Women’s Problems in Accessing Health Care
Percent of women age 15-49 who reported at least one serious problem accessing health care for themselves when they are sick
Women’s Problems in Accessing Health Care | Percent of women age 15-49 who reported at least one serious problem accessing health care for themselves when they are sick | (Kagera, 0.44) (Kigoma, 0.43) (Rukwa, 0.29) (Mwanza, 0.32) (Tabora, 0.45) (Mbeya, 0.29) (Mara, 0.56) (Shinyanga, 0.35) (Singida, 0.45) (Arusha, 0.48) (Manyara, 0.58) (Dodoma, 0.52) (Iringa, 0.28) (Ruvuma, 0.26) (Kilimanjaro, 0.24) (Tanga, 0.39) (Morogoro, 0.23) (Pwani, 0.43) (Lindi, 0.4) (Mtwara, 0.34) (Dar Es Salaam, 0.23) (Pemba North, 0.2) (Pemba South, 0.18) (Unguja North, 0.16) (Unguja South, 0.14)
Over half of women in Manyara (58%), Mara (56%), and Dodoma (52%) reported at least one serious problem in accessing health care for themselves. Women living in the regions of Zanzibar are least likely to report problems accessing health care for themselves.
Over half of women in Manyara (58%), Mara (56%), and Dodoma (52%) reported at least one serious problem in accessing health care for themselves.