Exploring Continuity of Care and Reproductive Justice Among Pregnant women with Sickle Cell Disease in Uganda: A Mixed-Methods Study

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Ake

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Ake

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Data set containing data for quantitative component of a cohort of 135 pregnant women who had Sickle Cell disease, looking at effect of support system, adherence to ANC visit schedules and fetal outcomes of pregnancy. This dataset was anonymized prior to submission.

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