Research Article
Antenatal Care Strengthening in Jimma, Ethiopia: A Mixed-Method Needs Assessment
Table 1
Background characteristics of 1364 women who had given birth within the previous 12 months in the Jimma area1.
| Age, years, mean ± SD () | 24.5 ± 4.7 (1357) | Place of residence | | Jimma | 71.6 (974) | Serbo | 6.3 (86) | Agaro | 22.1 (301) | Maternal education | | No school | 19.9 (271) | Primary school | 46.1 (628) | Secondary or higher school | 34.0 (464) | Marital status | | Single | 2.8 (38) | Widow/divorced | 5.1 (69) | Cohabitating | 92.1 (1254) | Parity | | Para I | 42.0 (566) | Para II | 26.4 (355) | Para III | 14.9 (201) | Para IV+ | 16.7 (225) | Outcome of last pregnancy | | Singletons | 98.0 (1336) | Twins and triplets | 2.1 (28) | ANC attendance during last pregnancy | | Yes | 83.1 (1132) | No | 17.0 (231) | Place of delivery | | Health facility | 67.4 (904) | Home | 32.6 (437) |
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All numbers are % () unless otherwise indicated. Numbers do not add up due to missing data.
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