Births to mothers receiving early and regular prenatal care - Kentucky

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

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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Scale: 14 - 6,599


Kentucky	34,802
Adair	135
Allen	110
Anderson	189
Ballard	82
Barren	300
Bath	110
Bell	236
Boone	897
Bourbon	160
Boyd	267
Boyle	197
Bracken	76
Breathitt	98
Breckinridge	138
Bullitt	543
Butler	100
Caldwell	126
Calloway	349
Campbell	522
Carlisle	46
Carroll	107
Carter	138
Casey	127
Christian	1,007
Clark	343
Clay	153
Clinton	85
Crittenden	83
Cumberland	45
Daviess	920
Edmonson	63
Elliott	40
Estill	90
Fayette	2,615
Fleming	118
Floyd	247
Franklin	415
Fulton	52
Gallatin	49
Garrard	127
Grant	224
Graves	376
Grayson	224
Green	68
Greenup	172
Hancock	73
Hardin	794
Harlan	182
Harrison	149
Hart	107
Henderson	312
Henry	131
Hickman	28
Hopkins	443
Jackson	85
Jefferson	6,599
Jessamine	448
Johnson	158
Kenton	1,152
Knott	111
Knox	205
Larue	95
Laurel	476
Lawrence	95
Lee	32
Leslie	106
Letcher	201
Lewis	51
Lincoln	229
Livingston	87
Logan	167
Lyon	58
Madison	585
Magoffin	82
Marion	210
Marshall	286
Martin	43
Mason	138
McCracken	642
McCreary	163
McLean	70
Meade	168
Menifee	40
Mercer	188
Metcalfe	77
Monroe	61
Montgomery	291
Morgan	89
Muhlenberg	255
Nelson	412
Nicholas	58
Ohio	185
Oldham	370
Owen	64
Owsley	34
Pendleton	111
Perry	223
Pike	413
Powell	116
Pulaski	571
Robertson	14
Rockcastle	87
Rowan	186
Russell	159
Scott	464
Shelby	331
Simpson	100
Spencer	160
Taylor	189
Todd	82
Trigg	118
Trimble	77
Union	92
Warren	756
Washington	95
Wayne	194
Webster	98
Whitley	285
Wolfe	55
Woodford	168

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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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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