Papers by Edward Galiwango
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Introduction There is scarcity of data on children with disabilities living in low-and-middle-inc... more Introduction There is scarcity of data on children with disabilities living in low-and-middle-income countries, including Uganda. This study describes disability prevalence and explores factors associated with different disability categories. It highlights the value of using a standardized, easy-to-use tool to determine disability in children and contextualizing disability in children in light of their developmental needs. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted between September 2018–January 2019 at the Iganga-Mayuge Health and Demographic Surveillance Site in Uganda. Respondents were caregivers of children between 5–17 years and were administered an in-depth Child Functioning Module (CFM). The outcome variable, disability, was defined as an ordered categorical variable with three categories–mild, moderate, and severe. Generalized ordered logit model was applied to explore factors associated with disability categories. Results Out of 1,842 caregivers approached for the study,...
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Additional file 6. Ethical Approval of local Institutional Review Boards.
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Additional file 2. Selection of women with a livebirth surviving the neonatal period.
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Additional file 2. STROBE guidelines checklist.
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Additional file 4. Ethical approval of local Institutional Review Boards.
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Additional file 3. Additional results. 3.1: Maternal characteristics of the births in the five ye... more Additional file 3. Additional results. 3.1: Maternal characteristics of the births in the five years preceding the survey for five sites. 3.2: Interviewer characteristics of births in the five years preceding the survey for five sites. 3.3: Distribution of missing year or month of pregnancy outcome by FBH+/FPH groups. 3.3: Distribution of missing year or month of pregnancy outcome by FBH+/FPH groups. 3.5A: Distribution of reported gestational age in months by outcome (n=70,973). 3.5B: Distribution of reported gestational age in months by outcome (gestation ≥5 months) (n=66,793). 3.6: Gestational age specific stillbirth, perinatal and early neonatal mortality rates, overall and site specific. 3.7: Summary of reporting of gestational age in weeks for stillbirths. 3.7A: Distribution of reported gestational age in weeks by outcome (n=15,591). 3.7B: Internal consistency of gestational age reported in weeks and months by site and by outcome. 3.8: Birthweight distribution by outcome. 3.9: ...
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Additional file 4. Additional results. Additional file 4.1: Don't know and missing responses ... more Additional file 4. Additional results. Additional file 4.1: Don't know and missing responses by pregnancy outcomes for selected DHS-7 standard pregnancy and postnatal care questions. Additional file 4.2: Data errors in timing of postnatal care questions. Additional file 4.3: Comparison of selected maternal care indicators by outcome. Additional file 4.4: Distribution of age at first antenatal care visit by outcome. Additional file 4.4A: Distribution of age at first ANC reported in weeks by outcome (n=501). Additional file 4.4B: Distribution of age at first ANC reported in months by outcome (n=13,400). Additional file 4.5: Distribution of post-delivery length of stay in facility in days. Additional file 4.6: Distribution of age at first postnatal care visit in hours
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Additional file 1. Framework for factors associated with stillbirths
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Additional file 1. Additional methods. 1.1: Background overview of the five HDSS sites. 1.2: Deta... more Additional file 1. Additional methods. 1.1: Background overview of the five HDSS sites. 1.2: Details of selection of women with a livebirth surviving the neonatal period. 1.3: Details of qualitative methods for FGD in EN-INDEPTH study.
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Additional file 6: Additional results.
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Additional file 5: Calculation of survey weights.
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Additional file 3: STROBE guidelines checklist.
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Additional file 4: Selection of women with a livebirth surviving the neonatal period, EN-INDEPTH ... more Additional file 4: Selection of women with a livebirth surviving the neonatal period, EN-INDEPTH survey.
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Additional file 2: Qualitative methods for Focus Group Discussions in the EN-INDEPTH study.
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Additional file 1: Background overview of the five HDSS sites.
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Additional file 4. Additional results.
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Additional file 5. Ethical approval of local Institutional Review Boards
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Additional file 3. STROBE guidelines checklist
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Population Health Metrics, 2021
Background Birth registration is a child’s first right. Registration of live births, stillbirths ... more Background Birth registration is a child’s first right. Registration of live births, stillbirths and deaths is foundational for national planning. Completeness of birth registration for live births in low- and middle-income countries is measured through population-based surveys which do not currently include completeness of stillbirth or death registration. Methods The EN-INDEPTH population-based survey of women of reproductive age was undertaken in five Health and Demographic Surveillance System sites in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau and Uganda (2017–2018). In four African sites, we included new/modified questions regarding registration for 1177 stillbirths and 11,881 livebirths (1333 neonatal deaths and 10,548 surviving the neonatal period). Questions were evaluated for completeness of responses, data quality, time to administer and estimates of registration completeness using descriptive statistics. Timing of birth registration, factors associated with non-registrati...
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