport funds could reduce these barriers.
Many pregnant women attend only one antenatal care visit. Because the first antenatal care visit may be the woman’s only contact with the health system during her pregnancy, this first visit should educate her about important maternal health issues such as:
• The need to develop a birth plan
• Warning signs of pregnancy complications
• The health advantages of delivering in a facility
• The benefits and availability of family planning
SOURCE: Kigoma 2014 Reproductive Health Survey
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