Research Article
Predictors of Women’s Satisfaction with Hospital-Based Intrapartum Care in Asmara Public Hospitals, Eritrea
Table 3
Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis to identify predictors of low satisfaction with intrapartum care (n = 771).
| | | Odds ratio with 95% confidence interval | | Crude OR | Adjusted OR |
| | Provision of clean bed and beddings | 30.47 (2.91–3.51) | 18.87 (2.33–15.75) | | Toilet ease of access and cleanliness | 6.64 (3.38–13.03) | 6.09 (3.25–11.42) | | Given a locker to keep personal items | 2.62 (0.70–9.74) | NA | | Control of the delivery room | 5.58 (2.00–15.54) | 6.8 (2.65–17.75) | | Parents/sibling allowed to stay during labour | 7.78 (2.24–26.93) | 3.52 (1.299–9.56) | | Chairs available for your relatives | 6.57 (3.30–13.08) | 5.96 (3.14–11.30) | | Taught breathing techniques | 1.40 (0.48–4.11) | NA | | Received adequate back massage | 9.17 (4.22–19.91) | 6.43 (3.23–12.81) | | Given adequate privacy during examinations | 11.52 (5.05–26.26) | 10.22 (4.86–21.48) | | Staff gave warm welcome | 13.39 (2.24–19.91) | NA | | Permission requested before any procedure | 3.04 (1.53–6.06) | 2.39 (1.28–4.46) | | Staff showed a genuine interest | 11.52 (5.05–26.26) | NA | | Staff used understandable language | 8.03 (3.11–20.72) | 8.72 (3.57–21.27) | | Staff showed women how to summon help | 7.49 (3.79–14.78) | 8.16 (4.30–15.48) | | Baby shown immediately after birth | 8.06 (2.60–24.99) | 8.14 (2.87–23.07) |
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Bivariate model: R2 = 0.762; multivariate model: pseudo R2 = 0.726, , , NA = not applicable.
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