This indicator reflects the proportion of women who have experienced at least one live birth within a specified time frame—ranging from one to three years prior to the survey—who received antenatal care from a physician during their most recent pregnancy. It highlights the accessibility and
utilization of medical services by pregnant women, emphasizing the
importance of skilled professional support during pregnancy. The data distinguishes between various provider types, focusing solely on the highest qualified practitioner mentioned by the respondent. By analyzing this indicator, policymakers and health professionals can identify trends and
gaps in maternal healthcare, ultimately guiding initiatives aimed at enhancing the health outcomes of mothers and their newborns across different regions and communities.
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