Births to mothers receiving early and regular prenatal care - Kentucky

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Births to mothers receiving early and regular prenatal care (Percent) – 2009

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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Scale: 34% - 86%


Kentucky	64%
Adair	64%
Allen	46%
Anderson	71%
Ballard	86%
Barren	57%
Bath	71%
Bell	66%
Boone	65%
Bourbon	69%
Boyd	50%
Boyle	68%
Bracken	68%
Breathitt	60%
Breckinridge	59%
Bullitt	75%
Butler	55%
Caldwell	79%
Calloway	84%
Campbell	63%
Carlisle	82%
Carroll	63%
Carter	45%
Casey	60%
Christian	70%
Clark	75%
Clay	59%
Clinton	69%
Crittenden	70%
Cumberland	56%
Daviess	68%
Edmonson	57%
Elliott	57%
Estill	57%
Fayette	67%
Fleming	59%
Floyd	48%
Franklin	68%
Fulton	65%
Gallatin	42%
Garrard	66%
Grant	66%
Graves	74%
Grayson	67%
Green	58%
Greenup	55%
Hancock	62%
Hardin	51%
Harlan	51%
Harrison	65%
Hart	48%
Henderson	51%
Henry	71%
Hickman	60%
Hopkins	77%
Jackson	56%
Jefferson	66%
Jessamine	66%
Johnson	56%
Kenton	61%
Knott	54%
Knox	50%
Larue	55%
Laurel	66%
Lawrence	53%
Lee	45%
Leslie	65%
Letcher	71%
Lewis	54%
Lincoln	66%
Livingston	84%
Logan	53%
Lyon	82%
Madison	58%
Magoffin	51%
Marion	74%
Marshall	82%
Martin	34%
Mason	62%
McCracken	86%
McCreary	73%
McLean	59%
Meade	59%
Menifee	74%
Mercer	71%
Metcalfe	54%
Monroe	50%
Montgomery	77%
Morgan	58%
Muhlenberg	74%
Nelson	74%
Nicholas	62%
Ohio	58%
Oldham	77%
Owen	62%
Owsley	58%
Pendleton	64%
Perry	58%
Pike	57%
Powell	70%
Pulaski	76%
Robertson	74%
Rockcastle	53%
Rowan	65%
Russell	71%
Scott	71%
Shelby	56%
Simpson	47%
Spencer	80%
Taylor	62%
Todd	49%
Trigg	70%
Trimble	73%
Union	53%
Warren	52%
Washington	78%
Wayne	75%
Webster	56%
Whitley	59%
Wolfe	60%
Woodford	60%

Definitions: Number and percent of pregnant women who received early prenatal care (care in the first thirteen weeks of pregnancy) and regular prenatal care (10 or more prenatal care visits).

Data Source: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services

Footnotes: Kentucky switched to the revised birth certificate in 2004, and the new data for this indicator are not comparable with data from prior years. Data are reported by mother’s place of residence, not infant’s place of birth. Data on births to Kentucky residents that occurred in other states using the old birth certificate are not comparable and have been excluded. For cases where the information for this variable was missing, the case was excluded from the total number of live births. Data for 2007-2009 are preliminary.

Updated 11/29/2011

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Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc. 11001 Bluegrass Pkwy, Ste 100
Jeffersontown, KY 40299

502.895.8167
info@kyyouth.org
http://www.kyyouth.org

Amy Swann, KIDS COUNT Coordinator

Kentucky Youth Advocates is a non-partisan, non-profit, children's advocacy organization. KYA represents a voice for Kentucky's most precious asset - its youth. We believe that Kentucky's youth deserve the opportunities and resources necessary to ensure their productive development and health.

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