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This research aims to explore how health worker programmes address malaria prevention practices among pregnant women in southern Uganda.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Addressing Malaria Prevention Practices Among Pregnant Women Through Health Worker Programmes in Southern Uganda: A Thematic Analysis

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This research aims to explore how health worker programmes address malaria prevention practices among pregnant women in southern Uganda.
Conducted qualitative interviews with healthcare workers
Administered surveys to pregnant women
Performed thematic analysis of the collected data
Estimated treatment effect with statistical modeling
72% of pregnant women reported using insecticide-treated bed nets
Variable adherence to recommended usage times among users
Inconsistencies found in implementation of malaria prevention strategies
Need for targeted education for healthcare providers identified

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Thematic analysis reveals inconsistencies in malaria prevention practices among pregnant women, indicating necessary interventions.

Kakooza et al. (2006) studied this question.

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