Community-Based Essential Newborn Care Practices and Associated Factors among Women of Enderta, Tigray, Ethiopia, 2018

Table 2

Obstetrics and maternal health service among women who have months in the rural community of Enderta district, southeast zone, Tigray, Ethiopia, 2018.

Variable		Frequency (percentage)
No. of pregnancy	0-1	166 (26.2)
	2-4	353 (55.7)
	≥5	115 (18.1)
No. of birth	0-1	174 (27.4)
	2-4	353 (55.7)
	≥5	107 (16.9)
ANC visit	Yes	557 (87.9)
	No	77 (12.1)
ANC assistance	Physician	8 (1.3)
	Health officer	165 (26)
	Nurse/midwife	360 (56.8)
	HEWs	24 (3.8)
Counseling recent ANC	Yes	517 (81.5)
	No	40 (6.3)
TT vaccination	Yes	427 (67.4)
	No	137 (21.6)
Attending monthly pregnant meeting	Yes	304 (47.9)
	No	330 (52.1)
Preparedness for delivery	Yes	574 (90.5)
	No	60 (9.5)
Materials prepared for delivery	Food	528 (83.3)
	Cloth	544 (85.8)
	Money	384 (60.6)
	Transport	183 (28.9)
Planned birth place	Yes	567 (89.4)
	No	67 (10.6)
Place of delivery	Health institution	571 (91.1)
	Home	63 (9.9)
Delivery attendant	Health profession	571 (90.1)
	TBA	32 (5)
	Relative and friend	31 (4.9)
Mode of delivery	Spontaneous vaginal delivery	544 (85.8)
	Instrumental delivery	52 (8.2)
	C/S	38 (6)
PNC visit	Yes	371 (58.5)
	No	263 (41.5)
Heard about immediate newborn care	Yes	515 (81.2)
	No	119 (18.8)
Source of information	HEW	387 (61)
	Health profession	492 (77.6)
	Mass media	265 (41.8)