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Table 6 Community perceptions of intermittent preventative treatment for malaria in pregnancy and health workers, endline only (N = 687)

From: A cluster randomized trial of delivery of intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy at the community level in Malawi

 

Agree

n (%)

The medicine given to pregnant women to prevent malaria works well to keep the mother healthy.

644 (93.7%)

I am able to take the medicine to prevent malaria at least three times during pregnancy.

653 (95.1%)

More than half of the women in my community take medicine to prevent malaria when they are pregnant.

556 (80.9%)

I find the community health workers in my community helpful.

387 (57.9%)

Health workers in the health facility in this community are knowledgeable about how to administer IPTp for pregnant women.

646 (93.3%)

Community health workers in this community treat their patients with respect.

479 (69.7%)

Heath workers that care for pregnant women with malaria in the health facility in this community treat their patients with respect.

602 (86.9%)