Use of intermittent preventive treatment among pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from malaria indicator surveys

Keyphrases

• Adverse Outcomes 7%
• Burkina Faso 7%
• Country Variation 7%
• During Pregnancy 92%
• Educational Level 7%
• Effective Service 7%
• Fetus 7%
• Ghana 15%
• Healthcare System Performance 7%
• Household Wealth 7%
• Individual Education 7%
• Individual Household 7%
• Intermittent Preventive Treatment 100%
• Inverse Association 7%
• Kenya 15%
• Late Pregnancy 7%
• Malaria in Pregnancy 7%
• Malaria Indicator Survey 100%
• Malaria-endemic Region 7%
• Malawi 7%
• Mali 7%
• Neonate 7%
• Nigeria 7%
• Non-poor 7%
• Policy System 7%
• Poor Households 7%
• Pregnant Women 100%
• Regional Disparities 7%
• Regression Analysis 7%
• Sierra Leone 15%
• Socioeconomic Background 7%
• Socioeconomic Disparities 15%
• Sub-Saharan Africa 100%
• Sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine 7%
• Uganda 7%
• Wealth Gradient 7%
• Wealth Status 15%
• With Woman 7%

Social Sciences

• Africa 100%
• Burkina Faso 25%
• Cross-Sectional Study 25%
• Education 25%
• Educational Level 25%
• Ghana 50%
• Kenya 50%
• Longitudinal Analysis 25%
• Malaria 100%
• Malawi 25%
• Mali 25%
• Neonate 25%
• Nigeria 25%
• Prevalence 100%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Sierra Leone 50%
• Sociodemographic Factors 25%
• Uganda 25%

Psychology

• Education 100%
• Longitudinal Analysis 100%
• Regression Analysis 100%
• World Health Organization 100%