Lancet (London, England) · 2026
Measuring progress in pregnancy planning and preconception health.
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Schoenaker Danielle, Hall Jennifer, Verbiest Sarah, Nonterah Engelbert A, Norman Wendy V, Al-Jayyousi Ghadir Fakhri, Abdul Rahim Hanan F, Kakoly Nadira Sultana, Borges Ana Luiza Vilela, Mazza Danielle, Ku Chee Wai, Chan Jerry Kok Yen, Delbaere Ilse, Norris Shane A, Steegers Eric, Barrett Geraldine, Conti Gabriella, Stephenson Judith, international Core Indicators for Preconception Health and Equity (iCIPHE) Alliance
Аннотация
As efforts to support pregnancy planning and improve preconception health are increasing at scale, appropriate systems to monitor progress are required. Despite developments in a few countries, no surveillance systems currently in operation are using a comprehensive set of indicators for monitoring preconception health. This Review describes relevant indicators, reflecting both system-level and individual-level factors, that can be drawn from routine data sources to form the basis for developing new surveillance systems. We present a new framework for national and international surveillance that incorporates, for the first time, community perspectives on the factors that matter most before pregnancy and parenthood. Finally, we describe an international collaboration working towards a core set of indicators that can be compared across low-income, middle-income, and high-income countries, and discuss future directions to enhance and expand international monitoring of pregnancy planning and preconception health.