Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on malaria in pregnancy indicators in Northern Uganda: a joinpoint regression analysis.

Francesco Vladimiro Segala,Jerry Ictho,Mariangela L'Episcopia,Emmanuel Onapa,Elda De Vita,Roberta Novara, Nelson Olung,Valentina Totaro,Lameck Olal,Giulia Patti, Christopher Bingom, Umberto Farina,Roberta Papagni, Caroline Agaro,Davide Fiore Bavaro,James Amone, Giovanni Dall'Oglio,Benedict Ngole,Claudia Marotta,Samuel Okori, Maurizio Zarcone, Joseph Ogwang,Carlo Severini,Peter Lochoro,Giovanni Putoto,Annalisa Saracino,Francesco Di Gennaro

Pathogens and global health（2023）

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In our study, the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced access to ANC visits and IPTp uptake. However, the healthcare system maintained its capacity for managing malaria cases, first antenatal visits, and institutional deliveries.Trial registration: This study has been registered on the ClinicalTrials.gov public website on 26 April 2022. ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT05348746.

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malaria,pregnancy indicators,northern uganda,pandemic

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