Journal of Pregnancy / 2018 / Article / Tab 3 / Research Article
Prevalence and Determinants of Complete Postnatal Care Service Utilization in Northern Shoa, Ethiopia Table 3 Coverage of postnatal care services and related information’s among women who gave birth in the last ten months preceding this survey, Northern Shoa, Ethiopia, 2017.
Variables Frequency (n) Percent ( ) Postnatal care utilization Complete PNC (3 or more visits) 145 28.4 Sporadic PNC (2 or less PNC) 365 71.6 Reason for not complying with PNC recommendation I didn’t know about its importance 124 33.9 It’s a waste of time once we get birth 39 10.7 I waited long time to get the service 57 15.6 Baby and I were completely healthy 178 48.8 Social reasons 84 23 Counseling about PNC Yes 189 41.6 No 265 58.4 Previous Information about PNC Had information 94 18.4 Never had information 416 81.6 Source of Information Media 19 20.2 Magazines or other reading materials 30 31.9 Health extension workers 57 60.6 Friends 13 13.8 Postdelivery seclusion Yes 389 76.3 No 121 23.7 Postnatal care vs seclusion It’s more important than any clinic visit 191 49.1 No difference to me 103 26.5 No, the visit would be more important 95 24.4