SEX INEQUALITY, HIGH TRANSPORT COSTS, AND EXPOSED CLINIC LOCATION: REASONS FOR LOSS TO FOLLOW-UP OF CLIENTS UNDER PREVENTION OF MOTHER-TO-CHILD HIV TRANSMISSION IN EASTERN UGANDA – A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Muhamadi Lubega,1–4 Ibrahim A Musenze,3 Gukiina Joshua,2 George Dhafa,2 Rose Badaza,3 Christopher J Bakwesegha,3 Steven J Reynolds41District Health Office, Iganga District Administration, Iganga, Uganda; 2Research Institute, 3School of Graduate Studies and Research, Busoga University, Iganga, Uganda; 4National Institutes of Health/NIAID-ICER

This is a discriptive study with the main goal to identify personal, pregnancy and delivery characteristics of mothers given birth to mentally retarded child.This study has been conducted in the rehabilitation center in Tehran in 1994.A total of 150 women took part in this research, and the tool of was a check list which was completed by researcher

Low levels of female representation are found when it comes to technical roles within the South African performing arts industry despite improved numbers in the overall representation of females within the industry across different occupational categories.Employment in the core functions of the performing arts entities is therefore still predominan