RESULTS: Prenatal care covered 98.7% postpartum women. Syphilis testing
coverage rate was 89.1% (one test) and 41.2% (two tests), and syphilis prevalence
in pregnancy was 1.02% (95%CI 0.84;1.25). A lower prenatal coverage rate
was observed among women in the North region, indigenous women, those
with less education, and those who received prenatal care in public health care
units. A lower testing coverage rate was observed among residents in the North,
Northeast, and Midwest regions, among younger and non-white skin-color
women, among those with lower education, and those who received prenatal
care in public health care units. An increased prevalence of syphilis was observed
among women with < 8 years of education (1.74%), who self-reported as black
(1.8%) or mixed (1.2%), those who did not receive prenatal care (2.5%), and
those attending public (1.37%) or mixed (0.93%) health care units.
RESULTS: Prenatal care covered 98.7% postpartum women. Syphilis testing
coverage rate was 89.1% (one test) and 41.2% (two tests), and syphilis prevalence
in pregnancy was 1.02% (95%CI 0.84;1.25). A lower prenatal coverage rate
was observed among women in the North region, indigenous women, those
with less education, and those who received prenatal care in public health care
units. A lower testing coverage rate was observed among residents in the North,
Northeast, and Midwest regions, among younger and non-white skin-color
women, among those with lower education, and those who received prenatal
care in public health care units. An increased prevalence of syphilis was observed
among women with < 8 years of education (1.74%), who self-reported as black
(1.8%) or mixed (1.2%), those who did not receive prenatal care (2.5%), and
those attending public (1.37%) or mixed (0.93%) health care units.
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