Obstetrics and Gynecology International / 2021 / Article / Tab 6 / Research Article
Active Management of Third Stage of Labor: Practice and Associated Factors among Obstetric Care Providers in North Wollo, Amhara Region, Ethiopia Table 6 Bivariate and multivariable analysis, on factors associated with obstetrics care providers’ practice on active management of third stage of labor, 2020.
Variables Practice status COR (95% CI) AOR (95% CI) valueGood Poor Work experience <12 months 5 36 0.200 (0.073–0.552) 0.206 (0.067–0.635) 0.01 12–24 months 10 28 0.515 (0.227–1.169) 0.654 (0.251–1.706) 0.38 25–36 months 17 31 0.791 (0.390–1.605) 0.571 (0.252–1.293) 0.17 >36 months 43 62 1 1 Manage 3rd stage of labor with assistance Yes 43 65 1.902 (1.090 –3.320) 2.045 (1.062–3.936) 0.02 No 32 92 1 1 Loading of uterotonic Yes 59 75 4.032 (2.136–7.608) 4.695 (2.311–9.538) 0.01 No 16 82 1 1 Sex Male 50 78 2.026 (1.142–3.593) Female 25 79 1 Profession GP 17 25 2.769 (1.184–6.473) HO 9 23 1.593 (0.606–4.191) Midwife 35 52 2.740 (1.327–5.657) Nurse 14 57 1 Qualification Diploma 10 44 0.355 (0.165–.761) Advanced diploma 8 24 0.520 (0.219–1.238) Degree 57 89 1 In-service training Yes 31 51 4.026 (1.720–9.424) No 53 150 1 Knowledge of respondents on AMTSL Good knowledge 57 67 4.254 (2.295–7.885) 2.986 (1.451–6.144) 0.01 Poor knowledge 18 90 1 1
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, 1: reference group.