Zambia - Malaria Behavior Survey

Resultados do país

zonas

Famílias

Respondentes individuais

92%

Conhecimento: Respondents with a comprehensive knowledge of care-seeking were 3.8 times more likely to seek prompt and appropriate care for their child with fever.
Social Norms: Respondents who believed that people in their community sought care on the same day or the day after they developed a fever were 2,3 vezes more likely to seek prompt e appropriate care.

86%

Atitudes: Respondents with favorable attitudes toward the use of mosquito nets were 1,5 vezes more likely to report net care behaviors.
Media Exposure: Respondents who reported hearing malaria messages from a health facility were 1,7 vezes more likely to use a net every night.

87%

Atitudes: Women with favorable attitudes toward IPTp were 3.9 times more likely to attend ANC at least four times in a future pregnancy.
Social Norms: Women who believed that most women in their community start ANC in the first trimester were 2,2 vezes more likely to start ANC early.
Percepções dos profissionais de saúde: Women who perceived that most ANC providers treat women with respect were 1,9 vezes more likely to intend to initiate early ANC in a future pregnancy.

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