Time to antenatal care booking and its predictors among pregnant women in East Africa: a Weibull gamma shared frailty model using a recent demographic and health survey

The median time to ANC booking among pregnant women in East Africa is longer than the new WHO recommendation. Maternal and husband education, high community-level maternal literacy, a better household, community-level wealth index, and previous CS increase the likelihood of an early ANC booking. However, unwanted pregnancy lowers the likelihood of an early ANC booking. Therefore, strengthening systematic efforts to improve women's and their husbands' educational status, encouraging women's education in the community, providing economic support for women with low wealth status and poor communities, encouraging wanted pregnancy, and providing accessible counseling services for women with unwanted pregnancies will help to encourage early ANC booking among pregnant women in East Africa.

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Frontiers in Global Women s Health
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fgwh.2024.1457350
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Global Maternal and Child Health
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Abstract

The median time to ANC booking among pregnant women in East Africa is longer than the new WHO recommendation. Maternal and husband education, high community-level maternal literacy, a better household, community-level wealth index, and previous CS increase the likelihood of an early ANC booking. However, unwanted pregnancy lowers the likelihood of an early ANC booking. Therefore, strengthening systematic efforts to improve women's and their husbands' educational status, encouraging women's education in the community, providing economic support for women with low wealth status and poor communities, encouraging wanted pregnancy, and providing accessible counseling services for women with unwanted pregnancies will help to encourage early ANC booking among pregnant women in East Africa.

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