Maternal and child healthcare coverage and trends: refugee vs. non-refugee districts in Uganda

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Rogers Nsubuga · Infectious Diseases Institute

Rornald Muhumuza Kananura · African Population and Health Research Center

Ronald Wasswa · Makerere University

Catherine Birabwa · Makerere University

Jimmy Odongo Ogwal · Ministry of Health

Winfred Dotse-Gborgbortsi · University of Southampton

George Mwinnyaa

Abstract

Novel approach - leveraging routine facility data, revealed MCH coverage was modestly consistently higher in RH districts over the years and RH status influenced ANC4 coverage. Overall district-CCI depended on Government investment and health systems performance implying increase in PHC financing could be a key driver to universal district-level improvement.

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Global Maternal and Child Health Healthcare Systems and Reforms Migration, Health and Trauma

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Published in: Conflict and Health

DOI: 10.1186/s13031-026-00780-7

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Maternal and child healthcare coverage and trends: refugee vs. non-refugee districts in Uganda

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