Name: Pregnant women receiving prenatal care (%)
Creator: World Development Indicators

Pregnant women receiving prenatal care are the percentage of women attended at least once during pregnancy by skilled health personnel for reasons related to pregnancy.

Prenatal care coverage by country in 1993 (pregnant women receiving prenatal care (%))

In 1993, Austria had the highest value (100) among 3 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Austria	100	–
1	Kuwait (2007)	100	+5.3%
1	Sweden (2004)	100	–
1	Grenada (2007)	100	0.0%
1	Malta (2004)	100	–
1	Canada (2007)	100	–
1	Antigua and Barbuda (2008)	100	0.0%
1	Dominica (2008)	100	0.0%
1	Portugal (2004)	100	–
1	Turkmenistan (2019)	100	+0.4%
1	Germany (2004)	100	–
1	Lithuania (2004)	100	–
1	Bahrain (2007)	100	+3.0%
1	St. Kitts and Nevis (2007)	100	0.0%
1	United Arab Emirates (2007)	100	+3.3%
1	Kyrgyz Republic (2018)	99.8	+1.4%
1	Kosovo (2020)	99.7	+1.9%
1	Armenia (2016)	99.6	+0.5%
1	Korea, Dem. People's Rep. (2017)	99.5	-0.5%
1	Uzbekistan (2015)	99.4	-0.4%
1	Moldova (2012)	98.8	+0.8%
1	Oman (2014)	98.6	-0.4%
1	Jamaica (2011)	97.7	-1.3%
1	Fiji (2021)	97.7	-2.3%
1	Georgia (2010)	97.6	+1.3%
1	Venezuela, RB (2013)	97.5	+3.6%
2	Belarus (2019)	99.9	+0.2%
2	China (2018)	99.6	+3.1%
2	Kazakhstan (2015)	99.3	+0.1%
2	Burundi (2017)	99.2	+3.3%
2	Czechia	99	–

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Prenatal care coverage by country in 1993 (pregnant women receiving prenatal care (%))

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