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Male involvement in antenatal care is key

Daily Monitor
Monday April 19 2021
Our view:
There is urgent need to sensitise men about the importance of supporting their pregnant wives in all ways possible.
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Kiyoni Health Centre III in Kyankwanzi District has prioritised attending to spouses, who show up at the facility, as a way of encouraging husbands to escort their expectant wives for antenatal healthcare visits.
It is reported that those who do not come with their partners are attended to last even if they came in early.
In our story of April 16 titled, “Hospital prioritises couples for antenatal care services”, the officer-in-charge of the facility, Ms Justine Nakigudde, said the reason they require both spouses present during antenatal care is because they sometimes carryout tests such as HIV/Aids, syphilis and other sexually transmitted diseases that may affect the baby if both parents are not treated.

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Hospital prioritises couples for antenatal care services

According to the initiative, more men will be able to render financial and social support to expectant mothers

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