Maternal Satisfaction on Delivery Service among Postnatal Mothers in a Government Hospital, Mid-Western Nepal

Table 11

Association between sociodemographic characteristics of postnatal mothers and maternal satisfaction.

Satisfaction level ()
Variables	Satisfied, N (%)	Dissatisfied, N (%)	value	Unadjusted OR (95% CI)
Age
25 and above	55 (91.7)	5 (8.3)	0.575	1.365 (0.462–4.017)
Up to 25	105 (89.0)	13 (11.0)		1
Ethnicity
Brahmin/Chhetri	54 (90.0)	6 (10.0)	0.972	1.019 (0.363–2.863)
Others	106 (89.8)	12 (10.2)		1
Type of family
Nuclear	38 (90.5)	4 (9.5)	1.000^a	1.090 (0.339–3.510)
Joint	122 (89.7)	14 (10.3)		1
Educational status
Illiterate	22 (95.7)	1 (4.3)	0.475^a	2.710 (0.343–21.400)
Literate	138 (89.0)	17 (11.0)		1
Educational level
Up to primary	38 (95.0)	2 (5.0)	0.241^a	2.850 (0.622–13.056)
Secondary and above	100 (87.0)	15 (13.0)		1
Occupation
Homemaker	103 (92.0)	9 (8.0)	0.231	1.807 (0.679–4.810)
Others	5786.4)	9 (13.6)		1
Religion
Non-Hindu	28 (90.3)	3 (9.7)	0.930^a	1.061 (0.288–3.911)
Hindu	132 (89.8)	15 (10.2)		1
Family income status
One year and surplus	67 (90.5)	7 (9.5)	0.807	1.132 (0.417–3.072)
Less than one year	93 (89.4)	11 (10.6)		1

Pearson’s chi-square test; ^aFisher’s exact test; value significant at <0.05 level; 1 = reference.