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Table 4 Calculation of UUIFB coverage estimates for Mozambique, Tanzania, Jharkhand (India), and Yemen

From: Uterotonic use immediately following birth: using a novel methodology to estimate population coverage in four countries

 

Mozambique

Tanzania

Jharkhand

Yemen

Birth location

% Births in location (P)

% UUIFBin location (Est)

% stock-in (SI)

Contribution to national coverage

% Births in location (P)

% UUIFB in location (Est)

% stock-in (SI)

Contribution to national coverage

% Births in location (P)

% UUIFB in location (Est)

% stock-in (SI)

Contribution to state coverage

% Births in location (P)

% UUIFB in location (Est)

% stock-in (SI)

Contribution to national coverage

Home births: without an SBA

45.2%

0%

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0.0%

47.0%

0%

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0.0%

46.7%

0%

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0.0%

66.0%

0.0%

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0.0%

Home births: with SBA

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1.1%

70%

N/A

0.8%

15.3%

85%

100%

13.0%

10.0%

70.0%

90.0%e

6.3%

Public facilities

54.6%a

80% (62-94%)

97.5%

42.6%

41.0%

71%f

98%

30.9% (28.7-32.8%)

16.0%c

90%

67-93%d

11.8%

24.0%

70.0%b

50.0%e

8.4%b

81.5%f

99%f

Private facilities

0.2%

100%

100%

0.2%

1.6%

81.5% (80-83%)

98%

1.3% (1.2-1.3%)

20.8%

90%

100%

18.7%

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Other facilities (Faith-based, NGO)

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7.5%

81.5% (80-83%)

98%

6.0% (5.9-6.1%)

0.8%

N/A

N/A

N/A

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Missing data

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─

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1.8%

--

N/A

1.3%

0.4%

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National UUIFB coverage estimate

100.0%

  

43% (34–49%)

100.0%

  

40% (37–42%)

100.0%

  

44%

100.0%

  

15%

  1. N/A not available, ─ not applicable.
  2. aSince there are not separate coverage or stockout data for Hospitals and Health Centers, the two are reported together.
  3. bData from Yemen combines public and private facility delivery data.
  4. cThe expert panel in Jharkhand had disaggregated facility deliveries by SBA (15.8%) and non-SBA (0.2%).
  5. dThe expert panel in Jharkhand had disaggregated facility deliveries by three types of health facilities and attributed different stock-in rates for each, therefore a range is presented and relative stock-in rates reflected in the calculation of state coverage.
  6. eThe expert panel in Yemen calculated a uterotonic access rate which considered stock in facilities, availability in outside pharmacies, ability to pay and frequency with which facilities provide it to women who cannot afford to purchase the drugs outside.
  7. fThe expert panel in Tanzania disaggregated UUIFB estimations by health center/dispensary level, district/regional hospitals and central hospitals.