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Original Research

Evaluation of a Safe Motherhood project in Ntcheu district, Malawi

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Pages 1045-1055 | Published online: 12 Dec 2014

Figures & data

Figure 1 Map of Africa showing Malawi.

Figure 1 Map of Africa showing Malawi.

Figure 2 Map of Malawi showing Ntcheu district.

Figure 2 Map of Malawi showing Ntcheu district.

Table 1 Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the respondents (N=400)

Table 2 Participants’ knowledge of different services provided at the antenatal clinic (N=400)

Figure 3 Knowledge of recommended time to start breastfeeding after delivery.

Note: The recommended time to start breastfeeding is 30 minutes after delivery.
Figure 3 Knowledge of recommended time to start breastfeeding after delivery.

Figure 4 Participants’ knowledge of the best time to return to the health facility for postnatal checkup.

Figure 4 Participants’ knowledge of the best time to return to the health facility for postnatal checkup.

Figure 5 Comparison of number of visits to the antenatal clinic before and after initiation of the project.

Note: Baseline data reflect visits before initiation of the Safe Motherhood project; evaluation data reflect visits after initiation of the project.
Figure 5 Comparison of number of visits to the antenatal clinic before and after initiation of the project.

Figure 6 Reasons given by participants for not attending antenatal clinic.

Abbreviation: HIV, human immunodeficiency virus.
Figure 6 Reasons given by participants for not attending antenatal clinic.

Figure 7 Gestation month at which respondents made first visit to the antenatal clinic.

Figure 7 Gestation month at which respondents made first visit to the antenatal clinic.

Figure 8 Vaccination coverage in the project area and the whole district.

Abbreviations: BCG, Bacillus Calmette–Guérin tuberculosis vaccine; Penta, pentavalent vaccine.
Figure 8 Vaccination coverage in the project area and the whole district.

Figure 9 Type of support provided by males.

Figure 9 Type of support provided by males.